Enniscorthy Guardian - 2019-04-09

• THANKS A MILLION!
• GARDAÍ CALLED TO HOME OF MINISTER PAUL KEHOE OVER PROTEST
• Local solicitor John O’Leary is to become a judge
• Homelessne­ss fears for mother and her three young children
• Community is in shock following death of toddler
• Man who drove uninsured is handed eight-year ban
• Rising star Patricia (13) makes a huge impression on Hozier
• Local teachers honoured with retirement event
• New 1798 book to be launched
• Things are looking up at St. Peter’s College!
• Rosslare approved as one of two border control posts
• Methodist Church celebrates the talents and faith of Cecil Riddall
• CERVICAL CANCER SURVIVOR YVONNE IS NAMED GLOBAL HERO OF HOPE
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D
• Great support for Pilgrimage bingo in Oulart
• Mamma Mia! Students wow on stage in school musical ‘Abba’
• Dedicated members honoured at IFA annual general meeting
• Five lots of land sell for €2.7m with farmhouse fetching €1.7m at auction
• WEXFORD TO COACHELLA
• GOREY TUNING UP FOR FESTIVAL OF CHOIRS
• Exhibition shines a light on autism
• Central supervised study at realistic prices at South East Learning Centre
• Honour for renowned horse trainer
• Top poetry prize for Blackwater woman
• Art project encouraged carers to get that Friday feeling
• David was a man of immense integrity
• Having the perfect kitchen is an easily achievable goal
• Bunclody Beat
• Billy Doyle Shoes - Enniscorth­y and Wexford
• Local fighter crowned national champ in night of bad intentions
• Celebratio­ns for 80 agri graduates
• Down Syndrome Day is marked in school with colourful campaign
• DIESEL AUDI SQ5 IS BACK
• Environmen­tally friendly Ford
• Volkwagen T-Cross is the flexible SUV that adapts to meet your needs
• Ferrari ‘Hero Car’ with an unique soul
• New BMW 1 Series front-wheel drive
• The smooth new Citroën C5 Aircross SUV
• Subaru Europe unveil the first electrifie­d Subaru XV Crossover and the all-new Forester e-BOXER
• O’KEEFFE A MAJOR DOUBT
• Shels stay unbeaten as football continues
• Keep your money safe until a reliable form line develops
• Barntown seal win
• Sars strike closing three points for victory
• JOY FOR JOSEPH’S
• Gorey produce a little extra
• Furlong in fine form
• Shannon fires Vols to second success
• Rathgarogu­e-Cushinstow­n hit back
• Clongeen too good for Pat’s
• Fortune favours Kilanerin
• Routine Cloughbawn win
• Charlie on a winner
• Veteran Murphy as sharp as ever
• Roche points way for Ballyhogue
• Halley’s HWH show promise
• Kilrush stroll to victory
• Ballymurn up and running
• Anne’s snatch late, late draw
• Monageer stay unbeaten
• Doyle makes big impact
• O’Regan on target as Glynn-Barntown keep lead this time
• Oylegate-Glenbrien saunter to easy win
• Castletown hit back
• Fethard set for first clash with Harriers on return to Senior
• Depleted Martin’s exert full control
• Jimmies win again
• Scarcity of match officials starting to pose big problems
• F.C.J. fall short after fine effort
• Wexford finish sixth in league after another loss to Senior side
• Jockeys travel back and forth
• Enniscorth­y in U16 final
• Another defeat for Minor camogie side
• Another crushing late loss
• No dog able to Ketch Up with Bella in April stakes
• U-19s in glory bid
• Women fall short in their first six-pointer
• Two-horse race after Adamstown slip up
• Shamrock Rovers continue to shine
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Murphys lead way
• Coulthard puts his driving experience in F1 to clever use
• Codd, Jacob score on National day
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Indoor action ends on high
• Fine first for New Ross
• Watching bitter rivals through gritted teeth
• VW Commercial Vehicles is paving the way for the future of the brand
• SEAT announce six electric and plug-in hybrid models by beginning of 2021
• Irish Motor Industry looking to recruit 150 apprentice­s
• VW Golf is the most successful European car
• Number of new cars are down but electric car sales continue to grow
• Historic day for Skoda Superb
• World first Groupe Renault starts piloting vehicle-to-grid charging
• New Aston Martin Zagato to commemorat­e centenary
• The new Opel Zafira Life is a multi-purpose passenger car tailor-made to customer requiremen­ts
• Buyers ‘knowledge gap’ regarding electric vehicles
• A SCHOOLING IN ART
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Manybusine­ssesnot readyforY2­Kbug
• Firstpastt­hepostin GrandNatio­nalfarce
• House designed by Wex ford architect makes final of RTÉ’ s Home of the Year
• Newbay to show off €2.8m refurb at wedding event
• CountryLif­e garden centres win big
• If you stare at your radio it’s more watchable
• Hard choices await as world struggles with the legacy of Islamic State’s evil
• Leo left spinning after Kylie letter ‘camera slut’ attack on Late Late
• The emperor needs no clothes, thanks to global warming, so turn down the heat
• We are all duty-bound to save our planet
• A night to remember
• Bree-Galbally
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Blackwater
• TheBallagh
• Glenbrien
• Boolavogue
• Ballyduff
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Horoscopes
• Simple treatments for skin problems in pets
• Bacteria in our gut contribute to overall health
• I have learned a valuable life lesson from the guy at the cheese counter
• It feels great to get out and get moving
• Health benefits of medicinal mushrooms
• Firestorm – well polished but underwhelm­ing
• THIS WEEK IN 1986
• Entertaini­ng romp a major shift in tone for the DC Comics brand
• 24/7 cover pledge with extra paramedics and ambulances

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