Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-09-11

• ANGER OF TRADERS AS WATER SUPPLY IS SHUT OFF
• MAN ACCUSED OF THREATENIN­G TO KILL SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, STAFF & PUPILS
• Enniscorth­y marks 100th anniversar­y of 1916 hero Seamus Rafter
• Ballindagg­in to remember their most famous son
• Teen film producers/directors of the future invited to event
• Gardaí tackling assault rates in new campaign
• Minister cuts ribbon on new €1.6m social housing developmen­t
• Bail refused for man who ‘picks on vulnerable’
• Festival to showcase the very best of Bree!
• Woman ‘was paid to look after cannabis’
• ‘Holy’ dinners raise €1,750 for India victims
• Documentar­y film festival boasts a stellar line-up
• CELESTINE SHINES NEW LIGHT ON JFK ANCESTOR
• Wexford seals deal for Gallagher
• ENNISCORTH­Y & DISTRICT NEWS ROUND-UP
• Buenos Aires Blues hits the right notes
• Feast of free fun for Culture Night
• 24-HOUR WALKATHON IN BUNCLODY
• Carina draws from experience to write about mental illness
• Drama Group goes to the movies!
• Tributes are paid in court to respected solicitor
• List of offences results in two years in prison
• €150 fine for man who tried to hide an air rifle from garda
• Calling all Junior Entreprene­urs
• High achieving Special Olympics groups are honoured by council
• Bailey's Toymaster are celebratin­g three years in business this month
• Festival in honour of the county’s first woman Senator
• Low level of reported bike thefts in county
• Call to decriminal­ise drugs for personal use
• Two forevers
• Free workshops on dementia
• WHY IT MAKES SENSE TO USE AN ACCOUNTANT
• Checking your septic tank regularly will save you money in the long run
• THE LIFE OF RYAN
• Investment of €120m but ESB improvemen­ts are still needed
• EXCITEMENT BUILDS AT FESTIVAL’S NEW SITE
• Irene serves up art with a message
• FORMER SPY TED’S MEMOIR IN PRINT
• ‘Found’ exhibition for Presentati­on Centre
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Money lender has his licence renewed
• Six-daytrading­is nowlikelyi­ntown
• Albatroson­the brinkofclo­sure
• Blackstair­s Blues strikes a chord
• EARLY EXIT FOR OULART
• Martin’s lift first U-20 hurling top grade title
• Women in command as holders lose in cup
• Fabulous Ferns!
• Mac on fire for six-goal Gorey
• Rathnure rejoice
• Niamh selected for tag rugby trip to Oz
• Jack of all trades steers holders to handy victory
• Mahon on fire as Rapps finish in second position
• Handy Andy the Anne’s saviour
• Cushinstow­n create upset
• Blackwater secure status
• Cloughbawn end on top
• Bunclody in control
• Craanford face battle to stay up
• Shamrocks through thanks to first win
• T.J. foils the twelve men
• Irate Pat’s up in arms after exit
• Shels survive recovery
• Mellows make their goal chances count
• Top team accounts for bottom side with late clinching goal
• Gers get vital point
• Horeswood in excellent form
• Accurate Murphy twins had Ferns seeing double
• Buffers Alley march on
• Rees in regal form
• Kelly goals take the heat off Davidstown
• Two quick goals give Martin’s edge
• ’Clody come good
• Cushinstow­n left singing in the rain
• Last three points land first District title since 2013
• Wonderful results for Wexford players
• Interestin­g omens ahead of novel tie in football quarters
• Review of squads for football would be useful exercise
• Hayden saves day
• Kilanerin, Shels, Martin’s and Stars my tips for semis
• Mighty Mellows clinch title
• Councillor questions level of funding given to Dublin G.A.A.
• U13 DERBY DELIGHT
• Wood wins for three in a row
• Deadlock in local derby
• COISTE NA NOG LOCH GARMAN RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Megan grabs winning goal
• Taghmon take chances
• Roaming Hero the big fancy for grand prize final
• Bridge Rovers get off to a flyer
• Second win for Gorey as they hit Rathnure for six
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• LEAGUE TABLES
• S.B.R. A.C.
• GOREYCRICK­ET
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• ENNISCORTH­YRUGBY
• Nolan carries flag
• Magnum opus of gifted writer lifts lid on football world
• Glut of injuries for Wexford riders
• NEWROSSSEN­IORS
• Saluting our young athletes
• A rudderless ship with O’Neill at helm
• Br exit, exports and going global with Wexford’s Slaney Foods
• Wexford preserves company set to harvest more food awards
• Chamber urging businesses to mark Summit into diaries
• Limited edition art for charity
• Quotas won’t ensure best people are elected
• Homelessne­ss has succeeded health as the ‘Angola’ of Irish government
• Forget the Cubist nudes and standby for a serious retail experience instead
• Deirdre’s enthusiasm so encouragin­g
• Ballymurn
• TheBallagh
• Bree-Galbally
• Boolavogue
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• Wexford market still on an upward trend
• Kehoe & Assoc. launch Roxborough Manor this weekend
• Sherry FitzGerald O’Leary Kinsella have a few gems on their books
• Dolores Power celebrates seventeen years in business
• Fantastic family home located 200 yards from Grange Beach
• Top quality agricultur­al lands at Oulart Beautiful family homes at Sherry FitzGerald Radford
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Proof that pets are good for our mental health
• Sloes, the fruit of the Blackthorn, related to cherries
• It’s Junior Cert D-Day, but it’s the ‘ball’ that I’m worried about...
• Guide to wellbeing for shift workers
• Revive Active for kids – new and unique
• A management sim game for a new generation
• Keoghan and others shine as drama meets reality in attention grabbing heist story
• County Wexford features in charity cycle
• Distillery gets the go-ahead

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