Enniscorthy Guardian - 2018-10-30

• FINALLY! Sod turned at site for St Patrick’s School
• Library could follow Grants into old Dunnes building
• TINA CAHILL TO BE SENTENCED FOR MANSLAUGHT­ER OF ‘MOTCHA’
• St Aidan’s principal Peter Creedon announces he is to retire in January
• Case involving collision is dismissed
• The spy who came in from the cold to Enniscorth­y Library!
• County follows national trend in President vote
• Bishop of the view that blasphemy law is obsolete
• Dorothyhad­longfamily associatio­nwithMonar­t
• Bernadette set to exhibit her work at show in the RDS
• Civic reception aims to strengthen link with London
• Project to breathe new life into Blackwater songs
• Sad passing of Lena (91)
• Newlyweds get to the polling booth on time!
• Aussie screening of Shane’s film about MarineWatc­h
• Billy finishes up with ESB after 40 years
• Carers enjoy their weekend away
• Free talk on resilience in the real world as part of psychology conference
• ‘Tree cheers’ for €800,000 Clonroche Amenity Park!
• RED CARPET ROLLED OUT AT ENNISCORTH­Y VOCATIONAL COLLEGE
• Council congratula­tes Tidy Towns winners
• Remarkable story of Caitlín Doyle recalled at plaque unveiling
• Bunclody man is given ‘one final chance’
• Bernard recalled at brilliant night of boxing
• Council recalls work of the late Morgan Dunne
• Stunning Tudor Lodge on the market for €365,000
• Judge dismisses case against business woman
• Bunclody Beat
• Noel started his career with the council in 1979
• Rememberin­g the best of times
• Businesses come together to showcase their products and services
• Farmers recycle half a million tyres at collection points
• Community resilience praised at LEADER grant presentati­ons
• National Car Test (NCT)
• Grants for solar panels
• TY students get to hear a variety of success stories at special seminar
• Shape Up With Your Fitness Fuel This Winter at Wexford Swimming Pool and Leisure Centre
• A Wexford twist on an Italian tradition
• Cardiac care has to be closer than Dublin and Cork
• Browne: 700 Wexford children need orthodonti­c treatment
• Need to check the track record of building contractor­s, says Howlin
• Current lack of psychiatri­sts is highlighte­d
• Friesian breeders gather for annual awards night
• St Aidan’s Services in danger of closing if HSE doesn’t provide funding
• MAN LEFT WITH PERMANENT EYE DAMAGE FOLLOWING ASSAULT
• Gaslamp set for launch of Paul Funge limited edition prints
• Now is a time to look for deals at your local golf club!
• Coláiste Bríde is the fashionabl­e place to be!
• GOREY FACE TOUGH TEST
• Aviva the venue for women in cup final
• Monageer ease into semi-final
• Rochford plays his part
• Mary’s survive late rally
• Andrew nets twice
• Bunclody leave visitors seeing stars
• Rampant Oylegate spoil party
• Shels make very tame exit
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Glynn-Barntown edge home
• Youthful Taghmon pip Duffry
• Disallowed late goal puts Gorey out in shock defeat
• Horeswood in full command
• Duffry get the job done with fine replay display
• Oylegate best in epic battle
• Adamstown overcome Ballygarre­tt comeback
• Glynn’s glory!
• Taghmon take U-16 honours
• St. James’ in fine form
• Late Clarke winner swings derby in favour of Rosslare
• Blues run riot
• Gorey double bid on course
• Fabulous Fethard win with strong finish
• Mogue’s fighting spirit has passed to this generation
• Football as low as it can be after poor weekend results
• Second Devlin goal makes sure of Bannow-Ballymitty’s success
• Golden Gaels
• Extra-time glory for Kilross
• Good crowd at Games A.G.M.
• Gorey chase Under-15 double as Coiste concludes
• Mighty run from Myles
• League campaign finishes with draw
• Heartbreak for Under-17 boys
• Seven up as Youths begin with real bang
• Carne see off Ferns to move to top of table
• North End close the gap
• ENNISCORTH­Y RUGBY
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• GOREYRUGBY
• BALLYMONEY­GOLF
• Fine Galway treble
• Kill or be killed was the stark choice for Bruce in army days
• Goff puts stop to Doyle’s gallop
• NEWROSSSEN­IORS
• Ace navigator Andy
• Killer Bee stings all opponents despite poor start to heat
• It’s time to tackle the blight of ugly brawls
• Sinnott family aims for ‘Fittest Family’ accolade
• An explosion of colour and creativity
• Artists reshape the globe for GOAL
• Man tells why he cut down Papal Cross
• Hitchhiker‘ wanted to butcher a cow’
• Anger in Tagoat as Papal Cross felled
• Long-lost medalis found in Australia
• Female entreprene­urs come out in force on Enterprise Day
• New cafe bringing famous Cornish pasty to Wexford
• K&K Windows leading the way in quality
• Airbnb clampdown won’t fix housing crisis
• School safety fears highlight Ireland’s dismal record on major contracts
• Back from the dead: the immortal power of fiction and fancy dress!
• Clinging on for dear life like crazy and rememberin­g the poor old whales
• Our tendency toward adulation is wrong
• Craanford-Monaseed
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballycanew
• Monamolin
• Castletown
• Kilanerin-Ballyfad
• Coolgreany
• Tara Hill-Ballymoney
• Bree-Galbally
• The Ballagh
• Blackwater
• Boolavogue
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Kiltealy Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Horoscopes
• We should cherish exotic pets as much as others
• Debunking the myths (and fears) about bats
• What to do when you lose your mojo
• As a typical Irish Mammy I’ve only myself to blame
• The Wedding and the Tan
• Blackout mode is an absolute winner
• Stenberg’s brilliant performanc­e a highlight in tale of racial divide
• Farmers remove blockades as deal is hammered out
• Baby joy for Jen and politician fiancée Ruth

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