New Ross Standard - 2020-06-02

• Advance factory boost for town
• BISHOP CELEBRATES GOLDEN JUBILEE
• WINNIE’S 40 YEARS OF SERVICE
• WEXFORD’S CARERS FIND THEIR VOICE IN NEW RTÉ DOCUMENTAR­Y
• REOPENING OUR TOURISM GEMS
• Local childcare providers are facing an uncertain and worrying future
• Doctor Stephen in quarantine after efforts to get home
• Man accused of trying to intimidate garda
• Gardaí ‘doing our best’ but cannot close the beaches
• Life’s a beach as sun bursts through gloom
• Financial interventi­on needed for sector – Murphy
• ‘NO PEDESTRIAN­ISATION WITHOUT CONSULTATI­ON’
• Will this ‘Sinn Féin Tsunami’ ever reach the shoreline?
• Is the time now right for Ó Súilleabhá­in to get Dáil nod?
• Wexford musicians offer hope during online concerts
• Forde has eye on being SF’s second man in Wexford
• Helen Blake’s colourful past adds to its legacy
• Oz-based Wexford scientist at heart of Covid-19 vaccine trial
• CRUINNIÚ NA NÓG IS GOING VIRTUAL FOR 2020
• Warm welcome for Johnstown reopening
• Enniscorth­y Castle to reopen on July 20
• Historic times at the Irish National Heritage Park as re-opening looms
• Wells House adjusting to its own new normal
• Kia Ora looking to keep the farm as open as possible
• Stunning JFK Arboretum proving popular
• Caution urged in wake of recent farm tragedies
• Oh buoy, oh buoy, port works secured
• Fr Odhran Furlong celebrates his silver jubilee in cathedral
• Strain of lockdown has led to 30% increase in domestic violence cases
• €10,000 art project winners announced
• Myteenage summer
• Local company’s hands-free unit for sanitiser
• Reserving a place on the ‘A’ team of new music
• Ignite getting companies ready for the new normal
• Bank of Ireland carers’ card targets ‘vulnerable’ customers
• Dental practice wins new award
• Localbusin­essuses glasstechn­ologyto createneww­indows
• ART FINDS A WAY
• Mental health support for young people
• FROM WEXFORD TO THE CAPE: THE SEARCH FOR 61 FAMINE EMIGRANTS
• County return ‘lot easier’
• Bolger very happy just to roll with the punches
• Browne has managed to leave major impression
• Reflection­s on ’03
• Classic contenders face problems with rules on quarantine
• ‘Flash’ a major loss
• The day Fr. Martin faced the Kingdom
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Trials to resume in Enniscorth­y dog track Monday GREYHOUNDS
• Forde focused in lockdown
• Dedication to the cause a hallmark of Casey’s career
• R rolls with punches
• More for clubs to consider than new games structure
• A Wanderer first and always
• Spreading the rugby gospel
• High-flyer confined to base
• UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SEAN FLANAGAN
• Spot on as Greg seals it
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Close to perfect display
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Gold rush for students
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Marathon effort to get back in shape
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• The mystery of the body in the freezer
• Losing the run of ourselves as the heat rises
• A city ablaze and a country in turmoil as Trump pours fuel on the flames
• The long-predicted slayer of the local newspaper could now be the knight in shining armour
• Misty eyed about the smell of new mown grass and brack in the afternoon
• Politician­s practice the art of confusion
• ‘ANY INVESTMENT WOULD BE WELCOME’
• Chairman in favour of any endeavour to develop Europort
• ‘There is a difference between making noise and being active’ – Byrne
• Cushinstow­n
• Duncannon
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Gusserane
• TullogherR­osbercon
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• MOTORINGEX­TRA Mercedes’ super seven-seater
• Three months of lockdown, and it’s amazing what you get used to
• Do you hear creaking joints? Don’t ignore it
• Why we need to keep pets cool in summer
• Hoverflies good insects to have in your garden
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Amazon’s first foray as dull as you would expect
• Retro top 10

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