Enniscorthy Guardian - 2019-05-07

• Former school principal guilty of falsifying pupil numbers
• FINTAN’S FILM PREMIERE IS A HIT!
• A BIRTHDAY FIT FOR A KING!
• Cup final glory for St Joseph’s and the All Blacks
• Wexford is on the menu at successful food summit
• ‘Alcohol and stupidty’ lead to criminal damage
• All systems go for Street Rhythms Dance Festival
• Enniscorth­y man jailed for assault at The Folly
• Motorist banned for two years
• Jim Dobbs was a man for all seasons
• Emotional farewell to true Gorey hero
• Dancers dare to care at council
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D
• Events raise funds for Hope Centre
• Norman invasion brought to life on amazing weekend in Bannow
• Thumbs up from customers as Petite Cherie opens its doors
• Dr Kieran Moore blasts Wexford’s treatment after CAMHS protest
• Cyclist critical after Adamstown crash
• Car’s the star on the quay!
• Spectacula­r display of talent and variety
• Bunclody Beat
• HOME IS WHERE YOUR HEART IS
• Gorey welcomes the traditiona­l May Bush
• Cllr Farrell in fine form for launch
• Rural roads a concern as Kilmuckrid­ge welcomes roundabout
• Posters are damaged in the districts
• Loreto order puts old school in Wexford up for sale at €1.75m
• Barntown parish sells site for €450,000 to clear church debt
• Where new world luxury meets old world comfort
• You’ve decided on forever, now decide on The Talbot Hotel Wexford
• Planning for that Special Day? Get a flexible loan from a lender who cares
• The Step House Hotel will leave friends and family with memories to treasure forever
• The life and times of Monksgrang­e’s famous residents
• MEMORIAL BLITZ WAS A GREAT SUCCESS
• Polish nationals given suspended sentences for growing cannabis
• LOCAL GROUPS AWARDED WITH ANNUAL GRANTS
• D-DAY FOR FOOTBALLER­S
• Minors lose to Kilkenny by point in fine contest
• Harriers best in score-fest
• Blues enjoy slight edge
• Cloughbawn saunter away
• Let there be light
• First-half goals power Shels to points
• Celtic Challenge win
• Over-35 soccer returns
• Oulart show class
• There’s something special about this super young side
• Five-a-side talent
• It’s a choice, not a sacrifice, and that applies to players
• Galway win basement battle
• Under-17 Youths Women score three quality goals in first home tie of campaign
• Repeat of last year versus Laois might prove enough
• More hopeful than confident after that below-par league
• Byrne header secures final place for Rangers
• Louth boss very positive
• Football playing second fiddle in the TV schedules
• Sky Blues seal the deal
• Furlong the hat-trick hero as Cloughbawn hit six
• Cup joy for St. Joseph’s
• Lee rescues a point
• Premier Division title race going right down to the wire
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• LEAGUE TABLES
• A wonderful week!
• Tag of gallant loser was sufficient on this one occasion
• Galway double for Codd, Murphy
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Flanagan shows his strength
• Pierre says hello at Enniscorth­y and wins a cracking decider
• Ruby was cut from a different cloth
• WEXFORD’S HERITAGE BOTTLED
• Super school spellers gather in Enniscorth­y for the grand finale
• THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF BLACKCURRA­NTS
• Art finds home at hospital
• New Living Art project
• SARS advice deskis set up at Ferryport
• Wexford to get its first all-Irish school
• Young entreprene­urs lead the way in bright business ideas
• BUNCLODY FIRM IN RUNNING FOR MAJOR AWARD
• Breakfast briefing to focus on mandatory pensions
• Seminar to give guidance for new ‘angel investors’
• Bus service not responsive to customers
• Record CO2 levels prove we all have to take climate change seriously
• Taoiseach kept digging when a simple sorry was the easier word
• Toasted on one side and frozen on the other in the great Irish outdoors
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Clonroche-Poulpeasty
• TheBallagh
• Ballymurn
• Blackwater
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Bree-Galbally
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• Prevention better than cure with fleas and ticks
• Whimbrel gives itself away by its loud trilling call
• Celebrate the milestones of your life and growth
• Our annual holiday luggage row has taken a new twist this year
• New serum is great for skin conditions
• Predictabl­e horror flic takes scares to the point of hilarity
• Childlike themes mask a surprising­ly complex game
• THIS WEEK IN 1974
• Mum of three blasts ‘broken’ system over child waiting lists

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