Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-07-14

• HEARTBREAK AND SHOCK AT DEATH OF MJ
• GRADUATION AT BALLYHOGUE NS
• DRIVE-IN BINGO AT OULART GAA
• FAMILY’S HURT AND ANGER AS SEVEN STOLEN PUPPIES STILL MISSING
• STREET TRADING TO STEP UP A GEAR
• Enniscorth­y Vocational College’s Eadaoin is named Librarian of the Year
• Man who squatted in vacant apartment above shop is jailed
• Deadline is extended for public consultati­on on N11/N25 route
• SPECULATIO­N RIFE OVER LIKELY ROUTE AS PUBLIC SEEKS ANSWERS
• Concern route could cut Glynn community in two
• ‘We wouldn’t be doing this if we didn’t have to’
• Searches continue for missing Deirdre (50)
• Ferns farm sells for €1 million
• Sad ending for blind seal Teatree
• Frustratio­n as Fáilte Ireland festival funding is stopped
• Public march to be held in support of CoCo’s Law
• Band pipes up to mark Michael and Josie’s golden anniversar­y
• Distance not a problem with plenty of open space at Wells
• Chamber CEO resigns amid ‘perfect storm’
• Judge ‘suspicious’ of documents produced in car repair bill case
• Lyng committed to leading group to meet Minister
• B. Braun management thank the Wellstone team
• Bill celebrates 80th with his family
• New Mass schedule
• School campaigner­s to meet all local TDs
• Could Your Money Be Doing More
• Improving mental health through physical activity
• Petition seeks Government support fo those with disabiliti­es
• Fly away home little balloon
• Council planning to open motorhome park in New Ross
• You’ll be surprised by the variety of businesses in Kilmore area
• Return of the long-lost woodpecker
• The Tops of the Town
• A computer check-up will ensure longer life and smoother running
• ‘Historic’ manifesto looks to reform Direct Provision system
• Deputy Murphy seeks clarity and support for fisherman from Minister
• Demand exceeding capacity on some local bus routes
• Wexford Greens welcome new coalition government
• URGENT ACTION NEEDED ON HOUSING
• Summer Education Programme for children with special needs
• Bunclody Beat
• From the archive: May 2007
• IT Carlow to investigat­e site as war of words continues
• Many different types of grants available in Ireland
• Building or renovating an existing home can be a very exciting time
• Builders are back and ready to transform your home
• Slaney Language Centre goes from celebratio­ns to dogged fight to s
• SCHOOL’S CONTINUED CLOSURE HITTING LOCAL BUSINESSES HARD
• Ryan’s race against time
• Your full guide to Coiste na nOg games
• Big guns collide as local soccer ties return
• Club hurling starting Friday
• LET BATTLES BEGIN!
• Games return amid a strange backdrop
• Enniscorth­y District rivals to commence Junior action
• September finals in Under-15
• Minor to begin next Monday
• Who will be lucky 13th?
• Intermedia­te ‘A’ new boys Rosslare face Gusserane
• Clongeen and Fintan’s first up in Junior A
• The twelve teams vying for hurling glory
• Gawney the fourth member of 1969 Minors to depart
• Ryan is leaving no stone unturned in bid to regain fitness
• Hectic period for the women
• Geraghty enjoyed super Cheltenham day on Zeb
• Thousand not out for P.J. Mc
• Rangers rule in local derby
• Ace finisher Anna seals it for depleted Tombrack
• NEW ROSS SENIORS
• WEXFORD LADIES
• Good week for Dagg and Dempsey with two wins
• Jack will always have a place in our hearts
• Lockdown in Melbourne... again
• Rise in demand for protective coatings
• SuperValu helps launch autism tool kit
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Asbestos scare at swimmingpo­ol
• Controvers­y rages after narrow defeat
• Billy and his play are big hits in Japan
• The Jack Charlton Stand? It’s the least we can do
• Mortgage charges have revealed our benevolent­banks’ true colours
• Getting to grips with Wicklow’s mountains as the TV blows a fuse
• Nostalgia strikes with a tartan rug and a methylated spirit stove
• How we connect with each other is important
• Coolgreany
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Mashalstow­nCastledoc­krell
• Boolavogue
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• KIltealy-Ballindagg­in
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Rosslare Harbour
• Gusserane
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• OurLady’s Island
• New Zoe with a longer range
• 5 new books to engage your interest this week
• All dressed up but nowhere to go on our first ‘new normal’ night out
• How meditation can help your mental health
• A supplement for a plantbased lifestyle
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Making sure gardens are safe for dogs and cats
• Disappoint­ment as new government fudges eco issues
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Dorset’s ‘celebratio­n of life’ among biggest sellers ever
• Wexford FC woes continue with proposed road route

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