New Ross Standard - 2018-10-09

• Bridge named ‘Rose Kennedy’ despite public preference for ‘Pink Rock’
• HUNDREDS RAISE CASH FOR SCHOOLS AT LAKE REGION RUN
• Internatio­nal theatre spotlight on New Ross with inaugural festival
• CAR DEALER HANDED SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR THEFT
• Garda assaulted by drunk man is awarded €25,000 damages
• Eight life sentences upheld for man who raped mother and daughter
• Rural Wexford under attack claims FF party
• Motorist who told gardai he drove after drinking four pints has case dismissed
• Student Ellen’s expertise lands Dairymaste­r award
• Welsh choir raises the roof at rugby club show
• Syrian refugees in New Ross and Rosbercon got best tenancy option
• Carers’ concerns aired at meeting
• Wexford’s first video link court appearance
• Filmmakers galore in Kilmore Quay
• MEP Clune visits Wexford to discuss CAP budget with IFA
• Brother and sister win €1,500 in first Ross’s Got Talent show
• Two nights of comedy
• Cyclists raise €2,000 for New Ross Meals on Wheels
• Companies set out stalls at 2018 Summit
• Motorist clocked at 168km/h coming out of village on N11
• JFK TRUST IS HONOURED
• Corcoran family heirlooms will be sold at auction
• 6,500 children waiting for primary care psychology appointmen­t
• Inistioge’s golden moment as village crowned best
• Have you been smitten
• Why you should service your car regularly
• Neigh doubt about it, this was a pony classic!
• ‘It was you, Charley’
• Court told gardaí gave chase for 20km
• Build & Renovate How to cost up your renovation­s
• George Hook and Francis Brennan at Marlfield lunch
• Aidan O’Brien backs dog night
• NEW ROSS PIANO FESTIVAL
• FESTIVAL BASKS IN GLORIOUS MUSIC
• Shels seek first crown
• Women win on penalties to capture shield title
• Martin’s and Gorey to meet in SHC final
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Syl fires Rathnure home
• Jody saves the day
• Swift departure for Shels ladies
• Tector trio’s strong links with Wexford
• Joy for Fethard with derby win
• Early O’Gorman goal helps Taghmon into decider
• Harry seals deal
• Duffry in second final on trot after vital Coleman goal
• Kilmore clear major hurdle
• Doyle in deadeye form
• Purple patch downs Duffry
• Twelve finals left
• Shels fancied for first title to crown Malone’s career
• COISTE NA NOG RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Kilanerin thriving
• North county men seek eighth title
• Seven out of seven has Shels on song
• ’Wood hit form
• Cloughbawn upset formbook
• Late Doran goal the catalyst as Alley win at the second attempt
• Noah the hero
• Harriers win classic final
• Gorey make history
• Novel pairing will add more interest to football decider
• Holders romp home
• Family ties make the club scene so special in Wexford
• Alley goal threat earns title
• Something has to give as two ‘nearly’ teams contest final
• Double delight for Martin’s
• Goals galore as Kilrush triumph
• Mighty Monageer!
• Cross-country up and running
• Woodsmen and Curracloe defeat Doran’s Bridge on double HORSESHOES
• Vital point for Under-15 side
• U-17s all set for derby
• Donovan nets the winner for Bohs
• North End ease through
• Four for O’Neill in a flying start POINT-TO-POINT
• Track-winning trio
• Cavanagh’s story an early leader in list of best sellers
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Clement powers to win
• All-Ireland glory!
• Exciting racing on cards at Enniscorth­y track GREYHOUND RACING
• Money usurps morals in crazy world of UFC
• Man who took more than 12,000 pictures of his neighbour told to sell his house and move away
• Getting the recipe right at Kilmore’s Write By The Sea
• 7 Things to t do this wweek...
• Pikeman’sremains can’tbefound
• Fethardtea­msmade itdespitef­ireonbus
• Thirty-sixpeoplea­re injuredint­raincrash
• Scallan’s offer a taster after major deal with Meehan Group
• Wexford students among Slaney Foods bursary award winners
• Brexit issues are raised at public meeting with MEP
• Chamber holding several courses
• Cervical cancer deaths cannot be in vain
• When will the Dáil get serious about tackling scourge of homelessne­ss?
• Time for UFC to be KO’d when we have real fighters like Emma
• A dystopian world ruled by capricious leadership serving up individual sacrifice
• Chamber drops top job in redundanci­es
• Heritage Park to unveil ancient tree in Bronze Age area
• A busy month for Wexford Mental Health Associatio­n
• Joint birthday celebratio­n for 100-year-old Jack and his niece bridie, aged 90
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Cushinstow­n
• Gusserane
• StLeonards
• Duncannon
• BannowBall­ymitty
• TaghmonCam­ross
• Horoscopes
• Why did this terrier stop eating and become dull?
• Comma a new addition to our butterfly fauna
• I’ve aged ten years since school term started and it’s only October!
• Protect your stomach with Quest Carnozin
• Odyssey up there with the best of the RPGs
• Cooper rocks and rolls with Gaga in rags to riches musical tale
• ‘Heartbreak’of soldiersun­able toleaveSyr­ia

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