New Ross Standard - 2018-08-07

• TEARS AS POST OFFICES TO SHUT
• ‘I AM STILL WAITING’: PREGNANT MUM JANICE ON HER HOUSING HELL
• Albatros clearance works completed
• Bridgetown preparing for Browne festival
• Active Retirement groups invited to get bowling
• Festival fever in gorgeous Graiguenam­anagh town
• Piano Festival strikes right note with new logo
• IFA BOSS IN WEXFORD – THE WORST-HIT COUNTY
• FASCINATIN­G HISTORY BOOKLET LAUNCHED
• BIGGEST DAY SINCE THE VISIT OF JFK
• Making the French connection
• Stayin’ Alive 1.5 campaign enlists Tour winner Thomas
• Huge number of painters visit
• Special Wexford buses to the Papal Mass
• Welcome ceremony for new curate at St. Iberius Church
• Learning the language of friendship
• Bingos and an e-bike bring MRI fund closer to target
• Dermot was a loving father and great entertaine­r
• St Michael’s boxers enjoy Spanish trip
• Car dismantlin­g business before the court over planning issue
• Celebratin­g the value of public participat­ion
• The end of men
• Fight for changes in stillbirth cases
• Enniscorth­y Credit Union can help with the cost of third level education
• GARDA QUAID IS REMEMBERED AT NEW HQ OPENING
• MASSIVE CABBAGES, A DOG SHOW AND SO MUCH MORE!
• DAVY CLOSE TO DECISION
• Cork coast to easy U21 semi-final success
• Women in Belfast for Champions League test
• Roche scores a late leveller
• Strong Ballygarre­tt finish secures third win on trot
• Ruth keeps his cool
• It’s hard to keep up with fixture changes
• Shels survive comeback to claim second victory
• Drawn game says referee
• Goals key for Monageer
• Kilanerin forge solid win
• O’Hanlon frees seal the points
• Quigley keeps his cool
• Rapparees masterclas­s
• Rathnure top table
• Devereux delivers for the seasiders
• Wily O’Loughlin poaches winner
• Oulart lead the way
• Cork display was as close to perfect as one will witness
• Tyrone simply too strong
• ALL THE COISTE NA NOG RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Martin’s ease into Minor semis
• Strong Under-17 start SOCCER
• LADIES’ FOOTBALL RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• U-16 win in dead rubber CAMOGIE
• Pathway to Senior essential for young hurlers to blossom
• No regard for the welfare of players in our club fixtures
• Mary maintains relentless pace
• Good show in Scotland
• National League action
• Fancied Eddie romps home
• Boss Elmes has high hopes
• Another hat-trick for Jarrett as Kilkenny hit for six
• Finn Harps hold all the aces
• Shamrock Rovers and Rosslare Rangers in final OVER-35 SOCCER
• New-look North End beaten
• Codd a winner again
• BOOK REVIEW Cycling hardmen and their exploits don’t inspire awe
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• CITY WELL AHEAD OF THE CHASING PACK
• ‘WHAT IS LIFE’ OPENS IN TWO TOWN VENUES
• PAUL FROM GOREY PICKS UP A TOP LONDON ART PRIZE
• SuperValu backs growers
• Holos Skincare to hit Hong Kong market following new deal
• Common deceny, not fines is what we need
• Varadkar’s effort to comfort Cervical Check victims was noble but unwise
• €1,000 ‘Granny Grant’ a token gesture masking a real problem
• How Love Island contestant­s are selected - the shocking real story
• Troublemak­ersare blamedform­atch daytrainpr­oblems
• Wexfordtog­etfulltime­trafficwar­den
• TullogherR­osbercon
• BannowBall­ymitty
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• RathanganC­leariestow­n
• Good first half performanc­e for car market
• Keeping your pet safe while travelling
• Renault sales
• Packing for the holidays
• Cartell reveal average new car price
• Horoscopes
• Insurance has saved the lives of many Irish pets
• How you can tell a lot by the ‘jizz’ of any creature
• Social media may haveits evils but it sure is a great communicat­ion tool!
• A worthwhile buy for 2D ARPG platform devotees
• Outrageous set-pieces and rip-roaring entertainm­ent in high-octane Marvel sequel
• Sisters Ava and Amber’s mental health campaign

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