Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-07-17

• FARMERS BLOCK THE ENTRANCE TOBY PASS SITE’S OFFICES
• WEXFORD CRASH OUT AT QUARTER FINALS FOR FOURTH TIME IN FIVE YEARS
• TOASTING BIG PLANS AS JACKFORD IRISH POTATO GIN HITS THE MARKET
• 15 new jobs as Centra opens new store on the Milehouse Road
• Five generation­s of one family gather for christenin­g and surprise wedding
• IFA make major push towards farm safety across Wexford
• Huge sadness in Enniscorth­y at the passing of Billy Byrne
• A step back in time with Ferns walking tour
• Festival magic in Bunclody
• Insurance offence was an ‘act of complete stupidity’
• GUNNING FOR GLORY
• Unprovoked assault leads to €2,000 penalty
• Cllr McDonald and Deputy Browne on Fianna Fáil ticket
• GAA and Jack & Jill benefit from Ballamon Bull Festival
• Inspector closes restaurant as ‘filthy’ conditions found
• Eurotrip for Peggy with Gala win
• From California to Co Wexford... family reunion basks in sunshine
• DAWN WALK WILL ASK OF THE COMMUNITY
• Wit and wisdom in newly launched book on Kilrush
• Coolgreany’s Clíodhna leads dig of immense importance
• Woman jailed for car insurance offence
• Bunclody Beat
• Chamber calls crisis meeting over rates
• Major progress being made at Doran’s Bridge
• WE MUST SECURE FUTURE OF PORT
• Call for upgrade to Rosslare’s status
• A wealth of family-friendly entertainm­ent
• SUN SHINES BRIGHTLY ON FANTASTIC SHOW
• Keeping it Country
• Parents make their voices heard on child mental health issue
• Clear round for Michaeli on new sponsorshi­p deal
• Dancing alone
• Luka Bloom set for Phil Murphy weekend
• ‘LORETO WILL NOT OPEN UNTIL WE GET PAID’
• School ‘innocent bystander’
• Participan­ts get a kick from Penalty Kings fundraiser!
• Billy Roche gives seal of approval to staging of his own play ‘Belfry’
• Noel setting his sights on presidency
• Forde focus on mental health crisis
• Make tenants pay for bins
• ‘Ask Irish Rail to talk to council about plan’
• KILMORE’S ESSENCE – IN PHOTOS
• OCELOTS CALLED ON TO BE JACK JOHNSON’S SUPPORT
• Wells House and Hook among locations in Colum’s comics
• Crowds flock to Adamstown Show
• WHAT’S ON AROUND COUNTY WEXFORD
• PLAYERS WANT DAVY TO REMAIN AT HURLING HELM
• Locke no longer boss after loss to students
• Oulart-The Ballagh hold on to ACL title
• Martin’s look team to beat
• Anne’s built a big lead
• Roche hits fine hat-trick
• Réalt na Mara rule over Kilrush in game of swaying fortunes
• Three from three for Bunclody
• Hollow top the table
• Fighting mentors set poor example
• New Under-17 league
• Clubs will be very busy
• Dismal day by the Lee, but Wexford men will rise again
• Trinity Motor Group backing G.A.A.
• Martin’s in control
• ALL THE LADIES’ FOOTBALL FIXTURES
• Cloughbawn overcome in semi
• Monageer masters
• Shamrocks build on excellent start
• Castletown remain unbeaten
• Boys in blue take honours
• Pat’s weren’t at the races
• Leacy leads the charge
• Fethard retain Foxe Cup title
• Stars shine in confident win
• Castletown turn on style
• Kelly penalty seals draw
• Pailing goal crucial
• Horeswood firepower leaves Island chasing shadows
• COISTE NA NOG RESULTS
• Aidan’s triumph in thrilling urban schools final
• Early camogie exit after fourth defeat on the trot
• Ladies back to winning ways
• Lack of progress frustrates as team seems stuck in rut
• Driving force Davy can’t be expected to work miracles
• Oulart win battle of top two
• Martin’s maintain unbeaten start in Minor hurling
• Ramsgrange hold edge
• Rathnure boys rule in ‘B’ final
• Fine medal haul for Wexford
• County track and field concludes in Enniscorth­y
• Hearts broken in U-19 defeat
• O-35 down to last eight
• Rackard League innovation
• Fine U-17 win in cup derby
• Women control Cork tie
• Second U-15 loss on trot
• Pat’s run visitors ragged in Leinster Cup rout
• GOREYCRICK­ET
• S.B.R. A.C.
• O’Brien on double
• Slevin savours big priced double
• Dunlop dynasty has endured three sad road racing fatalities
• COURTOWNLA­DIES
• ENNISCORTH­YLADIES
• Hayes has Wexford at the top
• Hot favourite Masterexpl­orer unbeaten after dominant show
• It’s hard to beat the World Cup for drama
• Asbestos alert at swimming pool
• H-blocks march: shops to stay open
• Another prestige award for Monart
• 1,414Wexford­workers availedofS­killnet courseslas­tyear
• Science accolade for Karl’s Bricks 4 Kidz
• Petty squabbles won’t help any candidate
• It may not suit the parties – but the people deserve a say on presidency
• GDPR jitters and a new-found appreciati­on for our councillor­s
• The first rule of the jungle: Hermione must have her breakfast smoothie
• The joys of riding a motorbike in the sun
• THE BANNOW AND RATHANGAN SHOW THE RESULTS
• THE BANNOW AND RATHANGAN SHOW THE RESULTS
• TheBallagh
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• Kiltealy Ballindagg­in
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Ballycanew
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballygarre­tt
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Coolgreany
• Boolavogue
• Ballymurn
• Blackwater
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Help! A stray cat has turned up in my garden
• Lion’s Mane the deadliest jellyfish on our shores
• A time to be silent: its many benefits
• I complained about the soccer – but if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em
• Remedies for thinning hair and hair loss
• Long-awaited sequel to Pixar classic falls short of genius of its predecesso­r
• Avoid this embarassme­nt like the plague
• This week in 1969
• Presidenti­al hopeful Sharkey told to wait for bid approval

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