New Ross Standard - 2018-09-11

• FAMILY’S GRIEF AT DEATH OF MARTIN
• HOWTHE NATIONAL ARBORETUM CAME TO BALLYSOP
• AN EVENT FIT FOR A PRESIDENT!
• Teen film producers/directors of the future invited to event
• Gardaí tackling assault rates in new campaign
• Calling all Junior Entreprene­urs
• Ross goes global with fab font
• ‘Slim’ family’s recipe for success
• Shanbough school friends reunited
• Judge will not be held to ransom over stolen iPad
• ‘Holy’ dinners raise €1,750 for India victims RON HOPES HIS CHILDREN’S BOOK WILL TAKE FLIGHT!
• Documentar­y film festival boasts a stellar line-up
• CELESTINE SHINES NEW LIGHT ON JFK ANCESTOR
• Three ‘Music at Noon’ concerts during festival
• Feast of free fun for Culture Night
• Wexford seals deal
• For Gallagher
• List of offences results in two years in prison
• Judge tells man to get help with alcohol addiction
• Court told defendant ‘picks on vulnerable’
• Warrant for holidaymak­er accused of drink-driving
• Friday deadline for Business and Community Awards nomination­s
• High achieving Special Olympics groups are honoured by council
• SUMMER SCHOOL SIZZLES
• THE LIFE OF RYAN
• Investment of €120m but ESB improvemen­ts are still needed
• Call to decriminal­ise drugs for personal use
• Two forevers
• Free workshops on dementia
• FORMER SPY TED’S MEMOIR IN PRINT
• 7 Things to t do this wweek...
• Moneylende­rhas hislicence­renewed
• Six-daytrading­is nowlikelyi­ntown
• Albatroson­the brinkofclo­sure
• EARLY EXIT FOR OULART
• Fabulous Ferns!
• Rathnure rejoice
• Niamh selected for tag rugby trip to Oz
• Jack of all trades steers holders to handy victory
• Mahon on fire as Rapps finish in second position
• Handy Andy the Anne’s saviour
• Cushinstow­n create upset
• Blackwater secure status
• Cloughbawn end on top
• Bunclody in control
• Craanford face battle to stay up
• Irate Pat’s up in arms after exit
• T.J. foils the twelve men
• Shels survive recovery
• Gers get vital point
• Horeswood in excellent form
• Accurate Murphy twins had Ferns seeing double
• Buffers Alley march on
• Rees in regal form
• Kelly goals take the heat off Davidstown
• ’Clody come good
• Cushinstow­n left singing in the rain
• Martin’s in different class
• Last three points land first District title since 2013
• Wonderful results fo
• Interestin­g omens ahead of novel tie in football quarters
• Or Wexford players
• Review of squads for football would be useful exercise
• Hayden saves day
• Kilanerin, Shels, Martin’s and Stars my tips for semis
• Mighty Mellows clinch title
• Councillor questions level of funding given to Dublin G.A.A.
• U13 DERBY DELIGHT
• Wood wins for three in a row
• Deadlock in local derby
• COISTE NA NOG LOCH GARMAN RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Megan grabs winning goal
• Taghmon take chances
• Wexford knock out holders
• Roaming Hero the big fancy for grand prize final
• Bridge Rovers get off to a flyer
• Second win for Gorey as they hit Rathnure for six
• Nolan carries flag
• Magnum opus of gifted writer lifts lid on football world
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Saluting our young athletes
• A rudderless ship with O’Neill at helm
• Goalkeeper Pat re-lives ‘68 in Croke Park
• Brexit, exports and going global with Wexford’s Slaney Foods
• Wexford preserves company set to harvest more food awards
• Chamber urging businesses to mark Summit into diaries
• Limited edition art for charity
• Quotas won’t ensure best people are elected
• Homelessne­ss has succeeded health as the ‘Angola’ of Irish government
• Forget the Cubist nudes and standby for a serious retail experience instead
• Graiguenam­anagh
• Inistioge-The Rower
• Tullogher-Rosbercon
• Ramsgrange
• Duncannon
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Cushinstow­n
• Gusserane
• Kehoe & Assoc. launch Roxborough Manor this weekend
• Fantastic family home located 200 yards from Grange Beach Dolores Power celebrates seventeen years in business
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Proof that pets are good for our mental health
• Sloes, the fruit of the Blackthorn, related to cherries
• It’s Junior Cert D-Day, but it’s the ‘ball’ that I’m worried about...
• Guide to wellbeing for shift workers
• Revive Active for kids – new and unique
• Keoghan and others shine as drama meets reality in attention grabbing heist story
• A management sim game for a new generation
• County Wexford features in charity cycle
• Distillery gets the go-ahead

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