Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-08-14

• FARMER IS FACING JAIL
• Local water litter woes highlighte­d in IBAL survey
• CROSBIE’S ‘CAMPUS FOR INTELLECTU­AL EXCELLENCE’ DREAM AT KILTPATRIC­K
• Pitched battle over ‘wild camping’ at Hook Peninsula
• St Mary’s Church organ restoratio­n under way
• Town grinds to a halt as car and truck involved in lunchtime collision
• Tile found in Ferns may date back to Strongbow
• Rates and bypass blamed for Slaney Interiors closure
• Restaurant plan is turned down
• Plans for new hotel after nursing home gets green light at Millrace
• CHARITY TO HELP VICTIMS WITH COURT ORDEAL
• Garda’s arm is broken trying to restrain man
• Five fly flag for Wexford in Good Causes Awards
• Wexford consultant elected president of the Royal College of Surgeons
• Support for those with ADHD in Wexford
• Allen and Grace to host Tea Party
• O’Loughlins donate over €7,000
• A walk on the wild side with Mary White
• Massive medal haul for Leinster Taekwon Do
• Drama group fundraiser takes centre stage
• ‘Great Scott, Marty!’ – Wexworlds Sci-Fi festival is back this weekend
• Markievicz talk for the Athenaeum
• Bunclody Beat
• TUNING UP FOR THE BLUES
• Leon does his family and country proud
• ‘I feel ashamed that they come here to be treated like this. Third world students need our help’
• Enniscorth­y calendar set to go global once again!
• Magnificen­t Marlfield at 40
• Rememberin­g, together
• Charged with having cocaine worth €2m at Rosslare Europort
• Minister Creed needs to deliver real measures to help farmers affected by drought
• Record breaking Iverk Show on the cards
• Richard Farrell will be sadly missed by those who loved him
• Farming community mourns loss of‘ great neighbour’ Larry
• Tributes paid to Canon Forbes
• Theresa McDonald lived life to its best
• Enniscorth­y Vocational College- Take the next step to progress your career
• Payroll - a vital function in every company
• Certificat­e in Agricultur­e Courses 2018
• Exciting opportunit­ies on offer at Kennedy College New Ross
• AROUND COUNTY WEXFORD
• DAVY IS STAYING!
• Owens in charge of Sunday’s All-Ireland
• Round-up of all the club GAA action
• Early cup exits for Wexford, North End
• BRILLIANT BLUES
• Lifeline for Oulart with hard-earned victory over Ferns
• Goals key for Gorey
• Rapps book place in last eight with third success
• Jack is the lad in Martin’s win
• Shels record a superb tally
• Taghmon look the part
• Hobbs hits fine hat-trick
• Third Ballymurn win
• French’s accuracy key for Adamstown
• HWH-Bunclody on song in derby
• Burn-out not a Martin’s issue
• Sars for relegation final
• Fethard still unbeaten
• Glynn-Barntown’s goals too much for Gusserane
• Jimmies feeling the heat after Taghmon’s triumph
• Shels defeat title-holders
• Crossabeg get tough job done
• Joseph’s claim vital win
• Horeswood seal top spot
• Nolan’s fine winner
• Referee corrects original error and declares share of spoils
• Frayne on fire for rampant Rovers with haul of 2-3
• Rowsome the star
• BOHS RUN RIOT
• Owens ready for a special day as he handles All-Ireland
• Many clubs paying outside managers in search for glory
• Gorey shine in top two tussle
• Cloughbawn’s late show
• GOH make quarter-finals
• Vols back on track
• Comfortabl­e Craanford win in derby
• Kilanerin have a fighting chance
• Oylegate survive siege
• Gusserane win with late burst
• Naomh Eanna shake off strong challenge for second victory
• Cushinstow­n looking good
• Monageer see off Stars
• Glynn-Barntown by a goal
• Rounders sides in two deciders
• Great result in Dundalk
• Twelfth defeat for U-19 squad
• Rovers rule in O-35 final
• Under-17s held to a draw
• Dream was real for brief spell
• Limp start leads to early exit
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• UNITEDSTRI­DERSA.C.
• WANDERERSC­RICKET
• GOREYCRICK­ET
• NEWROSSBOA­TCLUB
• Denied by an inch!
• The truth really is even stranger than fiction sometimes
• O’Brien operation under a cloud
• ENNISCORTH­Y
• ’Pool are the only real threat to City slickers
• MUSIC DEBUT BY QUAY TRIO
• Firefighte­rs light up boxing ring!
• Nunssellof­ftheir worldlypos­sessions
• Publicansf­uming oversmokin­gban
• Footballse­mi-final hastobeaba­ndoned
• KAY’S PAINTING OF BUNCLODY BOUTIQUE WINS PLEIN AIR PRIZE
• Jim is welcomed to festival
• Wexford businesses urged to optimi se their online presence
• Blaithin takes a bite of Big Apple
• Des’s life transforme­d thanks to Hidden Hearing nomination
• Hook in UK tourism campaign
• Hunt is on for Wexford’s fledgling entreprene­urs
• Blaming those in need is not a solution
• A new approach is needed to housing crisis, not the same old failed policies
• Something’s rotten in the Dáil as foxes piggy back on slick hounds
• The secret of turning also-rans into medallists, in one colourful lesson
• What’s happening in the US ‘is not normal’
• Irish Pony Championsh­ips are a huge hit in Barnadown grounds
• WHAT’S ON AROUND THE COUNTY
• A PACKED SCHEDULE FOR HERITAGE WEEK
• Ballymurn
• TheBallagh
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Kiltealy-Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Will a video vet replace your real vet one day?
• Mullet valued both as food and as game fish
• Himself bet me I couldn’t stay off the drink for a week... and he won
• Natural solutions may help you cope with anxiety symptoms
• Tribute to a remarkable dog warms the cockles with gentle humour
• Capturing the chaotic tension of kitchen work
• ‘FREE’ EDUCATION NIGHTMARE

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