Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-10-02

• OULART MAN TRIED TO CHASE DOWN PLANE AT DUBLIN AIRPORT
• WOMAN WINS SECOND €50,000 PRIZE IN SIX MONTHS AT SAME SHOP!
• Community shocked by sudden passing of athlete Declan
• Ex soldiers protest at Kehoe’s office
• Wexford groups given €380,000 to play with
• Lidl return with new plans to develop its Bellefield store
• Fr Danny marks 40 years with special ceremony
• Gerard Murphy run ready to roll out once again this Sunday
• Enniscorth­y edging closer towards silver!
• Council set to take over Abbey Square car park
• Further action sought on notorious dumping spot
• Miss Wexford wins social media award
• College foster care graduates receive their certificat­es
• Lyric FM presenter Liz to host Gala festival concert
• Varied programme in aid of CF
• Students acknowledg­ed with academic awards
• Meanscoil Gharman students earn star billing on ‘Ceol 18’
• Celebratio­n time for Monageer’s grotto committee
• Bunclody Beat
• Kyle Cross meeting hears of ‘near misses’
• GREYHOUND TRACK TO BE PART OF STRATEGIC REVIEW
• OH BUOY! WHAT A DISCOVERY!
• Woman is put off the road for drink driving
• Open day to celebrate 20 years in business
• Kilmuckrid­ge Song Tours finishes on a high note
• Kate’s exhibition has ‘Found’ a home at Presentati­on Centre
• School’s new centre really is top class!
• Athenaeum town’s GPO and Moore St combined
• Libraries to get technology fund
• Bring back town councils
• The average maximum waiting time for legal aid is 26 weeks
• Heat Doc Limited are specialist registered installers of energy-saving technology
• Wexford Viking Glass – Trade, Commercial and Domestic Glass Experts
• By installing Viking Energy Plus Glass in your existing windows you can reduce heat loss by a staggering 75%!
• Home Improvemen­t without the Financial Headache from Enniscorth­y Credit Union
• Christmas Festival race night sure to be an odds-on winner!
• Christmas Festival Race Card
• Experience the magic of Enniscorth­y’s Enchanted Castle
• Solid fuel provides the vital heat you need to survive the winter
• New book sheds light on men’s life journeys
• ‘Tyger Tyger, burning bright’
• World-class plays to feature in Eugene O’Neill festival
• Wonderful reunion for former Wenaas workers
• Spooktacul­ar Pumpkin Picking this Halloween at Ballycross Apple Farm
• Book marks ten years of writing creativity in Bridgetown College
• Launch of George Ross mural
• Interviewe­es sought for film on heritage
• DEVITT NEW SECRETARY
• Women go one step closer to league title
• Accurate Nolan points way
• Devereux brothers inspire Crossabeg-Ballymurn
• Adamstown go down
• Fethard removed from U-15 hurling
• Horeswood push on
• Martin’s and Gorey my tips as the old order has changed
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Doran hits fine hat-trick
• Rosslare edge past the Duffry
• Goals secure final place
• Roche gets winner
• Stamp holds nerve to save Castletown
• COISTE NA NOG RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Deadly Dunbar guides Gorey into another final
• Cloughbawn in command
• O’Neill grabs a late winner
• Sars avail of super start
• Anne’s recall ’68 glory
• Shels sweep to fine title win
• Rapps face Harriers in Saturday’s Premier Minor hurling final
• Two injury-time goals power Crossabeg-Ballymurn to title
• Mark’s the hero
• Oylegate-Glenbrien triumph
• Tom does the trick
• Stunning show by St. James’
• Shels come of age
• Hurling semis are a neutral’s dream, full of possibilit­ies
• Kilanerin are back!
• C.C.C.C. chief says Shamrocks behind late venue change
• Alley Minor boost
• Kilanerin end on a high note
• Castletown attack on fire in impressive Minor win
• Andy’s king of the roads
• DELIGHT IN DERBY
• Ballinastr­agh and Duffry deadlocked
• Classy Clonee display quality
• Under-17 girls fall short of sealing place in semi
• U-15s zoom in on semi-final
• U-17s share the honours
• Weak U-19s hit for six
• WOMEN’S SOCCER FIXTURES
• Shamrock Rovers close in on leaders
• North End begin defence in style
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Rangers pay penalty
• GOREY RUGBY
• E’CORTHY HOCKEY
• ENNISCORTH­Y RUGBY
• Business as usual
• Coleman’s memoir a timely reminder of Derry’s joy in ’93
• Point-to-point starting Sunday
• ST. HELEN’S
• Enniscorth­y move to second with fine away win
• NEW ROSS SENIORS
• NEW ROSS LADIES
• George’s good week
• Saidhbhe wins Minor schools title
• Mourinho needs to leave mess behind
• Actress Charlie joins list of Film Society Fellows
• MAVERICK
• ‘I hope no-one else will have to go through what I went through’
• Lobster Pot fails to sell at auction
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Spotlight on women in business
• Celtic routes partners are presented with Inter reg plaque sin County Hall
• Work space will be launched before industry seminars
• Rosslare Golf Club is represente­d at Fáilte Ireland tourism seminar
• Gorey is this year’s ‘Digital Town’
• Women encouraged to ‘go internatio­nal’
• Unsightly election posters should be banned
• Ten years after the bank guarantee have we learned any real lessons?
• Rebecca’s battle for college place is tip of icebeg in cracked system
• A highly charged piece of legislatio­n. Introducin­g Medders’ Law
• Listening and chatting does us great good
• It’s a record as ‘Screaming Reels’ crew takes home ninth title at the Small Boats festival
• Hotelier warns against VAT hike
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
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• AROUND THE DISTRICTS Monamolin
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The end of a pet’s life: should you stay or go?
• Squirrels don’t wait for Hazel nuts to ripen
• Self-acceptance fundamenta­l to wellbeing
• Boring? I have been called many things in my life but never that!
• Flower remedies for busy parents
• Close again an Oscar contender for deeply moving performanc­e
• A must-buy for any petrol head gamers out there
• This week in 1982
• Business summit is firm favourite with the bookies!

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