Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-04-17

• Landmark China deal on horizon for Slaney Foods
• McCauley’s expanding
• COUNCIL GUNNING FOR 1798 CENTRE SALE BUT OBJECTIONS REMAIN
• Couple’s wedding plans dashed as Millrace Hotel refunds deposit
• Another positive step forward for special school
• Kyle Cross work means 12 weeks of N11 delays
• Murderer must wait for outcome of his appeal
• Frustratio­n over lack of action on Doran’s Bridge
• ‘IT SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO CLOSE... WE WILL BE LOSING A PHENOMENAL ASSET’
• ENNISCORTH­Y & DISTRICT NEWS ROUND-UP
• Willie will help you to find love at the Strawberry Fair!
• Schools gear up for finals of Junk Kouture
• Sentencing adjourned in funding terrorism case
• Raising a cup to a job well done in Ballymurn!
• ‘DESPICABLE’ ATTACK ON ELDERLY FARMER
• A LOT OF LAUGHS FOR TWO GREAT CAUSES!
• The late Kitty Codd ‘loved everything about Rathnure’
• Monageer mourns vibrant and energetic Mary Cooper(68)
• Sadness in Bunclody at passing of farmer Jimmy
• Bunclody Beat
• Businessma­n tells court of threatenin­g phone calls
• Robbie back in the saddle for two worthy causes
• Increase solar contributi­ons charge motion defeated
• Restrictiv­e house zones ‘killing’ villages
• ESB called on to explain service
• Councillor’s non-stop ‘economy’ Stateside St Patrick’s Day trip
• Socially deprived areas priority
• Night of celebratio­n to mark 40 years of Duffry Rovers camogie
• Business awards deadline is extended
• Renewing a passport
• Any Arabic books lying around? Send them to Bridgetown!
• Back to Work Family Dividend
• Waterford IT to hold its open night
• Trucker is released without charge
• Plan for nursing home
• The Reward of Awe
• A look to the future for Fianna Fáil
• Wexford all set for May Bush Festival
• ‘Courageous’ Redmond is remembered
• Action packed road challenge and car show fit for a king
• €15,000 compensati­on for guard who injured his thumb during an arrest
• Funding to import fodder announced
• Songs of Wexford
• Newly refurbishe­d Porters Bar
• Cosmic rebels make a return to the Riverside
• Maca postpones Turkish tours over civil unrest
• Aware bringing its education courses to Wexford town
• Wexford Computer Services ‘no nonsense computer support’
• HERMITAGE GREEN TO ROCK THE DUN MHUIRE
• Shayma Kamar tackles the refugee crisis
• YOU’LL LAUGH AND CRY AT JESTFEST!
• Noël The Musical is heading for the US
• Billy to launch literary festival in Enniscorth­y
• O’HANLON ALLAYS FEARS
• Spoils are shared in big Gorey Dist. derby
• Enniscorth­y ease into the Towns Cup final in style
• Maiden win for Anne’s as goals down Fethard
• Martin’s coast through derby
• LADIES’ RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Relief for Horeswood
• Rosslare run riot in attack
• Maudlintow­n make hay
• Bunclody men best
• O’Callaghan hits last-gasp leveller
• Ferns, Ballyhogue share points
• Pat’s prevail
• Second cruise for Gorey
• Clongeen comfortabl­e in dealing with Martin’s challenge
• Crossbar to Vols’ rescue
• Solid showing from seasiders
• Dunne limps off in loss
• Cushinstow­n clinch win
• Kilrush get off the mark
• Oylegate enjoy a second stroll
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Barntown attack shines
• Reid wins bronze for N.I. in Australia
• Splashing time for young guns
• Wide open stake decider
• Kevin back with a bang
• Bulmer makes strong impact
• Dream trip for Bree boys
• U-15s improve despite loss
• Wall kicks late winner in derby
• Weekend winners won’t be gaining any momentum
• Starlights signal strong desire to hold on to title
• Club players will be left in limbo again after this weekend
• Curracloe so close
• Consistenc­y in cup last four
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Share of the spoils
• WOMEN’S SOCCER DETAILS
• Big loss follows fine first-half
• Wanderers in control
• Rangers sink Bridge to move back to top
• JOY OF THE ROVERS
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• E’CORTHY HOCKEY
• ENNISCORTH­Y RUGBY
• S.B.R. A.C.
• Super Jacob treble
• A father’s tale of anguish and hope after son’s death
• O’Neill and Codd match strides
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Eagles enjoy emphatic win
• City give the others a dose of the blues
• Clubs unite for MRI
• 7 Things to do this week...
• ‘Quick Draw’ artists help the MRI Now campaign
• Some Wexford speed limits still not lawful
• Internatio­nal food buyers pay visit to Wexford
• Wexford towns in new SIRO rollout
• Gorey company make it through to next leg of Voom Pitch competitio­n
• Campus pioneers aqua business course
• How to get more done in your business day
• New start-up fund for recent graduates
• Fast food ads targeting parents, not kids
• The white washing of the architects behind the Good Friday Agreement
• Recycling centre debut rubbishes all notions I’m a modern guy
• In the grey of the vegetable garden in shirt sleeves and flip-flops
• Children should feel safe cycling to school
• Football fundraiser is a big hit
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Kiltealy-Ballindagg­in
• Bree-Galbally
• Davidstown-Courtnacud­dy
• Boolavogue
• TheBallagh
• Blackwater
• Glenbrien
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Why are puppies and kittens so adorable?
• Ash flowers don’t need to be showy to attract wind
• You know you’ve hit a mid-life crisis when you’re in love with Phil Collins
• Tips for expanding wellbeing at work
• Many factors can contribute to a prolapse
• Clichéd teen horror thriller instantly forgettabl­e
• Greatest instalment in the Far Cry series to date

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