New Ross Standard - 2020-04-28

• Heartbroke­n families say their goodbyes
• WILL COVID-19 CALL TIME ON OUR PUBS?
• CHURCH CLOSURES INEVITABLE IN A CHANGING LANDSCAPE
• Local lecturer’s study on the transmissi­on of Covid-19
• ‘People don’t realise how virus is. There is no real
• Serious this goodbye’
• Public being urged to report holidaymak­ers visiting district
• Katie was an industriou­s lady and a gas character
• The reality of lockdown learning
• A scone and a chat help community spirit
• SANCTUARY BY THE SEA
• Drones set to monitor tourist traps as visitors told ‘stay away’
• Strong garda presence as crowd gathers for funeral
• Seán gets creative while cocooning
• Study shows importance of social distancing
• Tailor in direct provision making face masks for local community
• County Chamber launches Revive post-Covid strategy
• ‘I thought he was safer in hospital... nowhere is safe now’
• Riverbank and Stores to
• TAPPING GRANTS KEY TO SURVIVAL
• A clear plan is needed for pubs until virus vaccine is developed
• ‘It’s difficult and there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel’
• SIMON BOURKE
• FANTASTICA­L TALES DURING A TIME OF DESPAIR
• Landlocked rowers dig deep to cross Atlantic (virtually) during lockdown
• Dumping on the rise in lockdown
• ‘Reopen arboretum for special needs kids and their families’
• May Bush festival the perfect boost for these uncertain times
• Nursing home residents have an egg-citing April
• Nine arrested after violent brawl in which man was struck by car
• ‘Irreplacea­ble’Eileenwas well knownthrou­ghoutCoWex­ford
• Man who sold drugs at festival given 18 months
• Businesses going above and beyond to get products
• Wexford town man is jailed for sexual abuse of three girls
• Carmel’s eighth novel has a title for our times
• A FABULOUS FOOTBALL 15
• Jamie has the sport of kings in his blood
• Presentati­on pushing the boundaries in fine style
• Farewell Jim, a Sars legend
• Rare claim to fame
• Oliver Gough R.I.P.
• Foxe focuses on college work
• Best footballer­s since 1970
• Late Ger put smiles on countless faces
• Players voice real concerns
• O’Brien has done more than most to aid football cause
• Porting boundaries
• Likelihood of any championsh­ips shrouded in doubt
• Twenty top years in saddle
• Coaches opt for innovation
• Schools camogie queens
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Weakened hurlers suffer second big loss in week
• Double league delight
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Record-breaking win
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Failing to get just rewards for talent
• Orion’s stars align for Joey in lockdown
• WaitingatG­ate 11inJFKAir­port
• C&D launches new online store
• Producersj­oinforces Hospitalit­y sector calls for action withNeighb­ourfood tosupplylo­calfoods
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Surprise as Farrell joins hurling set-up
• Loft us Hall plan for handicappe­d school maybe in jeopardy
• Public ans deny price fix asp in ts go up 10p
• Standards are slipping, it’s time to wise up
• The country needs certainty in a time ofcrisis- aDáildeal can wait no longer
• Inventing a new hairstyle as Little (and Old) Fellas get Covid cuts
• The mysterious case of the disappeari­ng brassica, as told by a super sleuth
• Everything you wanted to know about the Ros Tapestries
• Gusserane
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Duncannon
• Fethard-on-Sea
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Rosslare Harbour
• RosslareSt­rand
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• MOTORINGEX­TRA Extra space is key in new GLA
• Sign up for Workplace Wellbeing Day
• I’ve never watched the news so much...Mr Holohan you are my hero
• Balance your nerves with help from nature
• Horoscopes
• Roadmap to recovery will involve reinventio­n of life
• No evidence that bats directly infected humans
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Faithful and charming remake of a 90’s classic
• THIS WEEK IN 1976

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