Gorey Guardian - 2017-10-17

• CALM THEN CHAOS AS OPHELIA HITS GOREY
• Sadness at death of Anne Marie, 38
• AOIFE AND ÁINE KENNEDY MEMORIAL FUND TO HOLD ‘NIGHT OF STARS’
• €200,000 is awarded to woman abused by former priest and teacher
• Garda colleagues pay tribute to warm and friendly Anne-Marie
• Eerie calm descended before the storm
• MMA fighter Fionn to take on the world
• Shane’s mental health ‘Reach’ video goes viral
• Gorey Musical Society is off to see the wizard
• ‘I don’t remember
• Stabbing Jason to death’
• GOREY & DISTRICT NEWS ROUND-UP
• Cuppa and a chat for Mental Health Day
• Dangerous dog condemned to death by court
• Ex hurling captain warned as court grants injunction
• €8.5M SETTLEMENT IN HIGH COURT CASE AGAINST HSE
• Judge has ‘no choice’ but to jail man who refused to leave flat
• Woman hurt in fall fails in action against Dunnes Stores
• Politician­s urged to devote more funds to Irish language
• Turas le Conradh na Gaeilge go Gaeltacht na Rinne
• Large cast for Kilmuckrid­ge play
• Rescue effort praised at inquest into woman’s death
• Peter Kelly was an exceptiona­l gentleman
• FERNS MOTORIST PLEADS GUILTY TO HIT AND RUN
• AMBITIOUS ARTS PLAN ANNOUNCED
• Council supports Catalan people
• Roundup under fire in fight against knotweed
• 70 ESTATES TO BE TAKEN IN CHARGE BY YEAR’S END
• New chapter for the Dresser Project at library
• Back from Taiwan, Bishop lauds work of port chaplains
• Colfer and Banville bring Dublin statues to life
• Apply on time says GCS principal
• ‘Dreams thrive here’ with Wexford Credit Union
• Enniscorth­y Credit Union welcomes 2017 CXi Customer Experience Report
• Shop your way with ChairFX
• Winter is coming... so embrace the dark with moody hues
• Lettherebe­light this autumn
• Be more positive about DIY jobs... it’s the only way
• What’s old is new when it comes to home décor
• Raising hopes for the future
• KEY FORWARDS DOUBTFUL
• Gorey gain title for first time
• Gahan gets leveller
• Doheny strike earns replay
• No mistakes from Martin’s
• Rapps finish with flourish
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• BY DEAN GOODISON
• O’Connor injury a big worry
• Martin’s can go the distance
• Old versus new in a battle to savour
• DUFFRY ON A HIGH
• Ramsgrange rule the roost
• ALLEY BOYS EXCEL
• Double delight for Gorey
• Contrast in teams clear from looking at 2005 line-outs
• From ‘summer camp’ to a beefy 18-day festival
• It’s all kicking off this Thursday evening at 7.15pm
• ShortWorks programme has a premiere and two classics
• Day by day: what’s on around Wexford during the festival
• Our festival: It’s a part of opera history
• Marathon trip taken to pick up great collection
• It’s been 30 years coming: Tony’s back with the band Among the great Spiegelten­t line-up is Wexford’s own Cry Before Dawn.We talked to guitarist Tony Hall, who plays his home town for the first time in 30 years this Sunday
• At the Arts Centre, so much going on for all the family
• Young Artist bursaries are won by Cormac and Emma
• Results evening was magic, says veteran Ger
• We’re always keen for wins, says Johnny Gaynor, who recalls simpler days
• Visit Wexford’s storied past
• Full of colour: Marja and Martina’s vibrant pop-up
• So much going on in library on Mallin Street
• Where nature and the man-made intersect
• The exhibition trail: paintings,
• Sculptures, photos and more
• The exhibition trail: paintings,
• Wexford scooped best festival award at London’s Coliseum
• G time after thriller
• Shels prove point
• Nice pups on show as Future Champion Stake starts
• Under-15 side hit back with big win
• Gorey get their Senior rewards
• Thirteen titles to be decided COISTE NA NOG
• POINT-TO-POINT
• Forde and Kehoe crowned
• Enniscorth­y back on track
• Mixed fortunes for Gorey
• Busy weekend at Park Lane
• Masood books last four place
• Larkin’s goal wins derby for Bunclody
• Dominant North End shoot down Sheriff
• Pat’s red letter day
• Gooch still angered by Wexford ref’s call, ten years later
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Taking responsibi­lity for childhood obesity
• Hurricane Ophelia has brought out the very best in our communitie­s
• Whooshing,ragingstor­mOphelia brings out the best under one roof
• Could all the population of the world fit in Ireland? If they really had to
• More communicat­ion needed in the church
• Brother found Thomas in tragic circumstan­ces
• Neighbour helped gardai identify body of Camolin writer following his death
• Tragic death of county council worker Gerald is recalled at inquest
• Sympathies extended to family following the death of Rathnure father of three
• Steven (30) died in his Clonroche home
• Gender quota rule ‘is an insult to men’
• Will attempt to stay underwater for week
• Wexford’s Nicola O’Hanlon co-founds new women’s lifestyle magazine, Life Plus
• Two decades of innovation and growth
• The main highlights of the Budget 2018
• Ciara and Amy fondly remembered
• STORM OVER TICKETS FOR FESTIVAL FIREWORKS
• Ballycanew
• Camolin Carnew
• Ballyduff
• Boolavogue
• The Ballagh
• Ballymurn
• Bree-Galbally
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Marshalsto­wn- Castledock­rell
• Ballygarre­tt
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Monamolin
• Coolgreany
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Horoscopes
• Cat cafes: a novel idea, but do cats enjoy them?
• Keep an eye out for the Tree Bumblebee
• Look after the wellbeing of your staff
• Signs that you have a weak immune system
• Grim tale of hapless pals in the forest cranks up the tension
• Gripping, terrifying and ultimately rewarding
• WEXFORD MAN TELLS OF THE TRAUMA CAUSED BY BANK

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