New Ross Standard - 2018-04-24

• Fiery Caroline thwarts thief
• THE CRISIS IN WEXFORD GP PRACTICES
• Jack (9) is awarded €2.5m in cerebral palsy case
• WORK UNDER WAY ON MAIN SPAN OF BARROW BRIDGE
• SAHARA MARATHON TRIUMPH FOR PADDY
• Street Focus group reveal ambitious plan for New Ross
• Eight Confirmati­ons in one day for Adamstown family
• Europort and rail car parks revamp
• Bonfires, celtic music and shamanic stories at festival
• Terrerath fun run in memory of Noel Walsh
• WEXFORD TREASURES AT AUCTION
• Folklore workshops for May Bush Festival
• Accountant is fined and struck off Chartered list
• Award for Assistant Garda Commission­er
• ‘I am blessed with the NCBI... it is the light in the darkness for me’
• Glasswalls­offerenhan­ced viewsofthe­RiverBarro­w
• Young filmmakers hit the road
• Detailed plans announced to tackle chimney fires and false alarms
• Dep Wallace repays €860 expenses because of lack of documentat­ion
• SPECIAL MASS IN MEMORY OF TRAGIC ALEXANDER FAMILY
• Inistioge swept clean ahead of Entente
• Woman charged with leaving car unlocked while unattended
• Fitness award for Eoin
• Creative kids exhibit works
• Friends combine talents for new book of poetry
• VISIT THIS COLOURFUL
• IMPRESSIVE EARLY LINE-UP FOR KILMORE LITERARY FEST
• Help for businesses wanting to go green
• Tourism chiefs get Hooked on Co Wexford
• IPA says Wexford GPs have an average of 1,118 patients
• Shortlist of 70 for business awards
• Air ambulance service set to get off ground in July
• APRIL CLUB MONTH FARCE
• Enniscorth­y seek eighth Provincial Towns title
• Casey and Reck secure goals to wrap up victory
• Guiney shines at centre-back
• Jacob earns draw
• Greg calls out ‘clown’ after outburst on TV
• Cloughbawn cruise home
• Fethard outpoint Monageer
• Ballymurn hit back
• Adamstown edge out Shamrocks
• Taghmon hold on with 14 men
• Duffry always in control
• Great escape from Pat’s
• Corcoran hits fine hat-trick
• Oulart-The Ballagh on top
• Liam Mellows overcome GOH
• LADIES’ FOOTBALL CLUB RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Ferns pull off great escape
• Hughes points the way
• Rapps have no worries
• Shels shine in eleven-goal feast
• Rathnure goals vital
• Slicker Monageer clobber Clongeen
• Stafford guides Martin’s home
• Patience pays off for ladies
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Ninja nails it in stake final
• New Ross double in bowls finals
• Juvenile change of date ATHLETICS
• Gorey complete fine double
• Wexford C.B.S. succumb to superior force in final
• Holders had to work very hard
• Cloughbawn start life away from top flight after 45 years
• Mahon’s big scoring spree powers
• So much for April being a month for club fixtures only
• Nolan hat-trick inspires Shels to convincing win
• S Rapps to victory
• Albion well in hunt
• Rathnure rule in U-12 league
• U-19 squad improving
• Wexford F.C. is now fan-owned
• Wexford in seventh heaven
• Rianna nets winner
• U-17s sickened by late leveller
• WOMEN’S SOCCER DETAILS
• Brilliant Beary on song for Sky Blues
• Big guns reach final four of Wexford Cup
• Kiltealy clinch the Division 5 crown
• James scores treble
• Unfettered access to Millwall yields a work of real quality
• O’Neill and Codd neck and neck
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Doyle and Dunne hit big time at Ayr
• WENGER MADE MARK THAT FEW CAN MATCH
• 7 Things to do this week...
• College’s first lay principal‘ relaxed’
• Ship runs a ground on Hook Headrocks
• Illegal community radio togo on the air
• Wallace stands over his illegal banner
• Ring of success in student quiz
• Sex education needed at home and school
• Yes, Leo, our vicious Civil War was very ‘downbeat’– but we cannot ignore it
• Solar panel debate puzzles as bear games herald World Cup hijinks
• Calling home with news from Venezia and the latest Italian off-the-peg wear
• We can’t presume to know God’s ways
• TODDY LEAVES A GREAT LEGACY IN LOCAL ATHLETICS
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Duncannon
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Cushinstow­n
• Gusserane
• StLeonards
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Lack of housing stock a major issue around Wexford
• DNG Property People have a few gems on their books
• Horoscopes
• The crazy cat lady is an outdated cultural myth
• Global warming a threat to nature’s timing
• Feelings of loss can be so hard to bear
• Beat the signs of ageing with Youth Boost
• James and Huisman simmer in Guernsey intrigue
• A Way Out lives up to promise shown in teaser
• Pastoral letter on right to life from Bishop Brennan

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