Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-01-09

• ‘GHOST ESTATE’ RAT PLAGUE HORROR
• LOSING DU BS’ BUS PARKED AT FIRE STATION DURING MATCH – ‘PUTTING LIVES AT RISK’
• Locals come out in force to support Kenya project
• Man ‘critical’ after collision near Glenbrien
• €10m court complex is complete
• MUSICAL SOCIETY READY TO ROCK!
• Six local projects on show in the RDS
• We have all gone on a social media detox – even the kids too!
• St Mary’s CBS lead the way with Computer Science
• Man (89) missing from Kilmore
• Excitement builds for Wexford Has Talent auditions
• 60% rise in number of people on trolleys
• MOST CO WEXFORD PROPERTIES IN TWO LOWEST TAX BANDS
• New car sales fall by nearly 12 per cent
• A dark love story perfect for these cold winter nights
• Bridget Roche marked her 100 th birthday last year
• L ar was part of the fabric of Ra th nu re
• Bunclody Beat
• Storm Eleanor didn’t hit Wexford too hard
• Man remanded in custody as Gardaí object to bail
• House prices rise as the number on the market falls
• Gorey’s generosity bearsfruit inMalawi
• ‘We’re surrounded by angels when we need them most’
• Hospice homecare provides invaluable support to families
• KEEPING AN EYE ON WHAT YOU EAT
• Gainfort training academy is one of the ‘Leading Beauty Schools in Ireland’
• College Choice – A Different Pathway with BIFE
• Club mucks around for a‘ Savage’ event
• Club Whitford awarded ‘Best Leisure Centre in Wexford’
• Yama Kids Yoga and Mindfulnes­s
• ALWAYS use a Registered Electrical Contractor (REC) to carry out electrical work in your home
• Can you help local family track long lost relative Kevin?
• GAA players battle it out for title
• Inside O’Connor points the way as Dubs surprised
• Spoils are shared in top of table encounter
• Scór na nOg Leinster final in Wexford
• Murphy’s all set for birthday
• Past stars’ big day
• Major incentive for North End players
• Nothing gained from stroll
• Goals and targets for 2018
• Star awards for Wexford trio
• Under-13 stalemate
• Lively Celtic hold Rangers to a draw
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Late O’Connor point a a big morale booster
• Waters, Malone prove you’ll win nothing with kids
• Where was Model army for visit of the boys in blue?
• Youth Academy is gearing up again
• Carey chosen as camogie manager
• Adamstown are up for the challenge
• Six of the best for super seasiders
• Five-star saints turn on the style
• North End fight back to draw with Moyne
• Rangers sink saints
• ENNISCORTH­Y RUGBY
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• GOREY HOCKEY
• S.B.R. A.C.
• Jacob’s major treble
• Frank account of mental illness is a must-read for all
• First win of the season for Pierce
• ON THE FAIRWAYS
• Memorable track first for Power and James
• Ballindagg­in duo main men
• Greyhound racing report
• LOOKING FORWARD AFTER TRYING TIMES
• TOP TWEETS
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Huge fall in refugee arrival sat Ross la re
• Recycled decoration­s wow judges
• Talbot Collection join forces with Hotel REZ group
• Planning an exit strategy for your business
• Brexit and fodder crisis threats to farmers, McCormack
• Let’s kick the habit of unrealisti­c resolution­s
• Exam reforms are welcome but we need more than piecemeal change
• New Year, same POT US soap opera as past returns to haunt ‘genius’
• Resolutely turning over a new green leaf to start the year with a clear mind
• Kindness of a family so great to behold
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Davidstown-Courtnacud­dy
• Ballymurn
• Bree-Galbally
• TheBallagh
• KiltealyBa­llin daggin
• Marshal stown Castledock­rell
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• A vegan month to focus on how we farm animals
• Time to get your nest boxes ready for the new year
• Tips on how to make changes that last
• The value of winter variegatio­n
• Food trends to watch in 2018
• Blistering Bale in tale how the west was brutally, forcibly taken
• Revolution­ary title is an incredible amount of fun
• Cycling passing distance law could be enforced

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