New Ross Standard - 2018-10-16

• JUST THE TICKET!
• EUGENE O’NEILL’S WORKS BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE FOR FESTIVAL
• COUNTY FOOTBALL FINAL ENDS IN DRAW
• Disgracefu­l dumping of cans and bottles at scenic Tintern Trails
• Cumas crew earn their soccer stripes
• Oylegate to Rosslare motorway ‘vital’ with Brexit on the horizon
• Heated debate over naming of ministers on council motions
• An evening of one-act plays at Campile
• New Ross man not guilty of threatenin­g to kill his ex partner
• Family and friends gather to celebrate Emy’s 80th
• Concern over slow pace of new factory contract
• Full re-valuation of commerical rates on the way next year
• Bridget fought to the end with a smile on her face
• Sell, sell, sell for ladies of the ICA
• Policy papers storage ‘costly’
• FOOD PRODUCERS TASTE GLORY!
• Mark Potato Day with trip to farm
• Memorable sleep-out for homeless
• Man sold heroin to undercover gardai on two occasions
• Carmel Harrington to launch new book at Gaslamp Gallery
• Two local entries in latest Ireland’s Own Anthology
• Lack of investment in Wexford highlighte­d
• 67% have high-speed broadband
• Best of the best to be recognised at glittering awards night
• Worldclass quality trophies forworldcl­ass people
• Election counters find new home in Coláiste Bríde hall
• MS Society delighted to receive music festival funds
• Beating target for building of social housing
• We should be tougher with tenants who behave badly
• Libraries will provide sanitary products
• Councillor­s tackle issue of Traveller housing in county
• & SECURITY
• & SECURITY By installing Viking Energy Plus Glass in your existing windows you can reduce heatloss by a staggering 75%!
• Turn over a new leaf this autumn by cleaning gutters and downpipes
• & SECURITY Shine a light this autumn
• Blaming cyclist ‘species’ doesn’t help road safety
• Beautiful setting for Co. cross country
• Four pages of opinion on the Co. SHC final
• Horeswood leave it late to steer clear of Mary’s
• Ballymurn in clinical form
• Cushinstow­n rule
• BY ALAN AHERNE
• Beary scores for Ireland amateurs
• ’Ford survive against odds
• Substitute Foley points way for Rapps into final
• Sars prosper after fine start
• Fitzy pleased with schedule
• Alley out at first hurdle
• COISTE NA NOG RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Gorey lay big bogey to rest
• Codd is cautious
• Gorey going places
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Martin’s tipped to retain title
• Cloughbawn fancied
• Fethard surge to Junior title
• Horeswood set for battle
• Appeal against U15 expulsion lost
• Last-gasp Donohoe p
• Busy weekend on cards with six more titles to be decided
• A message from the chairman
• Let the adventures begin
• The operas
• IT’S TIME FOR THE FIREWORKS!
• Nerves of steel
• Nothing but hits
• Opera ShortWorks
• One more year in
• Composer jets in for European premiere
• What’s on day-by-day
• What’s on day-by-day
• Getting crafty in the heart of town
• Major works at Greenacres
• Two sides of the Bridge
• The art of the protest
• 100 rarely seen images of Wexford
• Art=430-770THz
• Teffia’s unique window into the festival
• Singingwit­hjoyinthei­rhearts
• Opera ppatrons urged to ggo green
• Point secures replay
• Individual displays were immense in this quality contest
• Ballinastr­agh best
• Cloughbawn pip neighbours
• Taghmon take title
• Gorey v Stars final
• Fantastic silver for Saidhbhe in schools combined events
• Major prize at stake
• Gabrielle and Oscar strut stuff in Cavan
• No luck as Ballygarre­tt bow out
• Dwyer salvages a draw
• Under-17s give rivals another dose of the blues
• WOMEN’S DETAILS
• Wexford share the spoils in opener
• Six of the best for Gorey Rangers
• Magnificen­t seven for Forth in maiden victory
• Dunne enjoys fruitful weekend POINT-TO-POINT
• BOOK REVIEW It wasn’t always a bed of roses for footballin­g Dubs
• Newmarket double
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Ireland sinking in a swamp of sadness
• Graigue gets behind BUMBLEance service
• Various motorists banned for 12 months
• Rape Crisis fundraiser highlights Best of Wexford
• OARSOME DAY ON THE RIVER!
• 7 Things to t do this wweek...
• ‘Wexford now a town of drink, drugs, and teenage pregnancy’
• Wexford martyrs are beatified by Pope
• Datapaccom­plete €200,000contrac­t withKefron
• Jobs boost for tech company
• Irish Country Meats takes home overall National Organic award
• Anyone else suffering from election fatigue?
• Tribunal proof that the more things change the more they stay the same
• Turning back the clock at a rock gig and much ado about bridge
• The worst joke ever told – inspired by the very British host of ‘It’ll Be Alright’
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Graiguenam­anagh
• StLeonards
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Cushinstow­n
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Horoscopes
• Natural born pet killers from coyotes to foxes
• Keep your eyes peeled for the secretive Jay
• Romantic anniversar­y dinner or a soccer match? No contest!
• Variety benefits us in so many ways
• Customer tips that you might find useful
• Thrilling space race drama is a technical tour de force
• The game the classic superhero always deserved
• GARDA YOUTH AWARDS LAUNCHED

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