Enniscorthy Guardian - 2019-11-19

• PLC GRADUATION TIME AT THE VOCATIONAL COLLEGE
• Building for the future
• US organisati­on’s Enniscorth­y plan
• MORE CANDIDATE INTERVIEWS
• Bunclody’s new website means business
• Clonroche man jailed for violent assault on woman
• Dubsky aims to make her mark
• Straight talking Murphy aims to bring life, work experience to Dáil
• ‘We need a strong independen­t voice’
• Fighting fit: Byrne says he has relative youth and experience on his side
• Harry takes part in national climate change assembly
• ENNISCORTH­Y WASTEWATER TREATMENT WAS NOT UP TO EUROPEAN STANDARDS
• Defendant reversed jeep twice into family member’s car
• Drink drive case dismissed as sample jug falls on floor
• Dialysis unit presented with cheques
• Jim Kealy concert night
• Informatio­n event to make Bunclody dementia friendly
• Court told of Christmas Eve visit by men demanding money for drugs debt
• Our shed anniversar­y
• Rememberin­g Wexford’s war dead
• Credit Union’s scholarshi­p winners
• Teenager convicted of two burglaries
• Bunclody Beat
• THREE YEARS FOR MAN FOUND WITH ALMOST A MILLION IN CAMPER VAN
• BRIDGE WORKER IS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN HORROR ACCIDENT
• Murphy apologises for asylum seeker comment
• Hotel purchase described as ‘highly irregular’
• Use old Garda Station to house rough sleepers says Cllr McDonald
• Council accused of ignoring new facts of Anne St acquisitio­n
• Staples recalls time at UHW’s psychiatri­c ward
• Living Wage proposal called ‘disingenuo­us’
• New 5G technology will not roll out in Wexford until its safety is assured
• Defendant’s culinary skills acknowledg­ed after he baked caked containing cannabis
• 7,000 bed days lost through discharge delays
• Drink drive charge is dismissed
• Carnew Musical Society returns with Oklahoma!
• €1.2m for County Wexford clubs and organisati­ons
• WHERE THE MONEY IS GOING
• First passport applicatio­n
• 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
• Polish ambassador welcomed to Gorey
• Make Christmas magic with a visit to Santa
• Environmen­t awards for those making a difference
• PEUGEOT 508 HYBRID range hits the target
• Fatigue alert systems
• Suzuki has unveiled two new V-Strom models
• Nissan Green Scrappage Scheme
• Car registrati­ons up by 29.3% for October
• Five star rating for new Mazda CX-30
• Mitsubishi L200 Series 6 win ‘Pick-up of the Year’ award
• Jaguar Land Rover’s pioneering structural electronic­s
• RIANNA CAPS GREAT YEAR
• Last of the Coiste na nOg finals are covered
• Martin’s massacred in Leinster semi-final
• Kilrush come good
• Byrne goal crucial as Kilross triumph
• Cruise for Crossabeg-Ballymurn
• Cushinstow­n seek place in final
• Dwyer joins hurlers
• First-rate accuracy
• Ballyhogue reign after replay
• Quality encounter
• Davidstown tops in goal-fest
• Durable Duffry win
• Deadly Doyle’s one-man show
• Sarah earns Martin’s replay
• Anne’s advance to Under-20 hurling final with extra-time win
• Coiste na nOg an undoubted jewel in sporting crown
• Brilliant Ballygarre­tt qualify for Leinster
• Six players added to squad for 2020 hurling campaign
• Keeping it simple often works best
• Lee hits a hat-trick
• Naomh Eanna make winning start
• Participan­ts all set for Co. Scór na nOg finals in Oulart Hall
• Big Barntown win
• Cloughbawn coast into District final
• Ross Town back in contention for crown
• Seaview move top
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• A repeat outcome
• Enniscorth­y maintain winning ways
• Bluebell rounds off fine week for owner
• Skerries pip seconds
• Tombrack bow out
• O’Grady grabs a double as Rajahs beat Cushinstow­n
• Rosslare best in battle of the Rangers
• Shamrock Rovers march on
• Adult fixtures
• Adult results
• SLANEYOLYM­PICA.C.
• E’CORTHY HOCKEY
• GOREY HOCKEY
• Slevin’s first treble
• Pressure was ever present for McStay with Roscommon
• Codd the star turn at Tinahely
• Wexford horses make over £1m at Cheltenham
• NEWROSSSEN­IORS
• U-15 boys capture gold
• Kilmore pair to the fore in Aintree tests
• Best of both worlds for club and country
• KIA’s new Futuron Concept
• New battery shows way forward
• BMW Group on way to achieve 2019 targets
• Opel Vivaro-e in 2020
• Volkswagen’s electric ID.3
• Skoda’s new Octavia is more emotive than ever
• Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifogl­io wins Performanc­e and Luxury car award
• KTAC writers give a public display of literary creativity
• Little stars hoping for ‘Toy Show’ dream
• Johnstown Castle’ s herald ry is explored in detail in new book
• Wexford Has Talent is back with €2,000 cash for the winner
• Ref Michelle gives NLN graduates good report
• Students get their creative juices flowing
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Moves to stop the ‘bankrupt’ auctions
• Hotel evacuated due to hoax bomb scare
• £20,000 facelift for St. Patrick’s Park
• ESB bill led to sheep stealing incidents
• Griffin Hotel Group put focus on energy efficiency
• Unique course strengthen­s seafood sector
• Wexford blogger comes out on top
• Outstandin­g achievemen­ts in leisure for Wexford facilities
• Under-age sport should never be about winning
• The last week has shown it’s time for action not just talk on climate change
• In this PC age where does political spin end and substance begin?
• Did you hear the one about the comic writer and the lovesick owls?
• AfD cannot bring Germany to a good place
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Vets sometimes need to be hairdresse­rs too
• Mind-boggling speeds of our vast space journey
• I may have finally developed an allergy to alcohol... seriously!
• Take some time in your life to ‘chill’
• A smoother journey through the menopause
• Crowdpleas­ing drama of triumph on four wheels
• The greatest Star Wars game in a long time
• THIS WEEK IN 1970

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