Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-05-22

• RATES BILL SEES ANIMAL RESCUE SHOP ON THE BRINK
• COUNCIL SHAVES €5.5M OFF DEBT
• Three-day conference to explore findings of Vinegar Hill archaeolog­ical dig
• Newtownbar­ry House looks set to close to the public
• Road is left in deplorable state following works
• Everything in place for a berry good festival!
• Forest fire causes €200,000 damage
• Two year wait for houses TOO long
• New route offers some spectacula­r scenery
• Orchestra bid farewell to flautist after major show
• 110,494 ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN REFERENDUM IN WEXFORD
• Iwanttotre­atallpatie­ntswithcar­e andcompass­ion
• Wecandobet­ter thanaborti­onon demand
• ‘Cruel and unfair treatment’
• We must pull out stops to protect lives of innocent
• Sadness over passing of popular Dr Gaynor
• Bunclody Beat
• Viewpoints exchanged ahead of referendum
• The kettle is on for Hospice fundraiser
• Motoring conviction­s and fines for various drivers
• Cultural plan celebrates our uniqueness
• Coastguard left all at sea over site
• Fort parking key to expansion
• Storm funding waiting game
• Celebratin­g all kinds of culture
• Plenty of nostalgia as Vintage Tea Party takes over Athenaeum
• James Tomkins Garage delighted with new Citroën Ireland dealership
• Citroën Open Event from May 21 until May 31
• 24-hour breakdown and recovery service from James Tomkins Garage
• Yes or No? We ask local TDs and councillor­s how they will vote
• Council defends its transparen­cy role
• Community Games music stars
• Reason in madness
• AND THE AWARD GOES TO....
• Breda speaks at launch of thehookoff­aith.com
• Rail service isn’t on track
• Charities ‘not engaging’
• There is a path to learning for all…
• Enniscorth­y Credit Union supporting students and parents
• Selskar College offers a wide range of courses
• Exciting opportunit­ies on offer at Kennedy College New Ross
• The Gorey Adult Education Centre is now enrolling for its September training programmes
• Informatio­n Processing PLC Course in Bridgetown College
• College of Further Education, Bunclody
• Plenty of fun in the sun at Oylegate Vintage Run!
• Jamie’s life as a Ugandan logger
• Songs of Wexford
• Unemployed – but able to build €500,000 home
• PRESENTATI­ON IS GIVEN BY TOP FIGURE IN CAB
• Question on scrutiny of goods at car boot sales
• EIGHT HOLIDAY HOMES INVESTIGAT­ED BY CAB
• Council defends its transparen­cy role
• Business winners will be announced at gala dinner
• AMPM SAFETY & ENVIROMENT­AL LTD
• CARRAIG DONN
• BAKER TILLY HUGHES BLAKE
• SNIP-IT BARBERSHOP
• BLACKSTAIR­S WEB DESIGN LTD
• DAVY DELIGHTED WITH WIN
• Glory for Gorey after 54-year gap is bridged
• Golf club news and results round-up
• Adamstown strike late on
• Big statement from Vols
• Cushinstow­n pull away
• U-17 REALITY CHECK
• Bettyville race meet Wednesday evening
• Oulart signal intent
• Squad character shone through in last three minutes
• Martin’s top club
• COISTE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• ALL THE LADIES’ FOOTBALL FIXTURES
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• A step too far for Ross C.B.S.
• Corey crowns a truly memorable season
• Jaytee Geronimo reigns supreme in stakes final
• Alley on song
• Abbie reverses roles in sprint
• Precious gets a Bray winner
• Bulmer the Wexford hero
• U-15 Cup exit on penos
• Women claim a major scalp
• Seventh U-19 loss on trot
• Fastnet take derby spoils
• Drogheda pile on the misery
• Wexford keep their cool in frantic finish
• That was certainly no walk in the park for Davy’s charges
• Another win vital now that we’re out of starting blocks
• Kenny’s the king!
• Joseph’s have a little extra
• Double joy for Gorey Celtic
• Magic Moyne end United’s double hopes
• The Sky Blues close in on title
• ‘This win is the stepping stone that we needed’
• Bowe makes move
• Get into gear for the World Cup with this detailed official book
• Seven-winner blitz from O’Brien
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Our Lady of Lourdes not too despondent after semi defeat
• Daniel delivers with Mayo win
• Mourinho has made United second-rate
• NATURALLY CORDIAL LTD
• CREACON WELLNESS RETREAT
• SHEIL KINNEAR
• IOAC - INTERNATIO­NAL OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CENTRE AND CAMPING GROUNDS
• MARY BARRYS SEAFOOD BAR AND RESTAURANT
• CARRAIG BRISTE & KILLEGNEY EARLY YEARS
• K&KWINDOWS
• SHERRY FITZGERALD HAYTHORNTH­WAITE
• CAULFIELD FINANCIAL LTD.
• NATURAL HEALTH STORE
• CLAYTON WHITES HOTEL
• An Irish family’s road to success...
• IDENTITY EXAMINED BY ARTIST EMMA
• Hennessy Art Fund buys Helen’s work
• Artists’ collaborat­ion with Wexford Hospital
• YOUTH ISSUES IN FOCUS
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Rosslare becoming ‘major drugs port’
• Famous first for Clonard hurlers
• £55,000 for cottage with no facilities
• Irresponsi­ble advertisin­g preys on the weak
• Whatever Friday’s result the abortion debate still has a long way to go
• Moving with the times, it’s the lexicon that’s hardest to grasp
• The Ladies Who Lunch descended on our house for The Wedding
• Trinity teaches us about unity and harmony
• TRIBUTES AS JOURNALIST DAVID RETIRES
• Special invite for Ruby Rouge
• Become more efficient and save time and money
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballycanew
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Coolgreany
• Boolavogue
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Kiltealy-Ballindagg­in
• TheBallagh
• Blackwater
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Glenbrien
• Bree-Galbally
• CORONATION STREET
• Horoscopes
• Dogs and cats can also suffer from toothache
• Biodiversi­ty very much flavour of the month
• Hosting a Confirmati­on party requires an almost industrial level of cleaning
• Sunlight great for mind, body and spirit
• Turmeric has many amazing health benefits
• Artfully composed tale of youthful naivety
• State of Decay an absolute mess of bugs
• Carne Beach celebrates a prestigiou­s first
• Food festival is hoping for a perfect ten

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