Gorey Guardian - 2017-06-06

• LONDON: WEXFORD MAN AT CENTRE OF FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM
• MATCH TICKET ANGER
• SCHOOL AWARDS
• Anger at morning rush hour gridlock in estates
• Residents-only access to besieged streets
• Anger at morning rush hour gridlock in estates
• Large crowd expected for Savannah meeting
• Courtown Harbour to receive dredging fund of €112,500
• First six refugee familes resettled
• Caught in moment of weakness– butwho’s the real sensible one?
• Strong line-up for the Byrne Perry Festival
• GOREY& DISTRICT NEWS ROUND-UP
• County’s top ploughers honoured
• Centennial of JFK is marked in style
• €2 charge for recycling centre entry
• Special offers to mark 45 years in business
• Coastguard rescue as yacht sinks
• After six years, Creagh College’s first students to sit Leaving Cert
• Gorey again has the biggest exam centre in the country
• Credential­s of doctor queried by drink driver
• ‘They will be looking for other soft targets, we have to be ready’
• What you can do yourself to keep your car on the road?
• Two farmers make national finals
• Brenda worked at Credit Union for many years
• The Children’s Learning Garden
• Kennedy College links with Abú Montessori
• New Orleans spirit coming to The Gap
• Adopt a Pet
• Chieftains guitarist in opera residency
• WHAT’S ON AROUND COUNTY WEXFORD
• Marking 100 years since Major Redmond’s death
• FANNING AND O’CONNOR THE MAIN INJURY DOUBTS
• Under-21 hurlers hit Offaly with late burst
• Proud day for Tadhg as Lions tour starts
• Big boost for Model Academy
• Over €2 million paid for Wexford pointers
• Barntown on fire from start
• Gold finish in last place after fifth defeat on trot
• Purple slip to first U-17 loss
• Buggy beats clubmate Kavanagh in 60 x 30 clash
• GOLDEN STUDENTS
• Sponsor seeks his own prize!
• Super Boker Boys make history
• Oulart boys enjoy U12 Roscrea blitz
• We would be foolish to approach game with misguided confidence
• Club Wexford raising funds
• Wounded Cats will be gunning for revenge
• Season ticket surge will be guaranteed around these parts
• Dee: ‘we’ll be ready’
• The distributi­on of tickets leaves very sour taste in clubs
• First win for Kilmore and first defeat for Campile
• Bray best in U-19 league
• Albion hosts with the most
• Two cup exits in eight days
• No joy on ramble to Cobh
• O’Neill edges Codd
• Celtic’s greatest day is recalled 50 years after Lisbon
• O’Brien’s sixth Derby the highlight
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Following the steps of a childhood hero
• KATE’S LANDSCAPE BRIGHTENS BLOOM
• New Ross poet Patrick scoops €2,000 prize
• Onlooker kicks up a stink as raw slurry is dumped from quay
• Rain failed to dampen scout spirit
• Changes made to Revenue’s online services
• Ecommercer­ole exploredat­talk
• Entreprene­ur Karl off to New York
• Publicans wrong to resist drink driving changes
• Time to wake up to the real threat of terrorism and show solidarity
• Celebrate your local newspaper in the age of fake Facebook news
• Under attack by an accursed slimy plague of Old Testament virulence
• It’s a great time of year to go for a walk
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballygarre­tt
• Kilanerin-Ballyfad
• Coolgreany
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Kiltealy-Ballindagg­in
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Horoscopes
• What to do when your pet suffers a wound
• Micro-plastics in sea becoming an increasing problem
• Take some time to assess how you are
• Always a good feeling at Bloom
• No reason why you can’t be a healthy vegan
• Moving, lifeaffirm­ing tale delicately threaded with themes of redemption
• Fantastic fun with staggering amount of content
• How did a Wexford bus end up in the Himalayas?

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