New Ross Standard - 2018-07-03

• Harvey’s café in shock closure
• SUMMER MOTORING
• Michael makes history as he lines up shot at pro golf ranks
• SPORT PULLOUT
• Community celebratio­n marks naming of new Fethard lifeboat
• Army house is named after Wexford man
• New plaque honours professor
• Transfer of licence for Strand Tavern is granted Dance licence for St Mogue’s
• SUTHERLAND DANCERS ON TOP OF THE WORLD!
• First new rural night buses on the road
• Chamber’sAmerican presidentr­elishing challenges­ahead
• Rathgarogu­e celebrate on the double
• New Ross man claims green diesel in jeep’s tank was a ‘set up’
• Holy Faith girls reel in the years in night of nostalgia at reunion
• Insitioge’s eager Beavers join Entente effort
• Legendary athlete honoured at fun run in Saltmills
• DAY OF CELEBRATIO­N FOR REFUGEES
• Wexford fire chief assists WIT with fire safety course
• Arthur leading the drive for more volunteers
• Stars come out for Graiguenam­anagh pitch opening
• Sun shines on Newtown 75th celebratio­ns
• A wheely good win!
• Parkrun trains volunteers to assist visually impaired
• MEN ENCOURAGED TO KEEP IT HEALTHY AT SPECIAL EVENT
• BIG DAY FOR LITTLE ONES AT PLAYSCHOOL GRAD CEREMONIES
• Picture perfect for biodiversi­ty awards
• WHAT’S ON AROUND COUNTY WEXFORD SATURDAY, JULY 7
• CAMOLIN GETS READY FOR A PARISH HOMECOMING
• BIGGEST EVER ADAMSTOWN SHOW
• New Audi A1 Sportback is unveiled
• Car loan or PCP? How should you fund your 2018 car purchase?
• Castletown and Glynn for ACFL Div. 1 final
• Results and news from our golf clubs
• Leacy leads the Barntown surge
• Shels shake off Kilmore
• Volunteers dig deep
• Martin’s survive searching test from Pat’s
• A Duffry stroll
• Scintillat­ing stuff as Castletown seconds join firsts in decider
• Sars hang on for victory
• Murphy grabs hat-trick
• Easy for Oulart
• Two from two for Anne’s
• Gorey boys hit Shels for six
• Anne’s and Ballinastr­agh in Under-14 semi-finals
• Six-goal Oulart win thriller
• Our puck-outs will be crucial
• Walkovers prove that new Under-20 grade isn’t working
• Firman on fire
• Manager Meyler has raised Cork to impressive heights
• Ballymurn bag six goals
• Ibar’s firepower sinks Cushinstow­n in decider
• Young guns in very hot form
• Children out in force
• OVER-35 SOCCER
• Horseshoes round-up
• Third narrow home loss on trot for Under-17 side
• Wexford beat nearest rivals
• Morgan’s first goal is a winner
• Welcome cup win followed by ninth league loss
• O’Brien family’s joy
• Physio’s the latest to reveal secrets of the football world
• Over €1m spent by Monbeg syndicate
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Youngsters in top form
• GREYHOUND RACING
• World Cup woes won’t tarnish great legacies
• Open-top motoring with Mazda
• Opel launches the new Combo cargo van
• SUNDAY, JULY 22
• FRIDAY, JULY 20
• SUNDAY, JULY 15
• Small gallery, big ambitions
• Resident artists Ceri and Ciaran show their work
• Pádraig features in Guinness hurling ad
• ESB delays decision on windfarm plans
• Publican who never pulled a pint re tires
• AmberSprin­gs Leinster’sbest weddingven­ue
• HeatonsinG­oreyto reopenthis­weekas SportsDire­ct.com
• Timber event explores forestry’s potential
• Farmers urged to tackle vulture funds
• It’s time for equality in the Catholic church
• Blazing sunshine shines a light on Ireland’s creaky infrastruc­ture
• Are the dice always loaded against the ‘little person’?
• Driving hard with PJ Sitter – sporting reasons for taking the road to nowhere
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• TaghmonCam­ross
• Gusserane
• Cushinstow­n
• Duncannon
• Ramsgrange
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Horoscopes
• Is your dog drinking enough – or too much?
• Grasshoppe­rs’ chirping sound a mating call
• If anyone wants to wolf whistle at me next time they see me – feel free!
• Fast-paced terrorist thriller hits on relevant issues
• The Crew – weird car-rpg yet to get off the ground
• This week in 1991
• Parishes can no longer expect to have their own priest

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