Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-04-21

• Nursing home tests welcome
• Kind donation!
• MUNICIPAL DISTRICT LAUNCHES NEW MEAL DELIVERY SERVICE
• Davy not in favour of behind closed doors option
• Bunclody girl Ameerah among cast of movie ‘Four Kids and It’
• Gardaí working hard to keep Covid-19 in check
• Enniscorth­y resident first to be charged with breaching Covid-19 regulation­s
• Brady family’s heartache as Richard fights Covid-19 in ICU
• Living life in the cocoon has become the norm for Philip
• A STELLAR GESTURE FROM STAR AND HIS TEAM
• O’Leary Travel working hard behind the scenes
• SUPERMARKE­T SUPERHEROE­S
• Major projects grind to a halt due to Covid-19
• Council extends overdraft to €30m amid uncertaint­y
• Help ‘still here’ for those who feel unsafe at home
• Supports for local businesses
• Wexford’s Covid-19 helpline one of busiest in Ireland
• All hands on deck at Wexford General
• 774 tests done at drive-in centre over three weeks
• WEXFORD SEES 42 NEW CASES IN FIVE DAYS
• Students’ mental health at risk if proper measures aren’t in place
• Calls for exam fees to be scrapped
• ‘We’re having our lives put on the line for the sake of exams’
• Family proud of Nickey’s achievemen­t in helping others to overcome their battles with alcohol
• THE ROAD BACK
• Creative crown delayed as Junk Kouture final is postponed to end of year
• End is in sight as date set for Arden House opening
• Man killed and woman critical after N25 crash
• Cluster at Campile nursing home
• Wexford-made gin to feature on RTE show
• Blackwater Bows initiative to be launched this week
• Sad farewell to well-known jockey
• BERLIN A GOOD FIT FOR KERDOC
• Local talent shines through adversity
• Keeping it real with tales from a very different age
• Am I someone’s ponderable?
• Independen­t radio station champions local music
• Bunclody Beat
• Buying and selling livestock was in Brian’s blood
• DIOCESE COUNTING THECOST OFCOVID-19
• Recalling a big change in use of Croke Park
• Kennedy’s already a winner in key battle
• Hooked on hurley-making!
• What the stars like
• Two hurling dream teams full of talent
• By George, hotel prank backfired on Bombers
• Best footballer­s since 1970
• Married life has its drawbacks
• New additions to boost footballer­s plentiful in eighties
• Return to action looking less likely as weeks roll by
• My life with horses
• Resourcefu­l New Ross Club rowers think outside box
• Cheltenham jewels in crown
• Kevin seeks another jackpot
• Winning in the rain!
• Humiliatin­g hurling loss
• Billy ships very low blow
• Strong second-half sends hurlers into league final
• McClean inflicts some pain
• North End’s heartbreak
• Shels survive strong Sars revival
• Hairy-lipped eleven are things of beauty
• All change for Wexford’s BNI members
• Support is urgently needed for Wexford’s residentia­l care staff
• Kate’s Farm Shop adapts to life in lockdown
• Fashion app Bezzu provides a whole new shopping experience
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Rath nure goalie has a 25-year record
• Wexford pigs bound for South Korea
• Corpo seeks 300% hike in parking rates
• Keelings row exposes lack of regulation­s
• Glimmers of hope show there is light at the end of the lockdown tunnel
• The merits of taking annual leave in the time of the Covid-19 crisis
• Chilblains and some wrinkling in fond memory of my grandmothe­r
• What does the future hold for our fragile world?
• Kiltealy-Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Coolgreany
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• GlynnBarnt­own
• Bree-Galbally
• I’m treading a fine line now between boredom and insanity
• A good time to change your world view?
• Vitamin D the new hero on the block!
• A weekly column for 25 years about vets and pets
• Keep an eye out for Holly Blue, an April speciality
• A hugely welcome update to a fabulous series
• THIS WEEK IN 1992
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• New festival hangs in balance but hopes high for Spiegelten­t

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