Gorey Guardian - 2017-09-05

• SOCCER STAR ROSS BRAVES HURRICANE HARVEY IN USA
• ‘SERIOUS QUESTIONS’ NEED TO BE ASKED ABOUT EPA REPORT INTO WATER
• White collar boxing night proves a knock-out for rugby club
• DOUBLE TROUBLE MULTIPLIED BY 7
• EPA report: pesticide run-off still a problem in Wexford
• Exciting chapter ahead for Kilmuckrid­ge author Sheila
• Measures to help families with third level costs
• Local song project for Kilmuckrid­ge
• Our mental health is not just an inside job
• Eclectic list of courses at Gorey Community School
• Kennedy Summer School puts Wexford in national spotlight
• KEEPING IT LOCAL
• Adopt a Pet
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE Volunteers need help making Wexford Hospital a happier place for children
• Seashell Girl Guides take part in Ireland’s biggest ever camp
• See a wide variety of traditiona­l farming skills put into action
• Carnew Heritage Working Day is always a great family friendly day
• Skin Gym at the Ashdown Park Hotel specialise­s in Skin Health
• Yoga and Tai Chi at Elysium
• ‘There are no ATMs, your credit card doesn’t work, and there’s no wifi’
• I’m not very good at travelling on my own, but USA here I come!
• Countdown is on for the 46th Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally
• Mercedes-AMG E43 4Matic is a quick, stylish and luxurious way to travel
• Reports from all the local club games
• Wexford Football League returns
• St James’ seal last eight spot
• Starlights shake shackles
• Shels end Anne’s season
• Merciless Martin’s
• Lights out for Fethard hopes
• Ferns turn on the style
• Kilanerin in total control
• Kilmore seal semi spot
• Naomh Eanna pushed hard by Kilanerin men
• AFTER EXTRA-TIME
• Clongeen earn last eight derby clash with victory
• Duffry couldn’t deal with Flood/Whitty double act
• BREEN LEADS WAY
• Coiste na nÓg championsh­ips gather momentum
• TIMELY FIRST WIN
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• AVIDSTOWN DELIVER
• ‘Jotty’ inspires Bunclody to Junior ‘A’ semi-final
• Adamstown go through!
• Gusserane pip Sarsfields
• No answer to Dubs in final
• U-21 PREMIER HC
• Enniscorth­y Town make a winning start to the season
• Big guns begin with bang
• YOUTHS MAKE THEIR POINT
• Murphy’s the man for U-15s
• Sole goal wins it for students
• Under-15 boys strike back to take points in Kerry
• The ups and downs
• Striking a chord with the women’s game in Wexford
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Honest Suckle maintains form with third win on trot
• DESERVED WINNERS ON EMOTIONAL DAY
• Under half of motorists are very confident in their ability to change a wheel
• Motorists annoyed when drivers ‘don’t use indicators’
• THREE QUARTERS TRAVEL TO WORK BY CAR IN WEXFORD
• Thousands on daily commute in Gorey and district
• Attitude, not clothing will damage children
• West must back China to blunt North Korea threat
• Tale of a man whose career is stalled as promotion is long postponed
• Jean Vanier restores my faith in Christiani­ty
• Books used to burn down classroom
• Frightened off by Northern troubles
• New ‘cineplex’ to open this month
• O’Connor bags four goals in two minutes
• Spotlight shines on Ferns as ancient capital of Leinster
• Boolavogue
• Ballycanew
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Ballyduff
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• Ballygarre­tt
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Hot spots cause serious discomfort for dogs
• Tackling climate change a shared responsibi­lity
• A good time of the year to make changes
• Radiant, glowing & supple skin with Your Beauty Tonic
• Stellar lead Macdonald the highlight of underdog tale with roughly hewn charm
• Gigantic a brilliant title but not without its flaws
• WEXFORD SISTERS MAKE RDS HISTORY
• Nearly 2,500 people commute to Dublin every day for work

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