Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-03-10

• Parades set to be cancelled
• GARDA YOUTH AWARDS
• ‘Bunny’ to be laid to rest today
• MOTORIST’S LUCKY ESCAPE AS HIS CAR IS STRUCK BY HORSE
• Hurlers to face Galway in League quarters
• COVID-19 CRISIS IN WEXFORD
• Editorial appointmen­ts at INM Regionals and People Newspapers
• Glynn Garda Station to re-open as gardaí bolster rural presence
• Six-month term for drug dealing
• Gorey parade cancelled due to coronaviru­s fears
• Wexford parade definitely off
• Billy Keane set to open Wexford Literary Festival
• Dinner dance for Ballyhogue club
• Camogie captain Una in big win off the field
• Wexford in Spanish Harlem
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D
• €25,197 is presented to local school
• Original Beatle Pete Best is rocking up to Wexford
• Numerous options available for childcare subsidies
• Nikki’s Roman nightmare
• HSE nursing homes getting paid 72% more than private homes
• Bunclody Beat
• Bunclody VC students enjoy workshop in Carlow Institute
• Council braced for arrival of coronaviru­s
• Annual Lourdes pilgrimage falls victim of virus
• Wexford campus in temporary shutdown last Friday
• Wexford Festival 2020 will surprise and delight
• MARY CONNORS, YOUTH TRAIN WEXFORD
• Serious gardening required at this time of year
• Local Enterprise Office Wexford is proud to support women in business
• Women continue to make their mark
• CORE RESOURCE
• WEXFORD WOMEN IN BUSINESS 2020
• Moore’s hoping for glory
• All-County Football Leagues under way
• Footballer­s endure yet another thrashing
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Good start in Kerry
• COISTE NA nOG
• Doyle’s exhibition in vain
• Shels steer clear late on
• Castletown repeat county final victory over Gusserane
• Sweet goal for Art
• New rules putting added pressure on men in middle
• Cushinstow­n start on solid note
• Réalt rule at home
• Bunclody made most of first-half wind advantage
• Gusserane seconds score freely
• Gala night of finals next Monday
• ALL THE LADIES’ FOOTBALL DETAILS
• WOMEN’S SOCCER FIXTURES
• Scoreless home stalemate
• Relegate gives Murphy swift return
• Leagues finally set for much-needed overhaul in 2021
• Nolan staff have 50,000 reasons to cheer on Friday
• Malone deserves ‘legend’ accolade for superb service
• New season at Bettyville to commence Patrick’s Day
• Gorey march on to quarter-final
• Courtown edge out Crossabeg
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• ‘Spot’ wins it for North End
• LEAGUE TABLES
• SLANEY OLYMPIC A.C.
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• S.B.R. A.C.
• SLANEYSHAR­KS
• Quick-fire treble for O’Neill at Lingstown
• Tragedy, triumph and confrontat­ion in Gatland’s story
• Wexford riders warm up with five winners
• NEWROSSSEN­IORS
• Wanderers rejoice
• Mixed fortunes in provincial doubles
• Nine wins from ten for U-18 girls
• Fantastic festival is a cut above the rest
• DENISES BEAUTY & SKIN CLINIC
• Business provides a pathway for positive self-expression
• Why personalit­y outperform­s pretense every time in business
• Health and Well-being Centre
• Is your business making the most of Instagram?
• ‘Each for Equal’ and ‘I am Generation Equality’
• PAULA DUFFIN HEALTH & WELLNESS CLINIC
• Can mental health issues be gender specific?
• ‘The ladies in our bookclub are a wonderful sounding board’
• Some tips for Women in Business...
• SignaCare Nursing homes-A family ethos, providing excellence in Elderly care
• ‘We have a long way to go to achieve true equality in Physics’
• HOW OUR LEADERS ARE GETTING ON WITH TRAINING
• HOPE CENTRE IS A HAVEN OF INFORMATIO­N
• Event to look to economic future of Wexford town
• Intel boss Eamonn Sinnott returns to his alma mater
• €6.7m investment in the county by Lidl Ireland last year
• Sincon Engineerin­g celebratin­g 20 years
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Mystery attack on club GAA pitch
• Ban leaves hospital patients out inc old
• Smokers are still unhappy about ban
• Wait and see approach speaks volumes
• Farcical coalition talks are an insult to a people facing a national crisis
• Lottery logic and scaremonge­ring are only fanning flames of panic
• Saltees, Slaney, Slobs and Sliabh Buíodh are surely not for skipping
• Message of the Bible gets lost in religion
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Kiltealy-Ball in dag gin
• Marshals town-Castle dock re ll
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Blackwater
• Boolavogue
• Monamolin
• Davids town-Court na cud dy
• Glenbrien
• Bree-Galbally
• TheBallagh
• Craanford-Mona seed
• Horoscopes
• Dogs shiver in the cold, just like humans do
• COVID-19: follow the advice of health profession­als
• For Lent I have decided to be my ordinary slightly belligeren­t self
• The traits of truly inspiring women
• Supplement­s to help support the immune system
• A solid, if forgettabl­e take on the ARPG aesthetic
• THIS WEEK IN 1987
• Pixar’s lifeaffirm­ing tale delivers a rollicking romp for all
• Paul shows the royals about town

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