Gorey Guardian - 2016-09-27

• 22 jobs lost in Receiver drama
• RESIDENTS VOICE CONCERNS OVER NEW LINK IN RELIEF ROAD
• Ballycanew riding high in latest Tidy Towns results
• Joe Sullivan is new chair of health forum
• Popular vet Pete Wedderburn wins Gorey planning appeal
• ‘We have our first baby coming... this came completely out of the blue’
• Angling contest to make waves across Wexford
• ‘SHOCK OF CONSOLE NEARLY KILLED US’
• Himself and myself are on opposite sides in the Brangelina debate
• Funding is secured for cycle lanes
• ULLSWATER MEMORIAL UNVEILED AT SALEEN
• Eamonn into Hall of Fame
• Wexford hero honoured
• Becky goes full mile for cause close to her heart
• Flood Scheme delayed by up to two months
• LIDL IS REFUSED PLANNING DESPITE INSPECTOR’S VIEW
• Adultlearn­ersare awardedwit­hnew qualificat­ions
• WORK TO FINALLY START ON NEW RELIEF ROAD LINK
• Homeowners are being ‘smarter with their money’ as winter approaches say Gina of Wexford Viking Glass
• Firmans – plumbing heating and solar engineers
• WEXFORDDOW­NTABLEBUT HOUSEPRICE­SSTILLRISI­NG
• Judge turns down barring order request as no real threat in husband’s remarks
• Wallace’s stock a variety of crocus bulbs
• Top accolade for Duck Restaurant
• HAND, HEART AND MIND
• WEXFOUR IN NYC
• Billysteps­intotherin­gin honourofMi­chael’slegacy
• GoreyCUhon­ours workofvolu­nteers
• Man fined €250 over assault
• Three men facing trespass charges
• HistoricAt­henaeumoff­icially openstowid­espreadacc­laim
• FCJ students launch ISPCC’s anti-bullying shield initiative
• Fishing boat in breach of safety regulation­s
• SUCCESS ON A MAJOR SCALE
• MURPHY RETIREMENT SHOCK
• Bray spoil party as Chin joins the Youths
• Novel pair for Senior final on October 9
• Equaliser Roche keeps cool
• Crossabeg-Ballymurn salvage draw at the death
• Ferns close to shock
• Simon has a shout for U-21 selection
• Draws weren’t wanted
• Late flourish forces replay
• Delight for Duffry as big win secures final place
• Weather the only winner
• Monageer men enjoy the edge
• Martin’s finish on a high
• HWH-Bunclody run riot
• U-14 Premier hurling final the week’s major game
• Forde leads the way
• Strong start and finish vital
• Home comforts for Davidstown
• Shels on song
• Happy Hogues
• Consolatio­n for the boys in blue
• Cloughbawn to join holders in Co. final
• Unseemly row erupts at Minor hurling game
• Cross-country fixtures made
• Bunclody power home
• Lane wins it by a street
• National handball treble
• Oulart survive a major scare
• Codd gets winning goal
• Fintan’s pip Gorey girls
• Flying Ferns are the team to beat
• Glynn-Barntown in first final since ’96
• Farewell to Paddy, a photograph­er of the highest calibre
• Women claim win in Galway
• Convincing win for Gorey
• Porter grabs brace of goals against old club
• Crowdles on song for Ross
• Wanderers edge out Birr
• Enniscorth­y claim victory in real thriller
• Wilson inspires Crossabeg win
• Cloughbawn sink Forth to move top
• Rampant Rovers
• LEAGUE TABLES
• Byrne bags crucial goal in Bohs victory
• Keeping an eye on local talent
• Sheffield link strengthen­ed
• ‘There’s quality in the system’
• More good fortune
• Tradition can’t be discounted in the Kerry football tale
• Big day out for Supporters’ Club
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Horseshoes league finals fixed
• New point-to-point season begins
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Bosses feeling sick after dreadful starts
• Yellowbell­y scoops a design award
• What you need to know before October 31
• Wayne to oversee mobile theatre fleet
• Grab the popcorn - it’s the Brangelina show
• Housing issue needs deeper understand­ing of living requiremen­ts
• €660m Irish Water bailout a slap in the faceto sick in communitie­s
• Challengin­g our view on the environmen­t
• Cycling spectacula­r brings town to halt
• Wallace plans major soccer developmen­t
• Convent church may become court house
• Ballycanew
• Ballygarre­tt
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Craanford/ Monaseed
• Boolavogue
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Bree/Galbally
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Horoscopes
• Don’t believe everything you read about cats
• Harvest moon is extra big and extra bright
• Dahlias eye catching and vibrant
• PulseWave technology could save your life
• Stylish western remake not quite so magnificen­t
• FIFA 17 a step in the right direction for EA Sports

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