New Ross Standard - 2016-12-20

• Hook light to guide Santa into Ireland
• SCHOOL OPENING FINALLY IN SIGHT
• Family’s skeletal remains excavated from St Mary’s Church for carbon dating
• Roof collapses at Duncannon church
• Council refutes bypass claims by local residents
• Part-listed Georgian inn sells for €220,000
• Goldenyear forSpecial Olympians
• Bella Rose to get a Christmas treat with panto trip
• Huge praise for Wexford’s 1916 events
• Village sewerage plants delayed
• Outrage over adolescent mental health shambles
• Reward for informatio­n on dog killer
• Teachers given warm send off
• Women farmers step out of the shadows
• CTEC graduates praised at awards ceremony
• Santa brings cheer to hospital
• Faythe Harriers snub for ‘Club of the Year’ award
• ‘Honesty and transparen­cy’
• Devereux offers thanks after five years in office
• Convincing win for Kent
• Good Counsel emerge after three thrilling encounters!
• SEVENTH HEAVEN FOR CBS SIDE
• St Peter’s set up semi-final clash with Wicklow Schools
• Underage plan paying dividends for Wexford GAA
• ‘Pikeman’ taps out
• Peaceful viewing would be ideal gift
• Wexford tourism businesses at national gathering
• Visit Wexford plans for future
• High-cost insurance deters strapped drivers
• Be sure to look after your mental health over the Christmas period
• 25 years ago, a blue cassette tape changed my life. Ah, Nevermind! M
• Graiguenam­anagh
• Tullogher/ Rosbercon
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Horoscopes
• Why some pets visit the vet at Christmas time
• Vigilance needed to protect poultry from H5N8 virus
• Edwards’ Star Wars prequel fits neatly in sequence
• Let it Die teeming with unrealised potential
• Global appeal of the Wexford Christmas Carol
• Bankrupt Mick Wallace has debts of more than €30m

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