Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-04-14

• Happy Easter! Love, Carly
• VISITORS ARE ‘PUTTING TJ’S LIFE IN DANGER’
• DRAWING COMFORT WITH DON CONROY
• 12 WEXFORD SOLDIERS FACING AN EXTENDED STAY IN LEBANON
• Nickey Rackard in his own words – part 3
• Illegal dumping becoming ‘a big problem’ across the town and district
• Couriers and postal workers flat out as online shopping trebles
• ‘CRAZY BUSY’ FASTWAY COURIERS ARE DELIVERING 1,500 PACKAGES PER DAY
• Tourists stay away as message gets through
• Council closes car parks at tourist hotspots
• Electricia­n turns down call-outs to holiday homes
• Story time lets children visit Fairy Wood every day
• €15m fund for ferry operators is ‘vital to keep supplies on shelves’
• FROM THE PERUVIAN JUNGLE TO A WORLD ON LOCKDOWN
• ‘We have the Covid-19 pandemic... and we also have a pandemic of stupidity from the White House’
• Losses to council could hit €8m
• SHEEHAN CALLS FOR €1,000 PAYMENT AND TAX RELIEF FOR WORKERS
• Suspension of pay parking may mean €1 million in lost revenue
• Libraries’ digital offering is more popular than ever
• Social distancing is nothing new for people with CF
• WIT researcher tackling virus with new designs
• Doctors and nurses go free at cinema for the rest of the year
• Ensuring marginalis­ed groups are cared for during pandemic
• Niall uses 3D printers to make PPE at home
• Second Covid-19 ward set up at Wexford General
• MASSIVE APPRECIATI­ON FOR OUR HEALTHCARE WORKERS
• Agnes kept busy making masks for nursing homes
• Coronaviru­s puts the brakes on an already struggling new car market
• Lockdown has hammered the auctioneer­ing business
• Heritage group goes online during crisis
• ‘Butterfly effect’ flies into national Junk Kouture final
• No need to ask for much with something this good
• Bunclody Beat
• Cathywasfu­ntobearoun­d andhadasmi­leforevery­one
• Dedicated family woman Sheila was a lady with many talents
• What exactly is a two bee four?
• 12 singers selected for new Opera academy
• THE ART OF SOCIAL DISTANCE
• DISCOVER YOUR ROOTS TO GROW YOUR FAMILY TREE
• PRIESTSTAK­E THEIRMISSI­ON ONLINE
• Knockout’s the only way
• Nolan faces up to very different type of fight
• Doyle gives verdict on new man at the helm
• Brian has lots in the tank yet
• Readers making a stab at best team
• The two Tom Nevilles
• In praise of our loyal referees
• Best footballer­s since 1970
• The swallowed fag!
• Pursuing a passion from Sioux City to Gorey
• Six ‘outsiders’ in total have donned our Under-21 shirt
• Galvin to get our football fortunes back on course
• Wanderers planning ahead
• Butler’s king of the ring
• Hurlers blow big chance
• Minors cruise to round robin win over Wicklow
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Inching to victory!
• Sports writing from United States rich in depth and quality
• Camogie side march on
• Footballer­s win but still edged out for promotion
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Anne’s had to work hard
• Way too close for comfort
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Missing the usual Easter feast of sport
• Supports during cocooning
• Covid-19 and funerals
• Expandedsu­pportsforl­ocal businesses­affectedby­Covid-19
• Rebooting economy will be vital
• SinnFéinpe­tition seeksrates­amnesty forlocalbu­sinesses
• AssaultedG­AAclub officialaf­terMass
• D’Arcydeterm­ined toaddtohis­onecap
• Tubridy’s return sparks a new outlook on life
• A fast tiring public need to be assured there is light at the end of the tunnel
• On the countdown to freedom I’m finding the upside in downtime
• Lost in a garden transforme­d by the efforts of a man in viral lockdown
• Dr Boland’s words resonate in our lives
• LOCKDOWN LITERATURE AND PODCASTS – THE BEST PRINT AND AUDIO DISTRACTIO­NS
• SEQUELS, FINALES, DEBUTES – A SELECTION OF ESSENTIAL YOUNG ADULT FICTION
• Ballycanew
• Coolgreany
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• GlynnBarnt­own
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Piercestow­n
• Rosslare Harbour
• Fethard-on-Sea
• RosslareSt­rand
• BannowBall­ymitty
• New Sorento is Kia’s most high-tech car
• Sorry, nothing to report, no gossip, but it’s all good, still keeping safe
• And what about your mental health?
• Tips to help you through these strange times
• The virus has changed the working lives of vets
• Distinctiv­e colour patterns help to track whales
• Trolls sequel strikes some pleasing notes but ultimately disappoint­s
• A seminal game remade with perfection
• THIS WEEK IN 1960
• Warning on pesticides as levels found in local water supplies

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