Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-05-26

• Flood scheme delayed again
• GROUP MEETS ON PEDESTRIAN PLAN
• €50 UP FOR GRABS IN GERRY FORDE’S BUMPER CROSSWORD
• MUNICIPAL DISTRICT MEETING
• Colleagues surprise Dr Rory on daughter’s first birthday
• Clarity is sought on some celebratio­ns as diocese eyes church reopenings
• Hospital care package appeal a fantastic success
• REVIVING WEXFORD
• Businesses acrosscoun­ty revving up for lift-off
• Business owners facing ‘uncharted waters’ shock
• Ramadan festival a different experience this year for Kais
• NPWS to spend €50k to eradicate Great Saltee rats
• ENRIGHT APPOINTED TO NATIONAL TOURISM RECOVERY TASKFORCE
• Hollyfort is where the heart is
• RACE, SLAVERY AND THE BATTLE OF VINEGAR HILL
• Plans for socially distanced Spiegelten­t Festival
• Decision imminent for Wexford Festival Opera
• Our garden is now our safe haven
• Why Buy Husqvarna Automower®?
• Drink driver crashed van outside hotel
• Aquestiona­ble adventure
• ‘NO CONNECTION’ SENDS SIGNAL OF INTENT
• Community helps to give Richie a heartfelt farewell
• Gorey Comedy Club returns with fun quiz
• €420,000 funding boost for Wexford coastal areas
• GET YOUR MOJO BACK
• ‘A once in a generation chance for Rosslare’
• GRIFFIN: EUROPORT A SLEEPING GIANT
• Manager says port can take one fifth of Dublin activity
• LaLeche League
• Students must look after their mental health
• Eyes to the future for students
• Racing fears allayed
• Robin off to pastures new with French club
• Navigator Andy lives his life in fast lane
• Darts wins on double
• Timmy’s a popular club player of year
• The dodgy goalie!
• Ideas for parents
• Candid Kellie recalls losses
• Clubs keen for concrete news
• Hartigan played with and against us in Intermedia­te
• Senior final of ’68 brought back fond hurling memories
• Determined Katie fitz the bill
• Kennedy feted with hero award
• Making mighty strides in New Ross since ’76
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Kiltealy trainer has keen eye
• UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COLIN BOWE
• Ryan’s return a big boost
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• North End are cup kings
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Leinster Under-14 joy
• Cloughbawn claim win
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Snatching victory from jaws of defeat
• RENEWAL OF WEDDING VOWS IS A REAL FAMILY AFFAIR!
• Club’s house raffle to go ahead on June 8
• Winning the hard way and fighting for the truth
• HORSE RACING BACK ON TRACK
• Bunclody Beat
• Confidence key in helping Conor overcome a speech impediment
• From the Bunclody Archives: 2005
• New online course aims to boost mental health
• Digital Picnic ‘virtual’ summit shares tips for business growth
• Strategist­s offer support
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Things looking up for popular musician
• Rosslare‘ now a major drug port’
• The party is over, it’s time to pay it all back
• Teachers as well as students deserve to be protected as Leaving Certlooms
• Politician­s smell opportunit­y as government talks enter end game
• Christy had an ability to support and listen
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Coolgreany
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• Ballycanew
• Oulart& TheBallagh
• Bree-Galbally
• Blackwater
• New Octavia has improved safety
• Easing of restrictio­ns has led to a miraculous tennis match pairing
• Aromathera­py oil blends to try at home
• Horoscopes
• Wearing a mask is like being a flat-faced dog
• Ireland has three different kinds of buttercups
• Shallow, bland Maneater a total throwaway title
• THIS WEEK IN 1980
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• GAA chairman makes appeal on yearly tickets
• Return dates set for Wexford troops stuck in Lebanon

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