Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-03-31

• Relocation of 50 asylum seekers due to current Covid-19 crisis
• NEW SERIES: NICKEY RACKARD IN HIS OWN WORDS
• Armed Support Unit arrives at Enniscorth­y Garda Station
• HOTELS AND VOLUNTEERS TEAM UP TO FEED OVER 100 PEOPLE
• Calls to Ferns BFriendly group have increased since Covid-19 crisis began
• In the grip of the virus crisis, Mia-Lily plants a seed of hope
• Student nurse Leah (20) sparks change with tweet
• Gorey app developer creates helpful tool to see 2k zones
• It’ s an Italian experience like no other for James
• COUNTY’S FISHING INDUSTRY NAVIGATING CHOPPY WATERS
• CRISIS PACKAGE FOR BUSINESSES
• Atlantis Seafoods rolling with the punches in our new reality
• Principal helps devise online programme
• Naomh Eanna hit the right mark with new online GAA skills initiative for youngsters
• Residents coping well with social distancing at Courtown Hotel
• JIMMY’ S LATEST LOCAL‘ MIXER’ MAKES NATIONAL HEADLINES
• Bra-vo to Matty who says crisis not a ‘Storm in a D Cup’ and makes facemasks from a bra
• PEOPLE ASKED TO KEEP DENTAL APPOINTMEN­TS TO EMERGENCIE­S ONLY
• Warnings over alcohol intake during period of self-isolation
• Funeral agony for Mary, who lost both parents in 24 hours
• Alan overjoyed to see Jack born as new rules kick in
• STAFF SAFETY THE PRIORITY AS PRODUCTION CONTINUES AT INTEGER
• Community helpline for the vulnerable
• Temporary morgue installed on grounds of Johnstown Castle
• Bringing some calm amid the chaos
• County libraries providing extensive online service
• Mart closures needs radical response to current demand
• A new reality for Carnew Mart as doors shut
• My struggle with alcoholism
• Wexford’s wild life through a lens
• Pioneers are presented with their pins
• Teagasc supporting farmers during the COVID19 pandemic
• The coronaviru­s pandemic is impacting on all facets of the Irish economy
• Is there room on your farm for trees? FRANCES MCHUGH, Teagasc Forestry Developmen­t Officer
• Timing of spray is key to good weed control
• Defendants appear in court by video link
• Online literary time capsule gets promising response as John Boyne and others submit
• Horse inspector awarded €300,000
• Bunclody Beat CLOSED FOR NOW
• Community angered by senseless act of play area vandalism
• Local businesses step up and offer home delivery
• ‘Hospitals were overwhelme­d... doctors worked round the clock’
• Hurling’s not the priority
• Askamore honour the champions from 1969
• Olympics call hasn’t annoyed racing ace
• Happy memories at the helm
• Call for open draw
• Front line support from Wexford F.C.
• No escaping ‘Shanks’!
• Wins for Wexford owners on final night of action
• GOLF CLUB NOTES
• Our best hurlers since 1970
• Martin’s goal made history
• Intermedia­te honours followed in delayed derby final of 1976
• Following the Reds since the age of six
• Life lessons to be learned from star athlete in our midst
• Looking after clubs must be top of the Croke Park agenda
• A Donegal man with Wexford
• Hurlers hit record haul
• Footballer­s freeze as crowd see red
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Racing in disarray
• Skibbereen spirit shines through in rowing club’s tale
• Shut-down impact to be massive
• Bonnar blasts critics
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Roche strikes late to relegate the Rossies
• Women’s fantastic first
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Hurlers exit from league, footballer­s bring up rear
• An exciting team to light up any stadium
• HOW THE SPANISH FLU TOOK A DEADLY GRIP ON THE WORLD
• RISING TIDE
• An album of blues as real and authentic as mud pie
• One of Wexford’s only surviving famine-era homesteads unearthed
• Nowhere better than home, boy
• Calls for urgent support for the hospitalit­y sector during crisis
• Digital Picnic event goes virtual
• Brooks River chapel starts trend to help thevulnera­ble
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• ‘Flexi-time’: work when it suits you
• Parking charges likely at hospital
• Waiting for the phone to ring, the birds sing
• Could the COVID-19 crisis finally bring an end to Ireland’s Civil War politics?
• Teamwork over homework and striking a balance amid the chaos
• Questions, questions – always questions, in a world eager for answers
• The man who took a stand against Hitler
• GAMES TO KEEP ALL THE FAMILY ENTERTAINE­D – AND SANE!
• 20 GREAT MOVIES TO STREAM TO FILL IN SOME OF THE TIME SPENT AT HOME
• ‘We will all experience significan­t anxiety and stress in weeks ahead’
• Advice for asthmatics on how to cope during Covid-19 crisis
• Healthy diet key to immune system working properly
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Coolgreany
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Blackwater
• Bree-Galbally
• Glenbrien
• Crossabeg
• TheBallagh
• GlynnBarnt­own
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Fethard-on-Sea
• This lockdown is not easy for us, but it really is the right thing to do
• Find positivity in this social distancing
• Stay in touch with your local health store
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• We humans share ‘One Health’ with animals
• Global warming still a bigger threat than virus
• As there are no films on general release this week and all cinemas are closed, we take a look at some of the best films to watch at home.
• Doom Eternal leagues ahead of the competitio­n
• THIS WEEK IN 2001
• Thieves vandalise shrine in failed smash and grab

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