Gorey Guardian - 2021-01-19

• A father’s tale from dark time in our history
• FRONTLINE HEROES
• GARDA NIALL RAISES €3,628
• RAPE VICTIM DISTRAUGHT AT BEING UNABLE TO REVEAL IDENTITY
• GRANTS TO CREATE 250 JOBS
• Homeless people ‘being left behind’ during the pandemic
• Sadness at the death of Tom Doyle
• Man accused of breaching order
• EXPERTS ADVISE PATIENTS TO TAKE ‘WHICHEVER VACCINE YOU ARE OFFERED’
• Chamber urges staff and employers to get vaccine
• Group refused to wear masks in retail premises
• Tributes to hero nurse who died of Covid-19
• Chrissie (100) was a woman of great humor and a strong faith
• Naomh Eanna stalwart Paddy loved to see his club succeed
• Minister McEntee working to progress changes to legislatio­n
• Man drove teleporter up Esmonde street while intoxicate­d
• Charles was very involved in the community and a legend in horseshoe circles
• 915 COVID-19 CASES IN THE PAST WEEK
• BUSINESSES SHARE €1.58M IN FUNDING
• Cian going ‘Pulling with my Parents’
• Vestie tried to make the world a better place for other people
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D Active Retirement Gorey Men’s Shed Bunscoil Loreto
• Gorey Library update Obituaries
• ‘To try to apportion blame to society is a slap in the face to survivors’
• ‘We were both overwhelme­d and underwhelm­ed by the report’
• QUEST FOR JUSTICE AND EQUALITY CONTINUES TO BE ONGOING BATTLE FOR IRISH WOMEN
• With pierce turner Alternativ­e truth
• Free film themed workshops for youths
• Pop-up events keep opera centre stage
• Wexford General under major pressure
• Home Instead – to us, it’s personal
• Plenty of companies offer excellent value for money across County Wexford
• Newline Oil keeping Wexford warm for over 35 years
• With so many people at home the need for solid fuel has never been greater
• Hammering home a lockdown masterpiec­e
• Man set to be sentenced for abuse of sister
• Local family businesses need your help this January
• Wexford County Council leads the way in mapping skills innovation to promote the County as top investment location
• Man jailed for hammer and knife attacks
• Blame put on contractor for Gorey Town Park delays
• Cllr Owens in breach of council social media policy
• Council to step up Covid response once again
• Council ‘not considerin­g’ freezing parking fees during current lockdown
• ‘If the men were to die, we wo
• ROCHE RUES UNCERTAINT­Y
• CLUB RUGBY ‘UNLIKELY’
• No All-Star nomination­s for Wexford
• North Wexford loses two more GAA stalwarts
• Three clubs set for patient wait
• Paddy Conroy was proud son of Gorey
• Leading volunteer
• Brexit, Covid create perfect racing storm
• We’re all crying out for a live game of any descriptio­n
• Clubs cannot be neglected once Covid woes pass
• Major P2P body blow
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Slevin in fine form while Flanagan wins Grade A
• Roy’s rise before his Man Utd days a compelling read
• Cushie on the double in Dublin
• Leading by example
• Yan saves the day as footie fails to deliver
• Motorist disputes garda’s evidence
• Lack of respect shown to students is ‘beyond anything imaginable’
• Prince show as easy as ABC for Declan!
• Surprise visit by a young Kennedy
• Ghost story or just a gag in Curracloe?
• THIS WEEK: SLOW COOKED BEEF & RED WINE CASSEROLE
• Wine online proving popular in Brexit and Covid context
• Bord Bia looks for talent from the model county
• Helping women to succeed in business
• Survival the key to beating lockdown blues
• End of the odious Trump era should be seen as a new beginning for all
• Medders preserves and Eldrick observes. Is this the end of the line?
• The rainbows are right at our own feet
• Good riddance Trump, don’t let the door hit you on the way out!
• Passions can require discipline, but you’ll get so much in return
• Caution urged over water leaks
• ‘Men armed with shotguns opened fire and the police responded with their own’
• Kelly’s Hotel makes ‘difficult’ decision to remain closed due to Covid increase
• County councillor­s exasperate­d as dumping hits epidemic proportion­s
• Stena’s continenta­l route booming, but Fishguard is in troubled waters
• Calls for Irish Ferries and Stena Line to sing off same hymn sheet
• Brittany expedite Cherbourg sailings amid talk of new route
• TALKS ONGOING TO ADD EVEN MORE SAILNGS TO ROSSLARE EUROPORT
• Increase in trucks highlights urgent need for Europort Access Road
• Major tourism potential from continenta­l ferries in post-Covid scenario
• CRAANFORD- MONASEED
• BALLYGARRE­TT
• COOLGREANY
• BALLYCANEW
• MONAMOLIN
• BOOLAVOGUE
• KILMUCKRID­GE
• BLACKWATER
• CROSSABEG
• OULART & THE BALLAGH
• KILTEALYBA­LLINDAGGIN MARSHALSTO­WNCASTLEDO­CKRELL
• CLONEGALKI­LDAVIN
• S-Class, the new generation
• The struggle is real this week but as they say, tomorrow is another day!
• Self-investing helps improve your self
• Tips for sticking with a plantbased diet
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The Scots Pine is a native Irish conifer tree
• Explaining grain-free & hypoallerg­enic pet food
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Monkees chart-topper that proved to be a real diamond

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