New Ross Standard - 2018-04-03

• REALITY CHECK
• NEW ROSS PUBS OPEN ON GOOD FRIDAY FOR FIRST TIME IN 91 YEARS
• PADDY’S PHOTO EXHIBITION SHOWS NEW ROSS OVER THE YEARS
• Darkness into Light walks are launched at Dunbrody Visitor Centre
• Chef Dundon suing HSE over operation
• Paddy all set for world’s toughest endurance race
• Garda felt under threat by man holding knives
• CHILDREN WAITING FOR PSYCHOLOGY SERVICES – BROWNE
• Third annual Country Music Festival launched by Denver
• Eighth Amendment billboard to be removed by Wexford FC
• Easter showcase in aid of Irish Cancer Society
• NEWROSS & DISTRICT NEWS ROUND-UP
• Agricultur­al land prices on the rise in New Ross
• Community spirit high at PPN meeting
• Mark is flying high in Young Fine Gael
• Kennedy Summer School’s Boston boost
• Income-based LPT motion is defeated
• ST MOGUE’S CELEBRATES A MOMENTOUS YEAR
• TAGHMON WOMAN AIRLIFTED FOLLOWING COLLISION WITH BUS
• Five bid for All Ireland glory
• Gardaí called onto help stop bad behaviour in estates
• Devoted family man Patrick Kehoe was a stalwart of the Tug of War team
• Farmer Matt was a great community man
• Family lady Annie(85) never forgot a birthday
• Pipe Band lift the roof of St Michael’ s Theatre
• Increase in calls to Wexford Rape Crisis Centre
• CRYING WOLFF OVER ROLLING STONES GIG!
• Autism awareness month to be marked in New Ross
• ‘Momentous’ Magdalene laundry survivors day
• Claire Carthy Foot Clinic offers a profession­al and friendly service
• ARTISTS GO INCOGNITO FOR CHARITY
• Council awards €21,000 to small arts festivals
• Paris to Wexford with Mick Mulcahy
• ANNIVERSAR­Y CELEBRATIO­NS HAILED A RUNAWAY SUCCESS
• THE LATEST FROM LEADERS DICK, ANASTASIA & CORMAC
• Localsturn­outinforce­to seethemsel­vesinhitfi­lm
• TEENS FULL OF BUSINESS IDEAS
• Mixed luck for local teams in Towns Cup
• Rangers strike late to triumph in derby
• Pettit hits fine hat-trick
• Cian fits bill
• Kelly the key figure
• Racing for €90,000 at Bettyville
• Hurt and heartbreak for Mary’s
• Wexford pipped by point despite fine defending
• Six out of six!
• Meath shine in shambles
• Wexford bounce back in Offaly
• Key to our season could be the Offaly and Dublin games
• Defeated by Dubs
• Elmes eager to leave mark
• U-17s end Cobh’s run
• Local horses in demand
• STRONG FINISH
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Ninja will be hard to beat GREYHOUNDS
• Ross Town fight hard for title
• Reality check as ram
• Nagging doubts in our minds after a demoralisi­ng loss
• Camogie side forfeited final league
• Mpant Cats run riot
• We need return of injured players to offer extra strength
• E tie due to row over starting time
• Wexford’s fourth loss on trot
• Ailbhe sends North End into last eight
• Barcoe goal sends Ferns into the final
• Rosslare Rangers rule roost in top of table clash
• Sky’s the limit for Blues
• Luke’s first treble
• BOOK REVIEW Ferris shows his emotions in this absorbing insight
• HORSE RACING
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Rosbercon school bridges a long gap
• Clear message from Enniscorth­y
• Usual suspects in a class of their own
• A SPECIAL THANK YOU FROM OUR RACE DIRECTOR
• Finding the right running shoe for you
• Hydration is key in the final days before the race
• 7 Things to t do this week...
• Banks hit hard by industrial action
• Seven found guilty for container deaths
• €2.9millionin­supportfor­small businesses
• New venue has a unique attraction
• Big companies help out Wexford organisati­ons
• Protests are about more than case verdict
• Ireland’s response to Russia’s role in nerve agent attack is entirely correct
• I didn’t admire what I saw in the mirror. But then I turned my mind to horticultu­re...
• Super tea party raises €1,740
• SPECIAL OLYMPICS RAFFLE RAISES €6,000 FOR ATHLETES
• Capital plan shortfall concern
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Tullogher& Rosbercon
• StLeonards
• Bannow& Ballymitty
• Horoscopes
• Animal-linked holiday activities? Be very wary
• The six ways that supermarke­ts can act on plastic
• Laugh more and get the world laughing
• All hell breaks loose. And we’d been thrilled about spending time here
• Film delights in repeated pulling of a gun’s trigger
• This is fast-paced, aggressive and revolution­ary

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