Gorey Guardian - 2020-03-24

• WE NEED TO GIVE THIS OUR BEST SHOT
• TOM DEMPSEY COLUMN: NEVER TAKE YOURSELF TOO SERIOUSLY WHEN YOU’RE IN THE GAA!
• Celebratin­g 12 of the best lighthouse­s in Ireland
• Danone Nutrition appeals for calm over panic buying of baby formula
• Former Wexford FC striker reveals Covid-19 diagnosis
• Vintners condemn small number of pubs that continue to open
• Councillor shocked by scenes as public flock to beaches and beauty spots
• Minister Kehoe’s offices remaining open
• Darkness Into Light to be reschedule­d for autumn
• Browne calls for national messaging service to combat fake news problem
• La Leche League offers online support as it encourages mothers to continue breastfeed­ing
• Credit Unions implementi­ng preventati­ve measures
• PHARMACIES WILL REMAIN OPEN–NO MATTER WHAT
• It’s Good 2 Talk to continue over phone
• Courts impacted by crisis
• A MESSAGE FROM GOREY’S BEST KNOWN MYSTERY SHOPPER FOR THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES
• ‘It feels like the world has stopped spinning on its axis’
• Proactive approach may help fear levels
• Massive supports needed for businesses to survive – Chamber
• No close contact rule is felt hardest by mourners at funerals
• VIRUS THREAT IS DEADLY SERIOUS FOR DARRAGH (15)
• ‘Ban the public from beach and amenity areas to flatten curve’
• Rates not a priority – council chairman
• SOCCER STAR LIVING IN A USA ‘STATE OF EMERGENCY’
• Pastoral letter of the Bishop of Ferns
• All public Masses suspended in Diocese
• ‘It was unreal standing in a church with nobody there’
• A GUIDE TO STUDYING FROM HOME Routine is vital for exam students studying from home
• It’s tempting to imagine you’re falling behind – but there’s no need at all for panic
• Winning formula for the sciences
• All the practice adds up
• Just keep calm and stick to what you know
• Mapping out clearly what needs to be done for your Geography exam
• COVID-19 AND THE IMPACT ON EDUCATION Students continue working despite uncertain lockdown
• Schools adapt to distance learning
• Cancelled exams will reduce student stress says Principal
• ‘We need to keep young people engaged’
• Adjusting to a new normal in week two of Italy lockdown
• Billy Walsh urges young people to play their part in virus battle
• County Wexford gets 10 garda recruits
• Active retirement
• Ruling out Sinn Fein is a ‘fatal mistake’
• Castletown pupils learn all about germs and Covid-19
• Parades held at home for St Patrick’s Day
• Compensati­on in the event of package holiday cancellati­on
• An ancient light guiding vessels safely to shore
• A race day without patrons at Bettyville
• Shane’s a man with a plan in tough times
• Cougars club purring in L.A.
• Big boost for Anne’s
• Duffy’s diagnosis a chilling reminder
• Speedy Doyle will be major Ferns asset
• Central School eager to learn
• Our best hurlers since 1970
• Luke has his medal already!
• Compensati­on for trainer Nolan with
• Front line heroes deserve the gold, silver and bronze
• H sweet betting coup in feature race
• Whitewood wraps up stake
• Premature end to Enniscorth­y’s season
• Four Cheltenham winners began careers in Wexford
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Golds galore at Masters level
• World Book Day conjures stories up in Gaelscoil
• Enniscorth­y VC celebrates diversity with Multicultu­ral Day
• An essential service for these uncertain times
• World award for Wexford company
• Hand-washing vital in tackling coronaviru­s
• Teagasc offices open for pre-arranged appointmen­ts
• Bumbling Wexford are beaten by Meath
• Traffic light thieves target Minister’s car
• Community spirit will determine our fate
• We owe it to those on the frontline to do our bit and obey the lockdown rules
• Making small talk in the teeth of pressing current events can be really hard work
• The frustratin­g and funny sides of water
• Call to close all beaches and caravan parks throughout county
• Transport company keeping the supply chain moving
• Park site has no running water for hand-washing
• Coolgreany
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• ClonegalKi­ldavin
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• Crossabeg
• Bree-Galbally
• Boolavogue
• Fethard-on-Sea
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Rosslare Harbour
• Tough times, but some day we will look back on this and laugh
• Bach remedies for coronaviru­s anxiety
• Pike sparks but never catches fire in Marie Curie biopic
• Fabulous game with a dizzying depth of content
• THIS WEEK IN 1977
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Ospreys on the move for their summer feeding
• Tales from the frontline as paramedics battle Covid-19
• Visitor ban at all residentia­l centres

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