Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-02-18

• Massive search is launched for ‘Bunny’ Kirwan
• €1 million pay out to councillor­s in allowance sand expenses
• WORLD AT THEIR FEET DOWN UNDER
• AUSSIE JUNGLE TO WEXFORD STAGE
• Third win on trot for hurlers versus the Cats
• Johnny Mythen adjusting to life as a TD after landslide victory
• People living in fear over estate break-ins
• Tallies highlight sheer scale of Sinn Féin victory
• Much-loved Peter had a special bond with his daughter
• GAA club to host mental health workshop and talk
• Much-loved Peter had a special bond with his daughter
• Local GAA club to host mental health workshop and talk
• Wexford loses out on Hollywood film shoot
• Woman tells court she was forced to drive against her will
• ‘Besties’ première is a big hit
• Commission flags major concerns with Selskar House
• Most advanced city in the world
• Mental Health regulator to host public event
• Independen­ce talk draws a big crowd
• Election raised major access issue for disabled voters
• Firm used marked fuel in an ‘act of desperatio­n’
• BUNCLODY LIBRARY
• Meánscoil Gharman students crowned national champions
• Enniscorth­y motorist is fined and disqualifi­ed
• UNLEASHING WEXFORD’S POTENTIAL
• Gaelscoil open day is a fantastic success
• WATER WELL AND DRILLING
• Tempers flare over issue of vacant houses
• IT Carlow inaction on new campus is a ‘snub to Wexford’
• Greenway plans may be scrapped
• Entertaini­ng, fun and educationa­l school trips
• Soccer stars in the making
• Maintainin­g your tyres and purchasing replacemen­ts on time which, in the long run, actually save you money
• Under-20s beaten by Meath in last eight
• Talented Anne has mastered the world
• Foxe fires U.C.D. to title
• Youthful ladies slump to third heavy league loss in succession
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Fitzgibbon final loss
• Ellen and Aimee fly flag with pride
• Taghmon take several titles
• Club draws made
• It’s never a bad day’s work when we skin the Cats
• Claragh second in major test
• Clare sends punters home happy with ninth win
• Storming finish seals heart-warming win
• Revival of District leagues could be a boon to players
• Playing U20 game showed contempt for troubled grade
• Gorey move to third
• Wexford weather the storm and keep their opponents scoreless
• All change for new year
• O’Connor makes the perfect start on his return to Waterford
• WOMEN’S FIXTURES
• Perfect ten for North End
• Wexford ready for the Clare challenge
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Brilliant Bowe hits the 350 milestone
• Mr. Dependable Milner lifts the lid on his solid career
• Young Byrne is making his mark
• Taking the wind out of City’s sails
• TOP TWEETS
• HOPE AND DREAM TEAM: BEHIND THE SCENES
• Centre has wide range of supports
• HOW OUR LEADERS ARE DOING
• Wexfordman appointed new CEO of Irish Life
• Super va lu’ s Autism & Communicat­ion seminar in New Ross
• Future of constructi­on discussed
• Hoteliers call for decisive TD action
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Women pay a high price for equality
• Not having a tie may have saved his life
• Strawberry Fair to become a Beer Fest?
• We shall remain neither seen nor heard
• Watchdog Dixon fires warning shot across the bows of the US tech giants
• Herd mentality has led us to this crossroads moment for our nation
• All the drama of an archaeolog­ical dig in the privacy of my own bedroom
• How free are we to make up our own minds?
• ICA lunch marks 110 years of the assocation in Wexford
• ‘Garda lives in danger’ in North Wexford
• Pádraig Byrne at the Joint Policing Committee meeting 2,397 crimes in last month
• Cocaine epidemic has hit in Wexford
• Family frustrated as house deemed unsuitable due to partition wall
• New by-laws aim to combat public drinking
• Bree-Galbally
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• Kiltealy-Ball in dag gin
• Marshals town-Castle dockrell
• Glenbrien
• Monamolin
• Boolavogue
• TheBallagh
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Horoscopes
• Dogs can have friends, just like we humans do
• Species can’t change, but they evolve over time
• If you can’t say anything nice about somebody, just say nothing at all
• How to dust yourself off after failure
• Master your Mind to prepare for your exams
• THIS WEEK IN 1992
• Dreams a triumph in content and breadth of vision
• Latest Austen incarnatio­n spirited and sporadical­ly hilarious
• Verona is first Wexford TD to register at Dáil

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