New Ross Standard - 2020-01-21

• HUGE DEMAND FOR COMMUNITY BRIDGE WALK
• 15 STARTERS IN WEXFORD RACE
• UP FOR THE MATCH!
• Verona Murphy goes the GoFundMe route to aid campaign
• SEAL RESCUE DRAMA AT HOOK LIGHTHOUSE
• Bridge walk sells out in the space of a day
• Politician­s up the poles before we head to the polls
• Bush fires have reaffirmed bond between Ireland and Australia
• Railway Bridge ‘being left to rot’
• Singers raise the roof in Duncannon
• Record year for Hook Lighthouse
• GYMNASTS’ EUROPEAN ADVENTURES
• County Wexford ‘world leader’ in NZEB housing
• Plan for ‘greyway’ cycling route from Dublin to Dungarvan
• Hitler, the Border and St Patrick to feature in upcoming lectures
• Dunbrody is in ship shape with €400,000
• Clonroche NS pupils benefit from pilot free book scheme Cannabis plantvalue­d at€800
• Deirdre Wadding back in the game as PBP candidate
• Aontú puts trust in Codd
• Charity founder Bart running for businesspe­ople and patients
• Carthy promises strong voice in Dáil
• Johnny Mythen will hope that history repeats itself
• Unity the key for McDonald and Martin
• Innovative Sheehan ‘top class’ – Martin
• Aldo and Griffin backing D’Arcy
• Large party days are over – Verona
• ON THE BRINK
• Motoring summonses struck out by judge
• Students tell their story to put a human face on IT Carlow campaign
• SHEIL KINNEAR EXPANDS FOLLOWING MERGER
• THE BARGAIN HUNTER
• World War Two signs unearthed at Cahore Point and Hook Head
• Sometimes you just need a little helping hand
• Caring for the Elderly
• Parties square off over the Market House
• Black and dirty water coming from taps
• Moore action needed on litter and lifebuoys Station is a step closer
• Committee formed on mental health Live streaming of meetings could cost €90,000 per year
• Giving young people a voice
• Council dismisses An Post figures
• An accident waiting to happen
• FORENSIC ACCOUNTANT EXAMINING ENNISCORTH­Y GREYHOUND TRACK REPORT
• Exclusive: we reveal the 31 Wexford Has Talent semi-finalists
• Perfect time to take advice and lean on the experts
• Newbay House is a stunning period house set on 16 acres of garden and woodland
• The Step House Hotel is an elegant boutique hotel full of character
• Captains to miss out
• Counsel survive despite defeat
• Big win not enough for Peter’s
• Under-20s improve
• Murphy’s €2,000 fine confirmed
• Sigerson semis interest
• Football progress was slow process
• Tadhg’s on target
• Early nineties marked by Intermedia­te double
• The view from Na Gaeil camp
• Encouragin­g to see hurlers developing early winning habit
• Foley marks milestone with super winner
• Na Gaeil haven’t been idle since Co. title victory in May
• Davy will have his focus trained on a decent league run
• Rum run from Ballinaboo­la
• Carroll hits Forth winner
• Adamstown in command
• Agony for Under-15 side
• Outclassed Under-13 crew hit for six by D.D.S.L.
• North End and Forth Celtic progress in LFA Youths Cup
• Rangers closing in
• Codd and Murphy treble at Ballinagor­e
• Wexford success
• Keen rivalries have energised fans of G.A.A. from the off
• Sheil a master of his art
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Gorey gain a vital success
• Peter’s reach last eight
• Invitation­s in the post for Klopp’s ’Pool party
• SpringWedd­ings
• 7 Things to t do this wweek...
• Rocksboro project gets the green light
• Primaryedu­cation comesunder­fire
• Boom times ahead for small garages
• Protecting­personalda­taonline
• Protecting­yourperson­aldataonli­neiseasier­ifyoufollo­wsomerules
• Stafford’s invest in sustainabi­lity
• LEADER funding boost for county
• Celtic Linen losses due to expansion
• The good and bad of RT É sum med up in one show
• Has team Varadkar backed the wrong horse with their focus on Brexit?
• Martin strikes first blood in game to win votes by auction politics
• A spooky tale as the lord of the manor poses as one of the living dead
• A positive, uplifting word never goes astray
• HOPE AND DREAM TEAM BEHIND THE SCENE
• Dietary Advice
• Natural environmen­t at the heart of Anne’s work in Kamera 8 art show
• Lantern ready to let the laughter commence
• January is a useless month
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Ballyculla­ne
• Duncannon
• Cushinstow­n
• RathanganC­leariestow­n
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Horoscopes
• Talk to politician­s about animals before you vote
• Damp walls support a range of life forms
• When you look at the Royals it’s not so bad being a plain old peasant
• Progress towards what you want
• A.Vogel Immune Support – a natural choice
• Courtroom true story adds layer of Hollywood sheen
• A great game, and downright unforgivin­g too
• THIS WEEK IN 1983

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