Enniscorthy Guardian - 2019-10-22

• Despair of young mother forced to sleep in her car
• CHIEF SUPERINTEN­DENT’S DIGITAL REVOLUTION
• COFFEE MORNING FOR ANTONIA
• COLAISTE BRÍDE OPEN EVENING
• Frustratin­g end to Tadhg’s World Cup journey
• Paul Kehoe evacuated from Beiruit hotel
• FIREARMS OVER 100 YEARS OLD
• Local couple lose bid to overturn possession order
• Gory times ahead for Enniscorth­y drama
• Kelly seeks live stream of council meetings
• CTEC secures nearly €400k for women’s training
• Lawlor expresses concern over potential Brexit queues
• THE BULRING MARKET WEXFORD OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY
• Support is needed for county’s creative talent – Anne Doyle
• Go on! It’s okay to complain
• Marathon man Billy ready for his 40th!
• Coffee event raises €1,560 for school
• Toastmaste­rs hold very successful open evening
• Cloughbawn GAA cuts to the chase in new fundraiser
• Bunclody Beat
• Gala concert announced for popular radio broadcaste­r
• New report runs the rule over county council’s performanc­e
• €2m funding boost for South East University
• Motorists guilty of insurance offences
• Wexford has wonderful venues to make sure you have a Christmas party to remember
• Planning ahead to take the stress out of the big event
• ‘Making your mind up’ with Bucks Fizz
• County council to get moving on Climate Change
• Concerns over asylum seekers at Hotel Rosslare
• Council is keen to cut out the noise on main roads
• Delays forming Rosslare Port committee as Brexit clock ticks
• CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION
• CLIMATE CRISIS WAS WELL FLAGGED FOR MANY YEARS, SAYS EPA BOSS
• Find the ideal home for your loved one
• SignaCare Nursing homes - a family ethos, providing excellence in elderly care
• Wexford hosts major social housing conference
• Council asks ‘what is the point of Shane Ross?’ at meeting
• Jibes at Sinn Féin in chamber
• GardaJim’sefforts raisedmill­ionsfor CrumlinHos­pital
• Drinking water dispensers to hit Gorey town
• Seasonal Flu vaccine is available from October 2019 until the end of April 2020
• Minister gets Rosslare Brexit progress report
• Bluesgrass festival hits all the right chords
• U-17 girls beaten by Galway in first final
• Cloughbawn aim to atone for last year
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Big Bunclody win
• Craanford crowned
• Shane and Hopper gunning for glory
• Fine clash ends in stalemate
• Hard work of Hogues rewarded
• Slíabh Bhuí on top
• Slick Alley march on to glory
• Adam the ’town star
• Goal-getting Gorey retain title
• Martin’s retain title
• Anne’s need to stay in game
• Unique derby clash
• Martin’s to prevail
• Rosslare rejoice after late goal seals title
• Being favourites doesn’t always sit well with Martin’s
• Good final needed to make up for a fairly average year
• Tier two is voted in
• One-game ban given to O’Connor
• Oulart-The Ballagh’s first winners will be honoured at county final showpiece
• Castletown first to fly Wexford flag Sunday
• Rapps rule in sporting derby
• Powerful performanc­e drives Kilrush to victory
• Fiona the first Over-35 home
• U-17s bow out in shield semi
• Tough first season for Under-13 side ends in a heavy defeat
• Another loss against Shels
• Curracloe Under-12 crew very close to national final
• ALL THE WEEKEND FIXTURES
• Hibs secure home quarter-final with victory against Camolin
• Bohs get job done against Curracloe
• Ferns leave it late
• Max is the man for New Ross Celtic
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• North End win goal-fest
• LEAGUE TABLES
• E’CORTHY HOCKEY
• E’CORTHY RUGBY
• A big Ascot double
• The night Arsenal won the league in Anfield is recalled
• Codd the treble star at Tinahely
• Two out of three ain’t bad
• It’s all going to plan thus far as newcomers settle in fine style
• Blue Cheese shows maturity in fifth win
• Two-day meet for Wexford Festival races
• Successful open night for Meánscoil Gharman
• Fellowship award for Opera Festival artistic director
• Burrow road by-laws divisive topic for councillor­s
• Concerns over security in social housing
• Safety works on hold at the Monument
• Update on marina and Courtown beach project
• Draft budget delivers concern over cake slices
• Councillor­s hear about plans for derelict sites
• Local Council seek to engage young people
• Petrol starts to flow again in Wexford
• Rabbits could be a business success
• Blackwater pipped for national title
• First organic jam range launched
• J&M Oils sold to company with skin in oil game
• Hoteliers criticise missed opportunit­y in Budget 2020
• Frozen fish on the menu at SRI
• New role for Teagasc Wexford REPS planner
• Don’t be distracted by lucky Leo’s Brexit Bounce
• With Brexit threat eased it’s time to focus on the crisis on our doorsteps
• Dáil musical chairs, rapid fire vote buzzer round raises questions
• Illicit afternoon delights with a blonde in a red dress with red lipstick
• Rediscover­ing the romance of Christiani­ty
• 7 Things to do this week...
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
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• Horoscopes
• Toxoplasmo­sis is a misunderst­ood disease
• Dragonfly study will act as climate change indicator
• So the bishop seems not keen on yoga – excommunic­ate me now!
• Tips to help you handle change at work
• Unlock your full potential with Zest Active
• Grid reboot is pretty but lacking in substance
• THIS WEEK IN 1981
• Special effects overload in fantastica­l sequel
• Ex councillor­s get €315,657

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