Gorey Guardian - 2018-05-01

• HEATONS SHOCK
• OFFICES AT GOREY COMMUNITY SCHOOL RANSACKED BY THIEVES
• Archaeolog­ical dig at Market House
• David McWilliams gets down to business at Creagh College
• Sheep found dumped in a town stream
• John Nolan to retire after 41 years in Gorey
• Reeling through the years in Wexford
• Adopt a Pet
• Gearing up for annual fundraisin­g barbecue
• ‘Magic Stones’ are placed around town
• Dr Pauline Cogan gives an insight into dyslexia
• The stage is set for Festival of Choirs
• €60,000 funding to help tackle illegal dumping
• STUDENTS FROM ACROSS COUNTY AIMING TO IMPRESS AT SCIFEST
• Bishop celebrates Vocation Sunday during televised Mass
• Enterprisi­ng Ben is off to national final
• Operation TransFORDm­ation comes to a successful end
• Cancer survivors get behind Relay For Life
• The Queen of Cool
• Wexford Men’s Shed members visit to European parliament
• Celebratin­g 50 years of Gorey Rugby
• Loving couple Ned and Brigid Mary were big fans of the GAA
• Seanwasthe­Life Presidento­fLondon WexfordAss­ociation
• ShedWorld manufactur­es and installs the very best in quality timber, steel and concrete sheds
• Danso Machinery have the best range of ride on mowers
• Even bigger crowd expected at second Wexford town walk Walk aims to bring people together
• It’s about more than the money, says
• Chef Derry’s getting up early on May 12 for Courtown walk
• Twinning document is signed by Hubei Province delegation
• CHINESE GROUP WELCOMED TO ROSSLARE EUROPORT
• Bambino’s provides honest and practical advice to expectant Mums and Dads
• NADEZDA’S FIRST SOLO EXHIBITION IN IRELAND
• SHANE: I WANT THIS ART TO START CONVERSATI­ON
• ART REVIEW: Just one complaint about Gary’s Félim Ó Flaithulac­h
• Datapac’s €1.5m investment in work placement
• Local agri-companies urgedtoapp­lyforthe innovation arena
• Experts give advice on succession
• Payroll systems and Revenue’s requiremen­ts
• ‘Virtual Organiser’ business launched
• Students make inspiring music video with leading Sri Lankan singer Mario
• Martina (38) died in laneway
• Tragic death recalled of 61-year-old Bernadette
• Inquest into death on farm adjourned
• Death of young sportsman Jack
• Karl (38) found dead on sofa
• WLOS STAGING HIT MUSICAL SWEENEY TODD ALL THIS WEEK
• Riverside marks 20 years in business
• USED CAR GUIDE A few simple steps to help you buy a used car
• Used car checklist
• USED CAR GUIDE Here’s the lowdown on exactly what you need to check
• FITZGERALD CONFIRMS GUINEY’S DEPARTURE
• Two from two for Castletown
• Unstoppabl­e Shane guides the Gers home
• Too easy for Gusserane
• Roche drills home late winner for Shels
• COLEMAN ON SONG!
• Oulart the Ballagh find their feet
• Oylegate power past Shelmalier­s
• Wexford win fierce battle
• Spoils shared with Laois
• Caoilfhion­n hits the target
• A FITTING TRIBUTE
• Wexford waltz to big win in Meath
• WOMEN’S SOCCER DETAILS
• Brilliant Bunclody
• Celebratio­n time for Ballagh
• ’SCORTHY RULE THE RUGBY ROOST!
• Footballer­s need our support for clash with Laois
• Injury to Dobbs a big concern
• Double delight for Bohs
• Glory for North End
• Campile United draw thriller to take the title
• Bohs get the job done
• Entertaini­ng battle
• For golf fans there are better books on Tiger available
• Codd’s title hopes ended by injury
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Artistic Guy stays strong
• Cheltenham sales toppers
• Racing back in Bettyville BY PEGASUS
• A WEEK OF FESTIVAL SPILLS AND THRILLS
• GUIDES’ 40-YEAR MILESTONE
• CHIN TAKES UP FARMING
• New screens in Screen: cutting edge ‘smart boards’ installed
• CELEBRATIN­G ACHIEVEMEN­T
• Perfect 10 for popular race
• HOW OUR THREE RACE LEADERS GOT ON
• HALF MARATHON AND 10K HAPPY ENDINGS, NEW BEGINNINGS
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Man hit by drunk driver is fined £10
• Reverend Mother reports ‘streaker’
• Minor hurling game ends in major brawl
• £100,000 facelift for Enniscorth­y track
• CRC 2018 is out of this world!
• Withholdin­g of patient data is indefensib­le
• Bankers think they deserve bonuses. Not before they fix the tracker scandal
• Riding along in my automobile, with an Audi in my sights. Brmmm, brmmm
• Appreciate the nature that is around you
• DJ Nikki Hayes is first ambassador for Marine Watch
• Flash of brilliance at photo exhibit
• Ambitious plan for new hotel on quay
• SONGS OF HOPE TO REMEMBER NIAMH
• Coolgreany
• Kilanerin Ballyfad
• Craanford Monaseed
• Ballygarre­tt
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Boolavogue
• Ballycanew
• The Ballagh
• Clonegal Kildavin
• Davidstown Courtnacud­dy
• Kiltealy Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn- Castledock­rell
• Bree-Galbally
• Ballymurn
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Dog harnesses are a far better choice than collars
• Magpie – striking bird which not many warm to
• The most important thing for everyone to do on on May 25 is get out and vote
• How to get the very best out of yourself
• Natural ways to tackle hay fever
• Engrossing, brooding thriller fills the air with discomfort
• A truly modern game in every conceivabl­e way
• Stellar line-up in Wexford this weekend for Jestfest
• Hermitage Green tuning up to rock the Dun Mhuire

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