New Ross Standard - 2020-03-17

• COVID-19 CRISIS:
• MIXING CULTURES AND PRODUCING AWARD-WINNING CHOCOLATE
• Racing with a difference at Wexford Racecourse
• Costs of county Wexford’s biggest projects are revealed
• Key County Council services will continue
• Mad rush for cleaning products, alcohol and food in local stores
• Pharmacies urge people to remain calm
• Doctor urges married couples to self isolate as crisis hits home
• Confirmati­ons suspended, parishione­rs urged to keep numbers down at funerals
• Pub closures cap terrible start to 2020
• Gigs get the axe as a result of coronaviru­s
• Council’s foreign travel off due to Covid-19
• ‘You are terrified to show the white flag, to show you’re afraid’
• LOCAL SINGER GROUNDED IN VIRUS-HIT BARCELONA
• Coronaviru­s case confirmed in community
• Cleaning companies in high demand
• Vintners hope for clarity as pubs face unpreceden­ted closures
• PPS limbo for workers left unemployed by Covid crisis
• Virus impact on farming sector under scrutiny
• The tweet which sparked the world into action
• Patient praises Wexford General Clubs and parish staff after isolation ordeal groups called on
• Case made for Link night bus town service
• Inistioge to represent Ireland as best village
• Exciting plans for Fethard announced
• Council to close public offices to stem virus spread
• Massive blow to charities as Hope & Dream 10 is postponed until October
• Cllr Carthy urges people to self isolate
• Mayor urges every precaution in ‘unpreceden­ted crisis’
• Yingtan City grateful for Wexford support in coronaviru­s fallout
• €27,000 spent on youth feasabilit­y study
• The origin of Mother’s Day
• Geological sites will be preserved following audit
• Curracloe community protecting our coasts
• Owners learn to speak dog at canine workshop
• FROM CAPETOWN TO BEATING THE SUN IN IRELAND
• It shows in your shoes
• Vehicle must be in good and efficient working order
• WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT DELAYS SPARK ANGER
• Council in talks with other colleges over campus after IT Carlow snub
• ‘Nobody will be left behind’ in broadband plan
• Wexford roots evoke unique photograph­y
• So near and yet so far to first soccer win
• Rosslare claim club of the year accolade
• Cashel thwart Carnew in decider
• U-16s out-pointed
• First blood to Oulart
• Enniscorth­y A.C. the best club
• Codd bags his tenth Festival winner,
• A fruitful week for We
• They didn’t teach me how to handle this one in college
• And Jacob also on the scoreboard
• Bigger picture is more important if fixtures decimated
• Chess hosts make right moves COMMUN ITY GAMES
• Sarah sets standard
• Rory proved to be the best fit for role of rugby captaincy
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Show goes on despite the dark cloud above
• Ex solicitor facing tax charges
• Enterprise Award for Dulann Ltd
• Coronaviru­s andBrexit concernsfo­r exporters
• Staff developmen­t award for Talbot Hotel
• Valerie Boggan earns national role
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Wexford’shistoric pawnshopto­close
• Immigrants‘being targetedby­gang’
• Uncertain times unleash Generation Greed
• Don’t panic, listen to the experts and don’t forget to wash your hands
• Out of our comfort zones we can conquer our fears and this virus
• Stretching it in pursuit of a topic of conversati­on other than the obvious
• Design teams now in place for two major school extensions
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Ramsgrange
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Horoscopes
• Coronaviru­s and pets: what you need to know
• No snakes, but Ireland does have other reptiles
• We need to stay at home and stay safe. This too will pass.
• Serene but lightweigh­t rallying cry against sexism
• The slickest Battle Royale offering on the market
• Buí Bolg had to abandon plans for six major St Patrick’s Day parades

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