Enniscorthy Guardian - 2019-10-15

• Major submission made to regional strategy
• DERMOT MAKES HISTORY BY BEING ORDAINED PERMANENT DEACON
• Anna May comes away smiling on Winning Streak!
• From Enniscorth­y to the Gambia for Credit Union’s Frances
• Gruesome Ferns discovery shocks animal lovers
• Anger over out of order machine at Wexford General
• Browne critical of mental health report findings
• Man had no valid claim that book saved on computer was ‘wiped’
• Spooky times ahead at castle for Halloween
• New parents hub is launched in Wexford
• ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE FOR ADVENTURER CHRIS
• Denis fondly remembered at launch of poetry collection
• Charitable donation marks 40th anniversar­y
• A frightfull­y good drama this Halloween
• Super win for local GAA club
• ‘Death Can Wait’ keeping the art of metal alive
• Bunclody Beat
• Adoration nuns to move out of Wexford convent
• Gerard Murphy memorial car show is a fantastic success
• Codd to run in by-election
• Credit union gives €1,000 to Slaney S&R
• Essential tips before you embark on an extension
• FIGHTING FOR THEIR FUTURES
• PRESENTATI­ON SCHOOL LEADING THE WAY ON CLIMATE ISSUES
• Selskar College going green by planting trees
• The day I zip-lined down Niagara Falls
• Making it happen around the country
• Tricia’s Hair Salon
• Oven Door Catering
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Company director streaking on beach
• Planning permission refused for refuge for battered wives
• Will shops close for Pope’s visit or not?
• 13 Wexford producers taste success at Ireland’s ‘food Oscars’
• Jarrett’s goal-den joy
• Castletown crowned after gap of nine years
• Under-15 boys shine in national shield final
• Vibrant Anne’s advance with ease
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Rathnure rampant
• Ballymurn by one
• Anne’s flying high
• Underestim­ating the Rathangan men is fraught with danger
• Codd’s late goal seals deal
• Molumphy moves to his native Waterford’s backroom team
• Ballinastr­agh overcome Oylegate in a tight finish
• Ibar’s avail of purple patch
• Three on the trot for Martin’s
• Bunclody run riot
• Classy Connors leads charge
• Mighty Monageer!
• Joseph’s joy after super show
• Hogues win replay
• Glynn-Barntown aim to become third club to complete Junior double
• Shels bow out after slow start in Offaly
• Fine haul from Alley
• Castletown poised to add more titles after this top show
• Pat’s push on with late scoring flourish
• Decade finishes as it started with a Castletown crown
• ‘ One of the finest opera festivals in the world’
• Singing Pubs
• ShortWorks, Lunchtime Recitals
• What’s On Guide
• Oyster Lane’s Grease
• Exhibition listings & map
• Spiegelten­t Festival
• David Agler
• Flashback 17
• Festival A to Z
• Festival Tours
• The operas
• Marty and the fireworks on opening night!
• Live broadcast on November 2
• Kelli-Ann’s Wexford debut
• Night to go green for the environmen­t
• Rare performanc­e of opera from neglected Irish composer
• An opera playlist
• Meet the women at the helm
• Exhibition­s extra
• From dusty manuscript­s to Festival Mass
• A family affair
• Day by day: your festival what’s on
• DRAWING ON Don Quixote
• From the mountain
• Stolen moments given new meaning
• Two on show in Kelly’s
• Photograph­y inspires painting
• Leading the way
• Firstclass
• Riot of colour on Main St
• Wallace, Duncan in joint exhibition
• Birds at the Pumphouse
• Variety at Talbot
• Festival Singers perform Haydn masterpiec­e
• The line-up
• Anne’s picking up pieces the fairytale story of campaign
• Kilrush goals the difference
• Taghmon-Camross take title
• Unstoppabl­e run from Forde
• Women on way back to Aviva
• Goals galore as regional Under-12 leagues off to lively start
• League final awaits
• North End and Forth best in shield groups
• WOMEN’S SOCCER FIXTURES
• North End snatch defeat from the jaws of victory
• Moyne bow out
• Seven up for seasiders
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Mary lands maiden
• Recovering Richie bears his soul in a revealing life story
• First and last race double for Rob
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Tadhg on guard ahead of crunch quarter-final
• ’Scorthy lose second game
• Ballymac kennel flying
• Each to their own in supporting role
• TOP TWEETS
• Rosslare-Le Havre route would be a ‘game-changer’
• Gorey’sHatchLabc­elebrates successapp­roachingtw­oyears
• Newly opened Lucina Studio to offer a new approach to birth preparatio­n
• Equifax celebrates 25 years in business
• Awards for Little Saltee Chipper and Mangan’s
• Griffin Group in major UK tourism showcase event
• Boris needs to throw the DUP under the bus
• Ryan’s car pooling notions suggest a party with no clue about rural Ireland
• It’s time to face up to mental health, it’s no laughing matter
• Where is that boy in freshly polished shoes and that girl in home-made dress
• Top management are always infallible
• Tusla to hold fostering info night
• Full steam ahead as works begin on €13m Greenway
• Taghmon Horse & Pony trot out another successful fundraiser
• All the hits on show at Wexford County Board CCÉ celebratio­n
• Blackwater
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Bree-Galbally
• Kiltealy-Ballindagg­in
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• Ballyduff
• Boolavogue
• TheBallagh
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Protect pet rabbits by vaccinatin­g for viruses
• Time to make people aware of Natura 2000
• Prospect of Christmas in the sun down under is leaving me cold
• Water – how much do you drink?
• Echinacea makes your immune system effective
• Another fumbled open-world game from Ubisoft
• THIS WEEK IN 1978
• Barbed satire on war on terror fails to pack comic punch
• New addition to the Wexford Civil Defence fleet
• WexBUG seeks to open discussion on cycling infrastruc­ture

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