Gorey Guardian - 2018-01-16

• FAMILY HOME IS GUTTED BY FIRE
• €2.5m upgrade for Pettitt’s
• YOUNG SCIENTISTS IMPRESS
• A TRAGIC END TO SEARCH FOR CLIVE ALLEN
• Upcoming renovation­s to transform Gorey Library
• Farmer at wit’s end after third attack on sheep in 12 months
• Huge crowds bid a final farewell to Clive (71) following his tragic death
• Mouse droppings led to temporary closure of service station
• Probation service issues raised at District Court
• Claim abuser was active in county
• I now realise that I’m much nicer when I’m allowed to have a drink
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Three local charities benefit from table quiz
• PHILIP HITS THE JACKPOT!
• Gorey Tidy Towns set their sights on illegal dumping
• Contractor back on site for Courtown dredging
• Major raid at Ballymurn store
• Craanford man Ger Doran up for volunteer award
• Two public auctions to take place in Quinn Property Gorey
• Frocktail and Cocktail charity gala ball for Hope Cancer Support
• A poem riddled with the savagery and slaughter of conflict
• Internatio­nal students flock to Field School
• Marathon Men ready to rack up 314 miles
• Man accused of threatenin­g to rape garda’s wife and kids
• WIT honours its role model students
• Job creation in Wexford increased by 3 per cent
• Behaviour was ‘vile and depraved’
• Letters that terrified terminally ill woman
• Ballyought­er Drama present ‘Nobody’s Talking to Me’ play
• Do it for your mental health
• Focus on your running form
• Hope and Dream 10 will be a huge boost for MRI campaign
• You’re already feeling benefits good nutrition
• Make it happen in 2018 with a little help from your Local Enterprise Office
• BIFE leading by example as PLC Review points the way
• CTEC – New Year...New Qualificat­ions!
• County’s young racers are on the right track
• Freedom Fit festival for Gorey
• Fly tippers to be targeted by rapid response force
• ADDRESS ROSSLARE DERELICTIO­N – PLEA
• PESCO war debate ends up with Tesco
• Kilmuckrid­ge house sale to couple queried
• Diocese contributi­ons queried in row over €1 Rathnure cottage
• Road funding not in a hole
• SO MUCH TALENT!
• SIMI hope 2018 will prove a good year for car sales
• BMW i3 sets driving standards worldwide
• Ferrari’s stylish new FXX-K Evo
• Great year for Skoda Ireland
• Strong new Ford EcoSport SUV
• Almost 70% of motorists do not get car checked in between services
• New Minis are cutting edge
• MINI Yours Customised
• DUNBAR SEEKS CLUB MOVE
• Mary Leacy retires from inter-county camogie
• Peter’s dump keenest rivals
• Long wait for action over for Wexford FC
• Jones a major loss for Kilanerin with back injury DEAN GOODISON
• Fethard one step from Croker
• Bolger seals last-gasp win
• Striders U14 boys shine
• Cloughbawn ready to challenge Celtic
• SCHOOLBOYS FIXTURES
• WOMEN’S FIXTURES
• Cruise for Wexford a
• Mary’s unruffled grace was always a joy to witness
• Fter Dubs dismissal
• ‘Spot’ shines for five-star United
• Furlong plays a crucial role
• Enniscorth­y back to second
• Gorey lose but late bonus point could be crucial
• Mac still in top form
• REVIEW Captivatin­g recall of boxing’s last truly golden age
• Three Model wins in Waterford
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• POINT-TO-POINT
• HISTORY ISN’T ALL ABOUT WINNING
• Mercedes G-Class gets a makeover
• Citroën C3 Aircross Compact SUV the ‘Best Buy Car of Europe’ for 2018
• New Nissan LEAF is emerging as the global leader for electric vehicles
• Honda introduced its new 3E (Empower, Experience, Empathy) Robotics Concept
• Drivers want to remain driving
• AI is transformi­ng the auto industry starting with the new I.D. BUZZ
• Ten most serviced cars in Ireland 2017
• Five star ratings for Subaru cars
• Mercedes-Benz set new sales records
• Award winning year for successful SEAT
• Avail of ‘Check it Fits’ service as 79% of child car seats are fitted incorrectl­y
• Skoda’s cardboard Karoq brings children’s imaginatio­n to life
• Future bright for Polestar 1
• ARTISTS: LIONS WANT YOUR ENTRIES!
• Fascinatin­g story of German refugees who settled in Co. Wexford
• Áine making her debut as director of ‘Brighton’ play
• WHAT’S at a glance ON
• Film Festival’s first deadline coming up
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Competitio­n - win cash for a laugh!
• Surprise visit by a young Kennedy
• Just part-time hours for the new CAT scan
• ‘AIDS woman’ locks herself into hostel
• Grant aid for expanding businesses
• Yellow Belly Beer moves up a gear with ‘Designated Diver’ non-alcoholic soda
• IDA says 2017 employment increased in region
• Gavin Duffy to
• Tips for managing your personal finances
• Holland and Barrett in New Ross
• ‘Stealing a kiss’ was never, ever appropriat­e
• Garda crack down on crime gangs is working but more needs to be done
• Sharing the house with Sooty and Sweep – I want a cat and I want it now
• Jesuit teacher’s wise words still ring true
• FIONA’S FAMILY IN NEW APPEAL
• We’re close to sugar beet revival, meeting is told
• New initiative by councils aims to cut food waste
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Coolgreany
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Boolavogue
• Ballymurn
• The Ballagh
• Davidstown­Courtnacud­dy
• Bree-Galbally
• Glenbrien
• Blackwater
• Ballygarre­tt
• Monamolin
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Does your pet suffer from night-time chills?
• The ‘mean’ facial expression of the short-eared owl
• Are you lonely? Connect more to yourself
• Natural solutions against infection
• A near perfect film in the right place at the right time
• Brawlout similar to Smash but so disappoint­ing
• This week in 1992

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