Gorey Guardian - 2019-12-17

• Loreto leading by example
• AN EMOTIONAL RADIO REUNION
• CALENDAR GIRLS ON THE MONEY!
• MOTHER’S HEARTFELT CAMPAIGN FOR CYBERBULLY­ING LAWS
• PAUL GALVIN WIELDS THE AXE
• Local gardai warn householde­rs to be extra vigilant
• Talk focuses on church in chains
• Dominic’stractor and the Christmas geese–part1 I
• Over 800 families avail of Christmas food parcels
• Motor dealer ordered to pay €100k to revenue
• Pupils branch out for planet
• New chapter for Sherry FitzGerald O’Leary Kinsella
• Gorey guides are great Trail Blazers
• Used teleporter to force entry into yard’s office
• 79 Club celebrates 40th birthday with big party
• The town is sure to give you a big welcome it is known for
• Cornmarket Project helping to turn lives around for 20 years
• Massive rise in cocaine use cases
• ‘Cocaine use is rampant’– Cllr George Lawlor
• Shop local, utilise the options
• Gardaí to mark achievemen­ts of young people
• Christmas crackers in Courtown with Seal Rescue’s sustainabl­e market
• Motorcycli­st jailed for ‘wheelie’ stunt
• Our shops have
• Christmas spirit alive in Killenagh
• Folklore in focus at library
• County Chamber CEO to be appointed early next year
• New minister required to tackle domestic abuse
• Wallace attends UN convention on climate change
• CO WEXFORD CHRISTMAS WHAT’S ON
• Impressive ’Scorthy get another win in bag
• Wexford suffer a one-point defeat
• Ibar’s claim spoils
• Gorey breeze past Bunclody
• Good show from Counsel
• Injury woes hit but news on Jacob is promising
• High fives for North End
• Rovers on top of the tree for Christmas
• Hot-shot toppled
• Insight into the mind of an influentia­l figure
• Bowe lands point-to-point award
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Superb display sees It’s My Luck claim the spoils
• All set for a feast of Christmas crackers
• THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26
• FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27
• SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21
• SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22
• Sheridan’s latest work explores his home of Gorey
• Councillor­s voice their support for greyhound track
• Calls to re-establish Junior Council
• Lack of town centre parking is causing traffic problems – Enright
• Malcolm bids a fond farewell to Wexford County Council
• Motion aims to save lives of stray dogs
• ‘12 year olds are causing havoc’ – Cllr. Mary Farrell
• Rosslare Harbour briefing invite for Garda Commission­er Drew Harris
• Final council meeting for retiring John Carley
• Tributes flow as Pat finishes with council after 42 years
• Gift vouchers
• The art of healing in Wexford General Hospital exhibition
• New drink limit the ‘death knell’ for pubs
• From the adverts: ‘Christmas slaves’
• Fears that roads may have to close
• Food family holds its annual meeting
• Top equestrian award
• McDonald’s contribute­d €2.2m to local economy in 2017
• SuperValu stores attend national awards
• Larry receives Business All Star accreditat­ion award
• Sad old men struggle with Time’s Greta choice
• Labour’s crushing defeat by Tories will reverberat­e for years to come
• Whiff of excess from Dáil and Dublin raises spirits of Christmass­es past
• Post-graduate new media studies in post-modern symbolism, et al
• You can’t teach some people manners
• Huge turn out to raise funds for radio man Jim
• Celebratio­n day for CTEC graduates
• Ballycanew
• Ballygarre­tt
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballyduff
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Coolgreany
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• Marshalsto­wn- Castledock­rell
• My doctor has hinted that I may a have entered the middle age...
• Have yourself a ‘low stress’ Christmas!
• Christmas is not for everyone
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Avoid common hazards to your pets at Christmas
• Ten tips for a more sustainabl­e festive season
• Lightning fails to strike again in poor follow-up
• An interestin­g twist on the tired X-COM formula
• THIS WEEK IN 1986
• Near miss fails to dampen the spirits of Hogan family

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