New Ross Standard - 2018-11-27

• Mother and her young children facing housing nightmare
• IT’S TIME TO WRITE THOSE LETTERS TO SANTA!
• ‘9 TO 5’ THE MUSICAL DAZZLES
• POSTER CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTI­NG LOCAL VACANT HOUSE ISSUE
• Geraldine O’Hanrahan’s to host star-studded GAA charity night
• Ho No! Christmas Market fails to capture imaginatio­n
• Marinewatc­h to receive award from new Garda Commission­er
• IFA Centre all set to host live crib for local charities
• Kevin serves up some Christmas cheer
• €337k funding boost for Woodstock
• Over 200 come out to celebrate
• Convicted of speeding offence Lifebuoys checked regularly at our beaches following major storms
• They’re queuing up to play the Opera House
• Students win award for probiotics project
• Call for increased services at bring centres amid litter dumping crisis
• Wexford to get new music festival
• Horeswood NS parents raise €12k for extension
• CELEBRATIO­NS AT
• Kehoe denies Defence Forces are working three 24-hour duties a week
• THE WWETB AWARDS
• Local authority estates are honoured for excellent upkeep
• Local craftspeop­le to showcase their products at RDS
• Seamus awarded for marginalis­ed project
• FREE TOURS OF ALEPPO PAINTINGS
• Noël goes on tour in the US and Canada
• Fascinatin­g new book on the lost Yola dialect
• HSE apologises for ED wait times
• Council puts Sow River water under microscope
• Former garda led gardai on dangerous high-speed chase
• Dylan fulfils rugby dream
• Under-20 glory at the second time of asking
• Lingstown produces first win for Moore
• Horeswood in semi-final exit
• Martin’s book final place
• ALL THE GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Harriers recall U-21 win of 1968
• Dylan and Eddie excelling a long way from home
• Narrow schools exit
• Classy Counsel retain crown
• Seniors suffer agonising loss after late, late goal
• Fegan’s saves secure double
• Aidan’s hit back for fine win
• Ballythoma­s were brilliant
• Glory for Gaelscoil in derby
• Under-20 needs to be tweaked, but it’s a crucial grade
• Enniscorth­y add to lead in Division 1A
• Gorey back to winning ways
• Clancy leads charge
• No mystery why our clubs struggle in Leinster games
• Rothwell’s return key in Gorey’s U-18 victory
• U-12 teams exit from SFAI Cup
• Box Cup a success
• Ajax show their title credential­s
• White earns the points for Adamstown
• Gorey Rangers march on
• Wexford manager gets a thumbs up from Mayo legend
• A super weekend!
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Seven medals secured
• GREYHOUND RACING
• What the future holds is a matter of opinion
• Black Friday video causes controvers­y for businessma­n Dermot
• Forge Vintage Club annual party and presentati­on night
• 7 Things to t do this week...
• Homeless man’s threats to Council
• Tesco unveils its plan for Pierce’s
• Wexfordcom­paniesreap­ingthe benefitsof­Savannahtr­adelinks
• Chamber charged up after ESB breakfast
• ‘Gateway’ helping SMEs to build export sales growth
• Positive growth for Griffin Hotel Group
• Christmas in November? Well, why not?
• As election looms the more things change the more they stay the same
• 3-tier economy sees boom envy amid €50 pizza Dublin excess
• The road to hell is paved with plastic and wrapped tight in cling film
• A gallery a great place to relax in the now
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Ramsgrange
• Cushinstow­n
• TaghmonCam­ross
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Gusserane
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Horoscopes
• Seizures in dogs have a range of possible causes
• Is there such a thing as a stoat funeral procession?
• I’m A Celebrity is a real game changer for our little family
• Closing well prepares you to start well
• VAT increase to punish healthy consumers
• Gung-ho adventure breathes new life into legend of Sherwood
• Truly unacceptab­le offering from Fallout team
• This week in 1977
• Sam McCauley’s head office to leave Wexford
• Majority of patients report good experience­s in hospital

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