Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-05-19

• Going the extra mile
• Town centre to be pedestrian­ised
• FREE MEALS FOR ST JOHN’S STAFF
• ART WITH A HEART RAISES CHARITY FUNDS
• MOTORIST JAILED FOR SIX YEARS FOR FATAL CRASH NEAR FERNS
• Secret Valley is facing a struggle to survive
• Wexford GAA fan is seeking season ticket refund after matches cancelled
• Solar energy projects included in multi-million euro investment plan
• ‘We waved goodbye; little did we think it would be the last time’
• 17 dogs seized in small crates boarding ferry bound for Wales
• Local students take eco action to reach national awards final
• QUIN THIS TOGETHER
• Marathon man Tommy hits the road in Ferns for charity run
• Gentle Cathy was happiest among family and friends
• Leaving Cert cancellati­on could cost Chloe her dream career
• Hundreds attend funeral
• Lawlor seeks state bailout for council
• College placement sees Shauna miss out on Covid-19 support
• The Antibodies release single to provide PPE to frontliner­s
• Mary conquers Covid-19 in the midst of cancer battle
• Marathon man Odhrán raises almost €14,000 for Childline
• New Ross Mart using online app
• Teagasc plan for resuming services
• Envy is the perfect herbicide for reseeded pastures
• IFA continue to monitor government dicussions
• FLAVOUR IS KING AT GREENHILL
• ‘ANYONE WE TAKE IN WILL ISOLATE FOR TWO WEEKS’
• A water well can be a beneficial addition to your home or business
• Checking your septic tank regularly will save you money in the long run
• Basking in the afterglow as a modern troubadour
• Young singers remind their peers that they are not alone in crisis
• Wexford water usage has risen 18 per cent
• Become a member of Rosslare Golf Club
• Where are these people now in life?
• Bunclody Beat
• From the Bunclody archive: September 1995
• NEW PLAN IF GAMES RETURN
• Nick’s star on the rise in world of AIL rugby
• Dempsey considered quitting in early 1996
• Wellness programme begins
• Ready if required
• Fond memories of Fogie’s point in ’05
• Tribute to Pat Cleary
• I was ready to walk in 1996
• Bealo’s one of our own now!
• Prospect of G.A.A. matches in 2020 is looking doubtful
• Early green light for racing, but no word on Bettyville re-start
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Wexford Athletics advises caution as some restrictio­ns eased
• Young gun aiming for the top
• UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SEAN O’KEEFFE
• Perfect Rosslare record
• Joey’s celebrate fine first
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Accurate Lillis earns point for Blackwater
• Teenager Keohane the toast of Ferrycarri­g
• Gifted Gleeson on fire
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Minors miss big chance
• Ebosele the hat-trick hero as Moyne master Gorey
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Empty feeling as football returns
• Dan delves into the archives for show
• Apermanent cocoon
• Applicatio­ns open for Living Arts
• Mac Con Iomaire in Famine Walk event
• Summer road closures and traffic plan at Curracloe
• INDOS Financial appoints new head of legal
• A free trial of Abodoo for all
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• £40,000 of cocaine in his under pants
• Cool greany Inn is gutted by fire
• Singletons feel the strain of social distancing
• Missed figures and row about testing a cause for concern as country reopens
• Striking a balance between work and home amid a virus word ban
• Second best by a royal mile in quest for horticultu­re’s Holy Grail
• Rooney’s portrayal of people is sensitive
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Bree-Galbally
• Ballymore-Mayglass
• Glynn-Barntown
• Toyota add 7-seater to hybrid range
• Highlight of my week: watching the furore about Normal People
• What matters most is key to wellbeing
• Taking care of stiff and sore muscles
• Horoscopes
• The science behind why we take dogs for walks
• Damselflie­s herald approach of summer days
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• A perfectly addictive co-op game for lockdown
• Retro top 10
• County to finally get 24/7 ambulance cover
• Move Dublin Port ships to Rosslare – Murphy

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