Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-07-24

• Delight as town’s new ambulance base opens
• What do Americans living in Wexford think of Trump?
• TENSIONS RUN HIGH AT PUBLIC MEETING ON COMMERCIAL RATES
• Water woes continue in Kiltealy as boil notice set to remain in place
• Monster truck run to drive up MRI funds
• ‘Blind groundhopp­er’ visits Wexford
• M11 roadworks on the way
• START OF A NEW ERA FOR SMYTH’S ARRO
• Jim was a devoted family man with a great sense of humour
• Man claimed balloon landing in garden led to drugs being posted to his house
• Shock at the sudden passing of Andrsej
• Council’s big spend in Big Apple
• ENNISCORTH­Y & DISTRICT NEWS ROUND-UP
• Carmel promotes her colleagues at the Choosing Summer Reads event in library
• ALIEN NATION
• Golf Club does tee-rrific work for Special Olympics club
• High-speed chase case is struck out
• CONCERNS OVER PLANS FOR WALKWAY LINKING ESTATES
• Concerns over solar farms in Enniscorth­y area
• Bunclody Beat
• Enda hits back at internet trolls in wake of World Cup
• Former hunger striker speaks in Monageer
• County’s Rose relishing dream role of a lifetime
• Noisy neighbours
• Help with school costs
• Open door call out for mud-walled owners
• Lampshades and cardigans
• High rate of male suicide a concern as agencies grapple with lifting stigma
• Council staff ‘doing their best’ on litter issue
• Council seeking sponsors for roundabout­s and green areas
• Councillor­s ready to rock at the festival
• DIY PREPARATIO­N IS VITAL
• How to cost up your renovation­s
• Various trades and services to improve your home
• ‘It would be hard to live in America right now’
• ‘I alternate between embarrassm­ent and anger, pretty much on a daily basis’
• ‘I’m a proud American but what’s happening is a farce’
• ‘UN-PC’ TRUMP IS PART OF AMERICA’S GROWING PAINS
• The importance of making your will now
• CULTURE IN KATHMANDU
• Worldwide welcome to Art in the Open
• KATHERINE IS WEXFORD’S NEW MUSIC OFFICER
• GREAT MUSIC LINE-UP AT FESTIVAL
• DUNES ARE DESTROYED IN MASSIVE BEACH BLAZE
• ‘The flames were 20 feet high...lives were at risk’
• Ready to Rumble ahead of Blue Light Fight Night
• WHAT’S ON AROUND COUNTY WEXFORD
• O’CONNOR INJURY DOUBT
• Player of the month Rianna in super form
• Bann lay down strong marker
• O’Brien shines for Anne’s
• Four county players make life a lot easier for Naomh Eanna
• O’Neill hits 1-7 from play
• Doyle scores vital
• Oylegate outpoint the Harriers
• Club required for free fitness project
• Rewards for Rianna
• Fine feat by Oulart
• Alarming drop-off rate in the 21 to 26 years age bracket
• Mellows undone by strong revival
• Ballygarre­tt looking good
• Doyle goal the key score
• Clearcut Gusserane win
• Duffry mix the good with bad
• Stunning Shels recovery
• Ferns convincing victors
• Cloughbawn cruise
• O’Grady grabs clinching point for St. James’
• Fethard have happy knack of scoring goals
• Plain sailing for Ballymurn
• Askamore ease home
• Bunclody win by a goal
• Stafford on a scoring spree
• Horeswood enjoy edge
• Rathnure’s second win
• Rosslare squander twelve-point lead but battle back for victory
• Gorey gut Ferns
• COISTE NA NOG RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Casey clinches famous win
• Higgins hits winning goal
• Harriers up in arms
• Return of Districts to Senior grades is worth considerin­g
• Anne’s run riot after break as Alley collapse
• Debut to remember
• Football in crisis but where is the urgency to sort it?
• Rapps finish with flourish
• GOH build on good start
• Jordan frees earn draw
• GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Galway inflict two very heavy defeats on U16 girls
• Walsh strikes late leveller
• Oulart-The Ballagh claim first Division 1 semi spot
• Easy passage into last eight
• Win ends poor season
• Record tenth for Tommy
• Forth best in shoot-out
• Good point for U19s
• Under-15 side grab fine draw
• Cabinteely put paid to recent run of improved form
• Slaney Sharks make a splash at national event
• MENAPIANS A.C.
• ST. KILLIAN’S A.C.
• S.B.R. A.C.
• Win on flying visit
• Surgical removal of author from a compelling book
• Racing, style at Bettyville Friday
• ENNISCORTH­Y
• TAGHMON SOCIETY
• COURT OWN LADIES
• BALLYMONEY
• ENNIS CORTHY LADIES
• Trio on Ireland duty
• No hard luck for flying James as he races to title
• You can’t beat the grassroots games
• The Slaney Inn does the business yet again in pub talent competitio­n
• Trader shit out at pedestrian plan
• Security firms being hired for weddings
• Beatificat­ion off our Wexford martyrs
• Gorey-based designer to display work at CREATE for fourth time
• Wexford hotels are short listed in competitio­n
• Ross garden furniture company lands blooming great TV3 deal
• Businesses urged to be Brexit ready
• GAA could easily bend the rules for charity
• Criticism of GAA over Liam Miller debacle must be measured
• Mental health crisis demands State response – before more die
• All together now, one last time: ‘Lie la lie, lie la la la lie lie’ – and put away the hankie
• A play with honesty, respect and love
• USE MOTOR TAX INCOME TO FIX COUNTY’S ROADS
• Room for improvemen­t for council in national table
• Cairde Loch Garman set for a fundraisin­g night at the dogs
• Ballycanew
• Ballygarre­tt Caim
• Clonegal& Kildavin
• Coolgreany& Johnstown
• Davidstown& Courtnacud­dy
• Craanford & Monaseed
• Kilanerin & Ballyfad
• Kilmuckrid­ge & Monamolin
• Kiltealy& Ballindagg­in
• TaraHill Rathnure
• Clonroche& Poulpeasty
• Blackwater
• Ballymurn
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Keeping dogs cool in the hot summer of 2018
• Very interestin­g plant seen in the shallow water
• I coughed up a small fortune for us to go abroad. Meanwhile, the sun was splitting the trees back home!
• To be successful, you have to set goals
• Feedback I get from customers is very useful
• Fans of first film will love the return of Mamma Mia!
• Standard shooter that feels indifferen­t
• Blow to local communitie­s as axe falls on thrift funds

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