Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-04-07

• School opening date in doubt as constructi­on work grinds to a halt
• COVID-19 CRISIS:
• NICKEY RACKARD IN HIS OWN WORDS: Part 2 of fascinatin­g series
• Mart managers dig deep to keep sales moo-ving
• ‘I’m impressed with our response... I feel I’m in good hands’
• Organisers left with ‘no alternativ­e but to cancel’ Gorey show
• Murphy calls for 24/7 mental health service
• Deputy Browne urges people to look after their mental health during crisis
• Hospital ‘prepared for a surge’ in Covid-19 cases
• ‘Nightingal­es’ fly to the aid of frontline staff
• INSIDE CO WEXFORD’S COVID-19 CALL CENTRE
• ‘Above half the rubbish I pick up is gloves’
• Teenagers connecting in isolation
• Kehoe launches portal for military recruits
• Cancer survivor Trina appears in campaign video ‘My Life Matters’
• Grieving family ask people to ‘wake up’ to reality of crisis
• Wexford’s strays are being looked after during Covid-19 crisis
• IWA committed to reaching vulnerable
• Hope Cancer Support Centre working on with no income
• Annual Trócaire box collection postoned
• Rise in calls but income source has disappeare­d for St. Vincent de Paul
• DOING VITAL WORK FOR THOSE IN ISOLATION
• Hospice Homecare continuing to provide services
• Demand for food banks increasing
• PIETA HOUSE’S DOORS ARE OPEN
• Vocational college calls for submission­s
• Kehoe critical of Dáil sitting the in middle of crisis
• Presentati­on Centre adapts to crisis
• Covid-19 callcentre
• Controvers­ial plan for asylum centre scrapped
• Ford Centre to help people heal during times of crisis
• Now you’re living like a musician
• Essential service providers are keeping county going
• Family was everything to much-respected Ray
• Going ‘Down Under’ to come out at the very top
• KEEPERS OF THE FAITH
• Colm Tóibín set to take part in Write By The Sea
• Bunclody Beat
• STORIES FROM THE ARCHIVES: 2005
• ‘It’ s good to be aware of the lights about us ...’
• ‘We know God is with us’ in the dark times
• ‘Fullness of joy still lies far ahead’
• The child of the revolution who became a homesick New Yorker
• Brennan pulls back the curtain and reveals ugly Ireland
• Bunclody traditiona­l song project
• VISIONS OF THE HOOK
• DREAM TEAM OOZES CLASS
• The gloves are off for US boxing coach Billy
• Deeny is happy to put in the hard yards
• Tattan relishes onerous task
• All in the head for St. Anne’s
• Bill Murphy was a hurling giant, unaware of his own greatness
• Our best hurlers since 1970
• Owens on top of his game
• Fate gifted Rosslare a fabulous footballer
• Non-natives have contribute­d a lot to Wexford football
• A rude awakening for anyone with a love of our games
• DO YOU REMEMBER?
• Whatever happened to Hagi?
• Rianna’s hectic six months
• Boss Roe jumps for joy
• Youth Cup hots up with last eight action
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Season is cut short
• Alternativ­e look at McGregor not the definitive account
• Wexford dominates as axe falls
• Wexford a class apart
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• The great rugby escape
• Confidence booster for Minors with league crown
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Kenny could be a breath of fresh air
• Larry Dunne is an artist of vision
• Advice for small businesses on ways to con serve cash flow
• Glanbia adapts its business model with new call and collect service
• Businesses praised for reaction to Covid-19 measures
• Hoping to rope in schools to tug-o-war
• Shaws dig unearths archaeolog­ical finds
• Cancel culture doesn’t extend to State exams
• Leo leads by example while AIB sees euro signs amid Covid crisis
• Imaginatio­n taking flight on the back step, the air filled with beating wings
• Covid-19 crisis makes us question our world
• Award-winning nail salon will not re-open after crisis
• MUSICIANS STRUGGLING SINCE THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED
• Emergency guidelines for council staff appeal
• Cry Before Dawn’s Brendan Wade recovering from Covid-19
• Visit the Heritage Park from the comfort of your sitting room
• Oulart& The Ballagh
• GlynnBarnt­own
• Ballymurn
• Ballycanew
• Coolgreany
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Boolavogue
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Rosslare Harbour
• RosslareSt­rand
• A retreat of self discovery and by the end I will be a much better person
• What is most important at this time?
• Get relief from the discomfort of itchy eyes
• Spare a thought for animal rescue groups
• Cherry Laurel has settled very well here in Ireland
• A gently effervesce­nt mix of comedy, romance and wish fulfilment
• A must-buy if you are a fan of the Persona series
• THIS WEEK IN 1979
• BANNOW SHOW IS CANCELLED
• D’Arcy and Byrne stay in the game with Seanad victories

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