Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-10-27

• A FUTURE FOR FIADH
• ENTERPRISI­NG STUDENT AWARDS
• BISHOP QUESTIONS REASONING FOR CHURCH CLOSURES
• HURLERS GEAR UP FOR GALWAY
• Confirmati­on of December re-opening is needed
• Treacy’s open for essential workers
• ‘We will look after people... kids’ feet don’t stop growing!’
• Disappoint­ment limited opening not on the table
• Closure coming at a quiet time for travel agents
• Curfews better than closing down businesses
• Local doctor questions NPHET’s Covid-19 plan
• Common sense approach in courts during lockdown
• Ban for driver who left accident scene
• Sports-mad Evan was one in a million
• Children’s book raising funds for the NWSPCA
• SciFest brings viewers ‘bake to the future’
• FANTASY IRELAND IS A DREAM COME TRUE FOR PAUL
• Wexford Bus receives plaudits for service during pandemic
• Bunclody Beat
• Holding position adopted for Santa’s Enchanted Castle
• Homeless man is given a chance as bail is granted
• A cause for celebratio­n during Covid pandemic
• Ticking clocks in ‘Lock’ Garman
• Coláiste Bride to re-open after midterm following sanitiser recall
• MINDLESS STUPIDITY LEAVES SOCCER PITCH DAMAGED
• FCJ students are acknowledg­ed for embracing the TY ethos
• Council chief shares his vision for County Wexford’s four main towns
• How to be ‘On Feirm Ground’ this winter
• Teagasc supporting farmers through Level 5 restrictio­ns
• New bill dividing opinion among Wexford deputies
• ‘The problem is how do you define dignity?’
• ‘Pressure cooker’ of addictive behaviours in new lockdown
• Enniscorth­y author’s new book a game changer
• Midwife who admitted money laundering appeals HSE dismissal
• Life-long passion for politics sparks US webinar for Martin
• ‘I LONG FOR THE RETURN OF RESPECT FOR SCIENCE AND EDUCATION’
• TIME OF RECKONING FOR USA
• Dark times loom for Republican­s – Sheehan
• TRUMP’S LEADERSHIP HAS BEEN AN ‘UNMITIGATE­D DISASTER’
• Lack of crowd not an issue
• Minors left in limbo
• Anger as plug pulled on camogie Juniors at the eleventh hour
• Waiting game to lengthen for Under-20s
• Super Sal inspires
• No club ties until February
• Tattan’s team still in the hunt in Cork
• Our more settled style may be key
• Ladies are ready for Offaly opener
• ‘Huge game for us’
• Club win has Foley on a high
• One up to Wicklow as promotion bid ends
• It’s championsh­ip weekend - but not in a normal sense
• Stuck in last place
• Molloy makes debut in frustratin­g defeat
• Bolger back in big time with Derby contender
• Doyles share eight wins
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Postponeme­nt of cross-country season causes frustratio­n
• Fine Kiltrea treble
• The Kildare native regarded as a true legend on Leeside
• Return of hurling is break from the norm
• TOP TIPS FOR ONLINE TRADING
• Verona cuts salary by 80% for Level 5
• Course to help businesses develop ane-commerce site
• Ten Lives cat rescue on a mission
• New wellness business targets Covid-19 stress
• Enniscorth­y’s Joleen takes up new radio role
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS WITH EDWARD HAYDEN
• Petrol starts to flow again in Wexford
• Councillor­s give £46 to striking miners
• First rumblings of revolt as unrest increases
• The government’s handling of Covid crisis has led us to where we are now
• There is only so much slaughter and sex under thatched roofs that a man can take
• Be more gentle in criticisin­g others
• Coronacoas­ter deja-vu offers chance to do it better this time
• A GIANT OF SHIPPING
• Tragedy averted off Hook Head
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• 3008 SUV given a facelift
• This second time round no-novelty lockdown is a penance to be endured!
• Lessons we can learn from lockdown
• Some product tips to help your children along
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Extremely rare fern found in Irish woodland
• Climate change: more storms, more parasites
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Westlife soar to the top for third time in six months
• Garda presence ramped up as Level 5 lockdown arrives

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