Gorey Guardian - 2018-10-23

• Market House project on hold
• FARMERS VOW TO BLOCK ROAD UNTIL BYPASS ISSUES ARE RESOLVED
• GOREY GETS READY FOR ‘DIGITAL TOWN’
• Heartbreak for Kilanerin as Shels prove too strong in football final
• New park exhibit ‘witnessed’ 4,000 years of history
• A fascinatin­g weekend at the annual Ferns Conference
• Wells House restaurant applicatio­n is adjourned
• Market Square traders to see yearly fee rise from €600 to €1,000
• Another year, another marathon for Billy (71)
• Keelyn could become a real King of the Ring
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D
• Students get business studies awards
• Eddie’s RNLI boat pull raises a swell of money
• Adopt a Pet
• Successful info evening for digital learning club
• Gorey Youth Needs praises Tesco food drive initiative
• Permission is granted for local housing scheme
• Man is accused of leading gardai on high-speed chase
• Addressing mental health in County Wexford schools
• Wexford libraries are among ten to pilot new digital project
• Conference on women’s equality
• Wexford artists create unique globes for GOAL
• County Wexford rapist sentenced to five years
• We must prepare for the worst on Brexit – Byrne
• COUPLE FULFIL THEIR DREAMS
• Community groups receive funding boost from wind farm initiative
• Gorey vigil honours memory of the late Emma Mhic Mhathúna
• WEXFORD VOTES THE PRESIDENTI­AL ELECTION IS THIS FRIDAY – ALONG
• Yes or No choice on blasphemy change
• THIS WEEK WITH REFERENDUM ON BLASPHEMY
• COUNTY IS NOT LIKELY TO SEE THE SAME TURNOUT AS IN MAY
• IFA seminar to focus on wills, inheritanc­e and taxation issues
• Driftwood sails on a current of natural creativity
• Phone scam concern raised by councillor
• Home Instead Senior Care enhance the quality of life for seniors and their families Moyne Nursing Home is a family run nursing home
• Exciting times ahead for Millhouse care centre in New Ross
• Kare Plus is new to the market in the homecare and healthcare sector in Ireland
• Online portal to help companies get the most out of their business
• DR. ANNE DEMPSEY
• Physiother­apists use their knowledge to help people overcome a wide range of problems
• La Cote delighted to win Best Seafood Restaurant of the Year 2019
• Wonderful gifts for any occasion at Clayton Whites Hotel
• TENNIS COURT QUEENS FOR OVER 40 YEARS
• Geese cry ‘fowl’ on Curracloe Greenway
• HALLOWE’EN WHAT’S ON
• WEEKEND OF FINE FIRSTS
• Horeswood return to top flight in tight finish
• League title retained as women win versus Cork
• Kilmore earn second chance
• First leg of fabulous double
• The long wait is finally over!
• Fired-up Fethard go close
• Rathnure roll back the years
• Adamstown/Cloughbawn to celebrate
• Kilmore crash out
• Anne’s hold aces
• Goals give Sars the edge
• A town rejoices on G
• It’s a great time of year as clubs gain places in limelight
• Orey’s greatest day
• I’ll always cherish my memories of the late Tom Neville
• Hogues are happy
• Another Naomh Eanna first
• Rapps girls best in derby
• First defeat of year for Gorey
• Enniscorth­y move to top
• U-17s back from the brink
• Katrina makes waves
• Under-15 boys beat Sligo away to make shield final
• Kilmore see off Town to move to top of the table
• Rangers power past neighbours
• North End march on
• Racing in Wexford
• What happens next after a fatality in the boxing ring?
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• A night of doubles
• Emphatic win for Wexford in derby
• Kilmore duo set for Swansea selection
• Archaic attitudes have to be changed
• €71,000 in funding for coastal awareness art
• Paddy and Moyra release new book
• What’s on at opera festival
• What’s on at opera festival
• Tourism generated €61 million in Co Wexford last year – IBEC
• Blue Light Ball draws 240 to support Hospice
• Publicans vote to defy smoking ban
• Glittering opening night for cineplex
• Annual community conference looks at equality in business
• La Cote wins major national award
• Breakfast briefing helps people to digest Budget 2019
• It’s not a welfare state to help the vulnerable
• Saudi journalist’s slaughter just the latest incident in the new Cold War
• One horse race to Aras sparks to life late for Apprentice dragons
• Fighting imminent pandemic with a Bic biro and Victorian style book-keeping
• Wonderful to explore Europe with such ease
• Please end our son’s pain
• JAILED: man who viciously beat up young woman as she walked home
• Innocent stroll home became worst night of victim’s life
• Ballycanew
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballygarre­tt
• Monamolin
• Coolgreany
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• The Ballagh
• Bree-Galbally
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Marshalsto­wn- Castledock­rell
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Boolavogue
• Glenbrien
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Animal health and working with people – a vet’s life
• Acorns a great source of nutrients for wild animals
• Practical steps to address your anxiety
• How to get your drive back this SAD time of year
• Climactic showdown aiming to appease fans of classic horror series
• Latest Soulcalibu­r addition does not disappoint
• HAUNTED HALL’S SECRET HISTORY

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