New Ross Standard - 2018-02-06

• WORKERS VOW TO CONTINUE PROTESTS
• DAVY DELIGHT AS HURLERS MAINTAIN PERFECT START
• Parents key to Irishtown kids’ behaviour
• Hugh was a real stalwart of his local community
• New Fethard lifeboat takes to the waters
• Jiving duo get Footloose and light up Late Late
• Gardai investigat­ing man’s death
• Anger over school class size U-turn
• Crowd fired up for pension fight
• ‘Wexford story not being told in USA’
• I am in the sick bed, and nobody is paying the slightest bit of attention to me
• DUMPING DISGRACE!
• Cycling to Kinsale fundraiser
• Skilful students’ shine in union debate-off
• €1.25m boost for Wexford during rowing challenge
• Almost €12.5 million will help improve road network
• Learner drivers are facing lengthy wait
• Fine Gael says rural broadband rollout plans still on track
• Wexford’s lucky 46 shared €70 million
• Family and friends mourn loss of William Codd (43)
• Strike could extend to local units
• Celtic Linen back in profit and buys a rival business
• Gardai issue warning over property
• RAHEEN CENTRE’S 20 YEARS OF CARING
• MEET OUR THREE LEADERS AS THEY BEGIN THEIR JOURNEY
• Davy is motoring with new Skoda!
• HIQA probe identifies infection ‘risk’ issues
• Splashes of brilliance at CU art competitio­n
• Surrenderi­ng to functional­ity
• A few simple steps to help you buy a used car
• SIGNS ARE GOOD FOR WEXFORD
• Older People’s Council meets
• NEW COUNCIL BROCHURE HIGHLIGHTS SOLUTIONS TO MANY CHALLENGES
• New Ross Credit Union Home Improvemen­t Loans
• How to cost up your renovation­s
• ACRES OF WORK BY
• Simple tests to help keep injuries at bay
• A POSITIVE JOURNEY ON ONE OF LIFE’S MOST DIFFICULT PATHWAYS
• STAYING ACTIVE REALLY PAYS OFF!
• Husqvarna Centre New Ross
• Football promise shown in second loss
• Fethard pipped in extra-time heartache
• Peter’s edge Borris by point
• Enniscorth­y C.B.S. one step from Leinster ‘B’ final
• COUNSEL SEE RED
• Niall’s initiative has paid off in Sheffield
• Niall nets five times for Ross
• Camogie side’s second win as backroom strengthen­ed
• Superb second-half show
• Pres pipped after comeback
• Mighty Mary’s dethrone the All-Ireland champs
• RANGERS ADVANCE
• Rosslare win eight-goal feast
• Sunday offers first chance to support county footballer­s
• Stunning victory shows we’re at home at this level
• Stars secure Byrne Cup
• Relay record!
• Wexford girls draw in Limerick
• Saints march on
• Bridge Rovers grind out win over Celtic
• Slevin hits jackpot
• Has Spurs boss set himself up for potentiall­y big fall?
• BY PEGASUS
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• GREYHOUND RACING
• O’Neill on double
• Community Games activities under way
• Sleep deprivatio­n as Eagles have landed
• Ger Hore Photograph­y
• Whitmore Jewellers
• 7 Things to do this week...
• James is still alive, despite the reports!
• Gardaí step up effort to nab Peeping Tom
• Glanbiahai­lexcellent­dairyseaso­n
• Irish Ferries voted best ferry company Ibecat startup manifesto launch
• Will loss of a key person affect your business?
• Business lunch to welcome president
• Really Minister, who are you trying to kid?
• Broadband shambles is another betrayal of rural Ireland
• Loneliness minister needed to curb people’s social and health ills
• Reluctantl­y following in the flight path of Bouffon and Byrne
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• StLeonards
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Ramsgrange
• Fethard-on-Sea
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Cushinstow­n
• Duncannon
• Upward trend for Wexford market
• Tomadilly, Marshalsto­wn, Enniscorth­y
• Stylish family homes at Kehoe & Associates
• Over 22% of overseas enquiries about Irish property are now coming from the U.S.
• Benny Sullivan is looking forward to a very busy 2018
• Wexford developers are doing their bit to create more housing stock
• Horoscopes
• How long should a dog take sniffing on a walk?
• Starlets waltz and glide around our rocky shores
• Waiting for spring bulbs to show
• Don’t rely on willpower to achieve goals
• Healthy ways to deal with your sugar cravings
• Day-Lewis to the fore in study of competing obsessions
• A brawler for Dragon Ball fans and beyond
• PARKING YIELDS €5M PROFIT FOR COUNCIL IN THREE YEARS

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