New Ross Standard - 2018-03-13

• EDUCATE TOGETHER APPROACHES D-DAY
• ALL THE PARADES
• EXPERIMENT­AL WEXFORD MAKE CATS EARN THEIR WIN
• Suspended sentence for three people involved in housing estate clashes
• New chapter for library
• Mixed fortunes for local businesses
• 100 extra bypass jobs is good news for local economy
• RossDrama Festivalti­me
• Wexford locations and people star in
• 50-year-old St Joseph’s club has gone the distance
• Two bowls of porridge a day – the secret to John Doyle’s 100 years!
• The buzz saw snarled...
• Careinpubl­icnursing homescosts­Statemore
• Redmond stamp marks his place in the national story
• Make council tenants have a waste bin as part of their tenancy
• Man punched and attempted to choke partner in front of child
• Rising soprano star Clodagh’s Ross recital
• Beechdale’s Spring series of garden talks
• Gusserane is given a fairy great makeover
• Historic fountain moved to park
• High level of vacant homes in the county
• Confirmati­ons back on track after snow disruption
• Use treats in moderation
• OVER 100 TAKE TO THE WOODS
• What did happen to the Aer Lingus ‘St. Phelim’?
• Relatives of victims to attend Rosslare Harbour ceremonies
• How a one-off run became this great fundraisin­g event
• What you can do to aid recovery between runs
• Reflexolog­y is 4,000 years old. What is it and how does it help?
• SMART HORESWOOD PUPILS REVEL IN 100 DAY CELEBRATIO­NS
• Fifth loss on the trot as Wexford feel heat
• Galway up next after hurlers lose derby
• Pres girls reeled in by Comer
• Camogie farce as home tie moved to Waterford
• Mary’s stay alive
• Gleeson outlines reasons for move
• Minor girls on scoring spree
• ALL THE WEEKEND GAA FIXTURES
• WANDERERS RUGBY
• Tadhg targets a Grand Slam
• Enniscorth­y edge derby
• Team effort seals U-16 win
• ATHLETICS
• Seven ties survive
• Brilliant Bunclody
• June is the big one
• Every chance of the tables being turned later in year
• A special night in store as Jacob’s career celebrated
• Defeat in Longford
• Enniscorth­y C.B.S. celebrate breakthrou­gh win
• Aoife’s to the ‘four’ for Bridge Rovers
• WOMEN’S FIXTURES
• Britney rescues a point for Bunclody
• Moyne stay in the hunt
• Rangers have something to crow about after overcoming Roosters
• Bunclody beat leaders
• Bettyville-bound!
• Doyle and Slevin’s fine track success
• Form book turned on its head SCHOOLS CROSS-COUNTRY
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Tomahurra Chase on top as racing resumes GREYHOUND RACING
• Staples enjoys his special day
• Joy for James and Doyle
• Ready for the thrill of the Cheltenham roar
• People are asked to avoid using phones
• A loo-kye scape from a costly toilet trip
• And now for a new blizzard action plan
• 7 Things to do this week...
• What new GDPR legislatio­n means for business
• Eir launches tech friendly Tuesdays
• Bullying a bully won’t help them to change
• Phoney war is over as battle lines are drawn in abortion referendum
• RIP to NME – the firebrand rock magthatele­ctrifiedmy­teenyears Alright now, baby, itsa alright now to let your hair down and break Free
• The kindness of one can lift an entire group
• Graiguenam­anagh
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Cushinstow­n
• Fethard-on-Sea
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Duncannon
• StLeonards
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Do you want bronze, silver or gold vet care?
• Sighting of first Wheatear signals spring’s arrival
• Forget the tacky gifts. Instead tell your mother how much she means to you
• Living a well, productive and enjoyable life
• Natural options for recovery from the flu
• A mediocre game with a major identity problem
• Phoenix outstandin­g in tightly coiled, gritty thriller
• BART TO RUN FOR ELECTION

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