New Ross Standard - 2018-03-06

• ASTORM LIKENO OTHER
• Firemen battle 8ft snow drifts to get to Ballyculla­ne fire
• THOUSANDS HIT WATER SUPPLY
• ESB use helicopter­s to reach cut-off areas
• Devastatio­nonmanyfar­ms
• Army comes to the rescue to save lives
• FAMILY’S 6KM TREK THROUGH THE SNOW FOR PROVISIONS
• All but one local school shut their doors on Monday
• BARROW LINE CAMPAIGN ON RIGHT TRACK
• Lack of resources has resulted in amputation­s
• Blindboy to bring his podcast to The Presentati­on Centre
• Cash win warms up our readers!
• Shop vacancy rates to fall dramatical­ly, says Chamber CEO
• A mighty display of ploughing skill
• Healthy start for kids at four preschools
• A place for lyric
• Suspended sentence for having stolen property
• NEW BARROW BRIDGE ‘WILL BE A TOURIST ATTRACTION’
• People’s opinions sought on name
• Celtic Weave returns with music from 30 performers
• St Senan’s sale money not being used for local mental health services – Browne
• RossDrama Festivalti­me
• Lace & Arsenic at heart of Graigue comedy play
• Cumastrad bandshow
• Paddy joins team at Stables Fitness & Wellbeing in Gorey
• It’s bad enough I hate snow, but not having WIFI made things considerab­ly worse
• No finger on Pulse for Garda stations
• Wexford Rose Julie Sinnott (left) with 2017 Rose of Tralee Jennifer Byrne and Milena from Vesnova, wearing the Wexford colours, on a visit by the Roses to an orphanage in Belarus.
• Plan for outdoor smoking ban at college campus
• Lifesavers make a splash at National Championsh­ip
• County Wexford Hospice Homecare – how it works
• What Hope and Dream means to Enniscorth­y and Gorey Red Cross
• Life is like riding a bicycle – to keep your balance you must keep moving
• DUNBAR’S MOVE GRANTED
• Mary’s CBS rejoice at first-ever soccer title
• Ballygarre­tt’s bright start
• Six-minute sucker punch ends Bridgetown bid
• Double delight
• Redmond will be a big help to U-17s
• Action put on hold
• G.A.A. fundraiser on track PADRAIG BYRNE
• Hurlers to use fringe players
• BY BRENDAN FURLONG
• ALL THE DETAILS
• U-16 seconds show promise
• Minors make a losing start
• FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSH­IPS ROUNDS ONE AND TWO - THE FULL FIXTURES DETAILS
• March championsh­ip start
• Ryan graces the field of dreams in Rochdale fairytale
• Spot secured in first Leinster final
• A bridge too far
• Developmen­t the cornerston­e of new G.A.A. plan
• Battle of the Rangers in U-13
• Fiona strikes on the double in fourth Wexford win
• WEEKEND FIXTURE DETAILS - ADULT, YOUTH, SCHOOLGIRL­S, WOMEN
• Blow for women as Gleeson joins rivals DEAN GOODISON
• A burning ambition
• BOOK REVIEW History of the St. Anne’s club is an entertaini­ng read
• The long, tough road to Cheltenham
• Under-17 panel the runners-up
• True test of strength in store CROSS-COUNTRY
• BEASTS THAT LIVE UP TO THEIR NAME
• 7 Things to do this wweek...
• Environmen­t Agency to have Ardcavan HQ
• Traffic light thieves target Minister’s car
• Young man took new jeans, left old ones
• €5.5million contract forDatapac
• Adventure centre wins award
• Practical things to do in event of family death
• WITspotlig­hton womenworki­ng intechnolo­gy
• Good Food Ireland is set for global forum
• Snowmagedd­on gone for another 30 years
• Brexiteers show a breathtaki­ng lack of understand­ing about the border
• Siberia hysteria highlights how immature and craic loving we are
• A slice of life from the cabin fever world besieged by Storm Emma
• Bereavemen­t helps us see the frailty of life
• MEET OUR THREE LEADERS CORMAC, ANASTASIA & DICK
• Gratitude – a higher level of being
• Part-time work and social welfare payments
• Rebuilding Ireland Home Loan
• Talking about art and landscape
• Exhibition features a Lion’s share of art by 350 entrants
• Michelle’s performanc­e will make you laugh and cry
• Remedy Club enjoying songwritin­g success
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Graiguenam­anagh
• BannowBall­ymitty
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Ramsgrange
• Duncannon
• Gusserane
• StLeonards
• Horoscopes
• The importance of a cosy night’s sleep for animals
• Keep an eye out for events during National Tree Week
• If you need help, don’t be afraid to ask
• A gross miscalcula­tion on behalf of Konami
• Lawrence fearless in muscular, engrossing thriller
• Taoiseach visits ‘worst hit’ Wexford in storm aftermath

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