Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-04-10

• WAVE OF SUPPORT
• ANGER AND UNCERTAINT­Y OVER FUTURE OF MILLRACE HOTEL
• Enniscorth­y Golf Club counting the cost of recent spate of vandalism
• Book explores Blackstair­s communitie­s
• Mourners gather to bid farewell to Jack O’Brien (20)
• Coffee morning raises a huge €6,000
• Over €2 million secured to build a new women’s refuge
• Ciarán is hoping a small bit of pain will result in a lot of gain for ISPCA
• ENNISCORTH­Y & DISTRICT NEWS ROUND-UP
• BAD MOON RISING AT HOLOHAN’S!
• €95,000 cash injection for county’s heritage buildings
• Coastline investment for Wexford communitie­s
• Shock and sadness at death of Katrina (47)
• Enniscorth­y Drama group set for encore at the Presentati­on Centre
• Rockin’ good fun at ‘All Shook Up’
• Bunclody Beat
• Bree ICA unveil commemorat­ive garden
• WEXFORD CAR SALES UP 5% ON LAST YEAR
• Letter to the Editor: the Papal visit to Ireland will be a great opportunit­y
• Celebratin­g the unique character of rural Wexford
• Garda and Army bands set for Strawberry Fair
• Pro Life campaign rejects criticism of Gorey canvasser
• From London back to Wexford: Fr Murphy’s celebrate 60 years
• D’Arcy strengthen­s links to Savannah
• Alleged assault
• Camogie stars are models on and off the field of play!
• Trad music fills the air at the Opera House
• Shattered dreams on The Rust Belt
• Thanks for your work during storm!
• TOP ASTI POSITION FOR DEIRDRE
• A feast of theatre as groups prepare for All Ireland performanc­es
• School art project to be launched
• A regular feature on traditiona­l songs of County Wexford. This week: The Rise of Wexford Volunteers
• MICHELLE’S STUNNING SHOW
• Jackie will help you write a memoir
• Airplay in Canada for ‘Don’t Hate Me’
• BORN TO SERVE
• Emotions run high as fodder crisis hits hard
• Farmers’ mental health of huge concern – Wexford IFA President
• House prices on rise but lack of supply is an issue
• Fodder imports are brought in through Rosslare Europort
• Crisis is a result of ‘eight-month winter’
• Electric vehicle demand at record high
• Exclusive preview of Citroën C4 Cactus at RDS
• 2017 was the most successful year in SKODA AUTO’s history
• PEUGEOT 206 celebrates the 20th anniversar­y of its launch this year
• Mercedes-Benz introduces the latest CLS
• Ford has completed its new ST-Line model range
• Impressive Opel Insignia GSi
• Polestar 1 is available for pe-ordering
• Global Kia Sportage sales hit 5 million
• Wexford Sports and Classic Car Club stages its ‘Spring Challenge 2018’ event
• JACK’S RACE AGAINST TIME
• Aviva date for North End after win in Tipp
• Kilanerin’s impressive return to top flight
• Holders send out a warning
• Quick impact by Wilde
• Boys in blue have it easy
• Nolan the star man
• More caps for Casey
• Duffry secure draw
• Usual anticipati­on replaced by apathy in uncertain start
• Murphy levels it up
• Crossabeg-Ballymurn chalk up a superb tally
• Horeswood survive first dogfight
• Gorey get off to ideal start
• Ferns lay early marker
• Clongeen start recovery process as two late goals seal win
• Craanford edge Martin’s
• Seeking success in Sligo
• Cousins gets the vital goal
• Minor football ladies bounce back
• Experiment­al ladies lose
• Shot putters show steel
• U15 DEADLOCK
• Youths Women through to semis
• Dobbs hits back to earn draw
• Castletown win after late scare
• Fixtures take early battering with 13 games postponed
• St. Martin’s fully punish Fethard’s lack of of firepower
• Senior footballer­s’ rapid slide leaves them as outsiders
• Liam’s left seals it!
• Rathnure rule in U-13 league
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Super-subs send North End to Aviva
• St. Cormac’s close gap on leaders with win over Wanderers
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Codd’s dash worth it
• Tango completes Roche double
• Two tribes united in common cause on cup final day
• ROSSLARELA­DIES
• WEXFORDLAD­IES
• NEWROSSLAD­IES
• J.J’s Grand victory!
• Riding career on upward curve
• Top table changes at skittles meeting
• APPLAUD THE GREATS, IGNORE THE CLOWNS
• TOP TWEETS
• Audi Sport has unveiled the Audi RS 5 Sportback
• VOLVO XC60 is the World Car of the Year
• Poor websites are failing major car fleets
• Ford Ireland continue partnershi­p with Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind
• Jeep Ireland partner Hell & Back race
• New Renault Kangoo ZOE Z.E.
• Michelin’s CrossClima­te+ tyre is ‘exemplary’
• Audi’s first all-electric sporty SUV
• ‘The car of tomorrow – a reality today’
• SEAT makes history with record profits in 2017
• Citroën is a pioneer of comfort
• Stylish new Ford MS-RT Transit Custom
• Volkswagen Pikes Peak project
• Ring of Kerry most popular scenic drive route in Ireland
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Lorna’s horse has chance in National
• Gardaí seize spirits & beer from ‘she been’
• Rosslare plans first drive-induty free
• Datapac is top of the class with ETB solution
• Innovate employees dump commuting to work locally
• Sulzer in the mix for national business award
• Wallace’s become part of the family
• Brexit - the next step for Irish companies
• Do we really need a presidenti­al election?
• The fodder crisis is an emergency that needs more than a piecemeal reply
• Six nights back in Kerry provides much needed tonic for the soul
• And where exactly is this bridge too far, shipmates? Taking tricks on board
• Top Catholic schools enhance social divide
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Horoscopes
• Is it fair to keep a dog if you’re at work all day?
• Orange Tip to be on the wing from late April
• I am trying everything to get a good night’s sleep, despite Himself snoring
• Reasons to step out of your comfort zone
• Versatile beetroot extremely good for your health
• A hollow shell of absurdly repetitive questing
• Masterclas­s in oldfashion­ed scares and suspense
• Wexford ‘deserves better’

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