Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-02-04

• ASD UNIT BOOST FOR ST AIDAN’S SCHOOL
• CONFUSION IN CLONROCHE OVER SPEED LIMIT CHANGES
• ‘We are better than that’ vows Davy after Clare loss
• Board of Enniscorth­y Greyhound Track to hold crunch meeting with consultanc­y firm
• EV charging points for hospital
• 109 new electric cars bought in ‘19
• Credit Union’s wellbeing event is on the money
• Parent talk in the library will put focus on asthma
• Enniscorth­y woman features on RTE ‘first step’ campaign
• ‘Murt’ Whelan was a devoted family man with a lifelong music passion
• Community is saddened by Mary’s passing
• Woman wins appeal over home repossessi­on order
• Mythen says mental health is at crisis stage in the county
• Browne pledges increase in GP numbers
• Insurance is a major issue to be addressed
• Gorey skier defies the odds in performanc­e of a lifetime
• Re-enactment society holds its AGM
• TO THE POINT
• ‘Every day he worked hard for his kids... they were his whole world’
• Key campaign issues are climate, farming and mental health services
• Pedestrian who was struck by car not guilty of jay-walking
• FERNS PANTOMIME IS A FANTASTIC SUCCESS
• Bunclody Beat
• Camolin man guilty of theft and assault
• Change to road layout is cause for confusion
• Who will be Wexford’s five TDs after election 2020?
• Returning officer plans for counting to run into Monday at St. Joseph’s
• THE CANDIDATES IN A NUTSHELL
• All guns blazing as Sheehan aims to take advantage of Dáil shot
• SCHOOL OF THOUGHT
• An advanced paramedic at the cutting edge of the political arena
• Codd gets the nod from Peter’s students
• ‘Experience with FG has taught me a lot’ says Independen­t Verona
• Kehoe puts his trust in the people as D-Day draws close
• Independen­ts aim to buck historical trends
• Marginalis­ed groups will bear brunt of climate change
• Family run businesses are part of the fabric of your local town
• Joyces of Wexford – 76 years a local family business
• MARY BARRYS SEAFOOD BAR & RESTAURANT
• Children’s Learning Garden
• J'ADORE shoe boutique
• La Cuisine
• SHARKY's Traditiona­l Fish & Chips
• From our family to yours
• Tony Breen Acme Blinds and Curtains
• SignaCare Nursing Homes – A family ethos, providing excellence in elderly care
• Beechdale
• IRELAND’S LONGEST BRIDGE MEANS SHORTER JOURNEYS
• You’d be a cousin of mine
• Jail for man who took pics of his neighbour
• Mexican ambassador is keen to explore Lamport link to Wexford
• Couples celebrate the day dedicated to love
• CANADIAN LIFE– WEXFORD EXPATS SHARE THEIR STORIES FROM ABROAD
• Galvin gets first win of his reign as manager
• Ross on receiving end
• First year honours for Enniscorth­y C.B.S. squad
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Sigerson final loss
• Anne’s officially top of the world!
• Hurlers face Waterford in Ferns
• Porter picks spot!
• Workrate lays the foundation­s for an impressive victory
• Doyle free forces third game
• New rules and new manager as Wexford seek quick return
• Polished Peter’s crush rivals
• Cousins clash and then form pair
• U-20 derby clash
• Furlong to the fore in Six Nations win
• Second heavy loss
• I didn’t lead Clare astray, although it crossed my mind!
• Benefit of wind and extra man to no avail
• Unnecessar­y new rule is marked by endless confusion
• Wexford the only team trying to play football in first win
• Juvenile athletes shine in Leinster indoor tests
• Byrne is best after epic run
• Pres girls miss out
• Curracloe edge even closer to Under-14 Premier Division title
• Forth pip Ferns by odd goal in seven
• Duncannon win the battle of the seasiders
• Dylan’s double wins it for Campile
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Vickers shines for Gorey
• Nolan back in big time
• Fact meets fiction as Gordon’s story told to young fans
• A good spread of winners
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Youngsters claim big scalp
• Trainers McCann and Roche triumph on double
• Keeping sleep at bay as Chiefs end drought
• Very best of talent on show as 16 acts go through to grand final
• Hope charity shop provides invaluable support to county
• HOPE AND DREAM TEAM: BEHIND THE SCENES
• Dietary advice
• Bypass a significan­t step in economic journey
• Chamber appoints finance expert as chief executive
• Stunning new restaurant unveiled in Monart
• Bluebird recognised for commitment to environmen­tal improvemen­ts
• Fitzpatric­k secures 4EverYoung deal
• 7 Things to do this week...
• ‘Thumbs down ’for the new round about
• Men got cannabis seeds from ‘hippy’
• Don’tsettlefor­theprobabl­e, reachforth­epossible
• The UK departs not with a lion’s roar but with a post imperial whimper
• Lack of vision on mental health a damning indictment of parties
• A Dutch treat, plumbing the depths of woeful comedy
• Democracy has its limits, but we must vote
• Greenway plan will be submitted in six weeks
• Ballycanew
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballygarre­tt
• Boolavogue
• Glenbrien
• Castletown
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Coolgreany
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Bree-Galbally
• Kiltealy-Ball in dag gin
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• TheBallagh
• Blackwater
• Research in advance and shop locally for the best deal
• Ireland needs to GO FOR GREEN
• Tyres play a key role in vehicle safety
• Flat battery
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Research shows: owning a dog is good for you
• Monarchs a rare sight but their fate is doomed
• Valentine’s romance is alive and kicking – but for this year only
• Volunteeri­ng gives a boost to wellbeing
• A remedy to kick start the new year for you
• Hanks to the fore in heartfelt tale of selfaccept­ance
• An exciting debut from a studio with a big future
• Retro top 10 THIS WEEK IN 1981
• Rosslare welcomes new Bilbao and Roscoff routes by Brittany Ferries

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