Gorey Guardian - 2017-04-18

• SHOCK RESIGNATIO­N OF GOREY CHAMBER CEO DICK WHITE
• Teams’ show of solidarity before tempestuou­s tie
• ‘IF AMBULANCE HAD ARRIVED FASTER, I BELIEVE MY SON DECLAN COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED’
• What an experience! Meeting Ed a dream come true for Shane
• I’m not sure what it is, but it begins with ‘fit’ – which is bad
• 1,200 are expected for half marathon and 10k
• Bunscoil orchestra in national final
• Permanent TSB raiders don’t oppose disposal of Fiat Punto
• FHM Accountant­s are delighted with new office in Gorey Business Park
• Regional finals at Curracloe
• Sign up for 5K to help battle against suicide
• OLD WEXFORD, NEW SERVICE
• Benchwarra­nt for31-year-old
• Contact: 087 6392531
• 22-year-old gets last chance and told: stay sober
• New policy on use of public libraries in place
• 1798 monuments need to be cleaned
• LEO businesses in Wexford created 103 net jobs last year
• Gorey plan may not get Department­al approval
• Estates need to be taken in charge on foot of decision
• Get MapAlerter texts with planning details
• Turas Nua must be reviewed
• Camp hell of neutral Irish
• SURVIVOR SPOKE OF TERRIBLE SIGHTS HE HAD SEEN IN CAMPS ON HIS RETURN TO IRELAND
• Howto cost up your building renovation­s
• DIY PREPARATIO­N IS VITAL
• NO BAIL FOR MAN ACCUSED OF KNIFE MUGGING AT ATM
• DRAWING ON INSPIRATIO­N
• Decline in vocations is ‘huge challenge’ – Bishop
• Minors make no impression
• Bank holiday rout
• ‘No real malice’
• Ten-minute reality check won’t steer Wexford off course
• Last-gasp goal stuns U-16 girls
• Wexford seal place in final
• Lemon Pete on winning streak
• Ramblers recover for victory
• Leo grabs winner
• Lots still to play for with 18 titles to be decided
• BRAVO CLODY
• Tipp turn on power to sink brave Wexford
• Poor finish may be a blessing yet if lessons learned
• No need for panic as players have come a long way
• Wexford perform well in Viking Cup
• BRILLIANT BREE ARE CHAMPIONS
• PENALTY JOY FOR BOHS
• LEAGUE TABLES
• Classy Corach clinch place in Premier Division
• UNITED STRIDERS A.C.
• ROSSLARE LADIES
• S.B.R. A.C.
• WEXFORD LADIES
• James hits century
• Revelation­s about man behind battles are in short supply
• Bowe tops the sales at Aintree
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Jacob wins on the double at Haydock
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• SNOOKER NEEDS RONNIE’S RANTS
• ‘WEXFORD HASN’T DONE AS WELL AS IT SHOULD’
• ICA ladies shine in ‘Got Talent’ final
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Fur long in squad for New Zealand tour
• Parking fines instead of water charges?
• CarlowITin‘ EU’ businesssc­heme
• Helmets and hi-vis for cyclists a no-brainer
• Gardaí have a very tough job and they deserve the public’s support
• A brand new dilemma for this dedicated follower of anti-fashion
• Hillwalkin­g is great for the body and soul
• Fiona: fresh appeal as new informatio­n is received
• Deer alert signs put up after collision
• 21-year-old man on motoring and theft charges ‘has psychiatri­c problems’
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballycanew
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Boolavogue
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Horoscopes
• Flat-faced dogs have special dental problems
• Ever-changing shape of clouds is fascinatin­g
• How you can work through exam stress
• Magnolias stand out this spring
• The saltpipe – a natural solution for hay fever
• The past catches up in delicately calibrated drama
• A mysterious protagonis­t in search of ‘secrets’

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