Gorey Guardian - 2019-01-22

• LOTTERY SYSTEM FOR GCS PLACES
• M11 SERVICE STATION IS NOW NOT DUE TO OPEN UNTIL MID 2019
• Motorists warned about driving the morning after drinking alcohol
• Fr Browne’s delight at new appointmen­t
• Projects in line for national awards
• Sports clubs to get funding
• Local historian Michael is reeling in the years
• Fears homeless man will ‘slip through the cracks’
• Bypass starts to take shape
• The Remedy Club on the way to USA
• Councillor­s highlight ‘growing concerns’ over busy Gorey lane
• Artist Amanda’s work centres on modern women
• Developmen­t plan needed for Morriscast­le
• FASTEST FAMILY LOOK TO BUILD ON A FANTASTIC 2018
• New London Wexford committee
• A lucky 13 Men’s Sheds to receive improvemen­t grants
• 100 years ago: Wexford’s role in the First Dáil
• Local farmers briefly renew M11 protest
• 736 families in county in mortgage arrears for two years or more
• Statia was a true friend and carer
• Heartbreak following passing of Suzanne
• Gorey panto members flying high
• Welcome to the lion’s den, Marie
• Wexford isn’t on the IDA’s website
• Brexit committee runs aground
• HIGH REFUSAL RATEACAUSE FOR CONCERN
• Eighty-nine Traveller families seek social housing
• WRAP-AROUND SERVICES FOR HOMELESS
• House acquired by council lying idle for two years and costing thousands
• ‘We aren’t being overcharge­d for building homes’
• The perfect troubadour
• FOCUS THERE TO HELP AS HOUSING CRISIS CONTINUES
• Imelda to perform new songs at a gig in the Arts Centre
• Fighting Words writing project needs mentors
• CURRACLOE IS VOTED THE BEST BEACH IN IRELAND
• Farmer cleared of assaulting former Wexford senior hurler
• ELEVENTH-HOUR CHANGE SEES GOREY-KILMUCKRID­GE BECOME BIGGEST DISTRICT IN WEXFORD
• St. Helen’s Bay Golf Resort is a challengin­g course
• ARTISTS WANTED FOR ECOLOGY PROJECT
• EMMA’S WORKS EXAMINE
• ELEPHANT GROUP’S CAMPAIGN CREATIONS
• CARING FOR THE ELDERLY SIGNACARE NEW ROSS (FORMERLY MILLHOUSE CARE CENTRE) Care, Compassion, choice and respect are at the heart of our services
• All-Ireland movement rolls its way to Wexford
• Wexford ship debris from wreck on beach a puzzle for historians
• Consumer rights during sales
• Time to embrace the future – a smokeless future
• Recognitio­n for young leaders
• Affordable Luxury Weddings... WITH A FRIENDLY AND FLEXIBLE SERVICE, MAKING ALL YOUR WEDDING DAY DREAMS COME TRUE
• Discover Newbay House Wexford
• The Step House Hotel is a four star, family run, boutique hotel in Borris
• Five key hurlers ruled out
• Michael has the last ‘Laff’
• D-Day for Martin’s
• Huge game for Wexford in Leitrim
• Wexford women overlooked again
• It’s five-a-side time!
• Attack has a goal-den touch
• Famous first for Loreto girls
• Forde feted on fabulous night
• Slick Gorey run in seven tries
• Familiar foes for Enniscorth­y in All-Ireland Junior Cup decider
• New Ross exit race
• Wanderers show no mercy with huge haul
• Shelbourne success for Wexford
• Canning’s quality too
• Cody’s concerns highlight pressure of crazy schedule
• O much for Wexford
• Galen’s title on line
• Badminton boost for therapeuti­c unit
• Carlow cruise to Plate title
• South-East final place for Gorey U-18 rugby team
• Super saints spot on as Taghmon pay the penalty
• Doyle delivers for Cloughbawn
• Rovers stay on track
• Spillane’s views prominent in 100 GAA ‘moments’
• Jamie nears return from injury
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Emily saves her best until last to take combined events gold
• Perfect timing by Sheil
• ‘Granite’ Judd comes up trumps at Masters
• Where new world luxury meets old world comfort at the Brandon House Hotel
• Planning for that Special Day? Get a flexible loan from a lender who cares
• CELEBRATIN­G ‘OTHER PLACES’
• WEEKLY TRAINING PLAN WITH TRAINER
• How our four leaders are getting
• Deep water running great for injured and beginner athletes
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Old county hospital now a no-go area
• Pubs could be next to face smoking ban
• Three nominated for hurling All-Star side
• Queues as drivers rush for licences
• Top-quality fruit kickstarts year
• Tradebridg­e helps company hit US market
• Lloyds Pharmacy is offering eight-week health programme
• Investment fund available for young entreprene­urs
• €452,703 in grant aid approved in 2018
• Vain ‘challenge’ an exercise in self-criticism
• Burgers not Brexit on the agenda as our dumb world gets even dumber
• One old tennis ball, three pencils all with broken tips and the two of diamonds
• We need to change our view on migration
• FIRST SEMI-FINAL IS FULL OF TALENT
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Blackwater
• Bree-Galbally
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballycanew
• Ballygarre­tt
• Monamolin
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Marshalsto­wn- Castledock­rell
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Horoscopes
• Snakes need to be able to stretch out straight
• Exctinctio­n threat for the curlew a growing concern
• Understand the key pillars of wellbeing
• Supplement­s to keep flu at bay during winter
• Sobering tale of a family’s battle with addiction
• Below –impressive despite the relentless grind
• WEXFORD’S WINNERS CELEBRATE

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