New Ross Standard - 2017-05-09

• WALKERS SHARE THE LIGHT FOR PIETA HOUSE
• Devastatin­g
• COMMERCIAL RATES CONTINUE TO BE A BURNING ISSUE IN NEW ROSS
• New Ross Swimming Club weekend attracts 575 keen athletes
• Action plan to safeguard town’s future
• Counsel students get ‘cycologica­l’ raising €3k for Cycle Against Suicide
• TOMMY’S FANTASTIC FOUR-PEAK CHALLENGE
• Labourstal­wartshonou­red forcontrib­utiontopar­ty
• Swim trio triumph for Leinster team
• Pay restoratio­n and parity were main focus of conference
• Nurses warn of all-out strike action over pay
• REIMAGINED
• Cushen’s Bar & Lounge
• LOCAL FAMILY BUSINESS
• WEXFORD’S TRAGIC PRISONER OF WAR A
• BRINGING NEW LIFE TO OLD TRADITIONS
• DID YOU KNOW....
• Beach wheelchair backers thanked
• Two recording bursaries for emerging musical talent
• Super second-half revival
• THE BLUES ARE BACK
• O’Connor secures late winner in derby meeting
• Martin’s lay down marker
• Ferns have a point to spare
• Derby delight for Ballymurn
• REDS RULE OK
• Seniors lose by one point
• Mary’s march on to decider
• Two Wexford runners in big final at Leeside track
• Fine first win for O’Sullivan
• One loss doesn’t mean champs are about to lose grip
• ROVERS SUPREME
• CLOUGHBAWN JOY
• MOYNE MARCH ON
• Rangers fail to close the gap on North End
• O’Neill stays ahead
• Bigwigs bury head in sand with Barton ban
• An entertaini­ng GAA awards night
• Hard times lead to a boom for sausages
• Wexford bidding to be ‘Info Age’ town
• Datapachel­ps distillery­to unifysyste­ms
• HOOK HIGHLIGHTS BUS TOUR LAUNCHED
• Prayer stems from tradition, not religion
• Fry’s ‘maniac God’ remark should spark rational debate
• Property sales up 13 per cent
• Sci-fi lovers gearing up for WexWorlds festival
• MAN JAILED FOR FIVE YEARS FOR ORAL RAPE OF CHILD
• Bunclody man involved in 2009 ATM heist loses appeal
• Banville wows during reflective and witty reading
• OPERA FESTIVAL BEST IN WORLD!
• Duncannon
• Bannow& Ballymitty
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• Ticks on pets need to be removed correctly
• Aspen leaves flutter, tremble, shiver and quake
• Delightful­ly daft cocktail of spoof, slapstick and whodunnit
• Yet another mediocre first-person shooter
• Parked GAA cars block ambulance

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