New Ross Standard - 2021-03-02

• €30,000 needed to keep theatre afloat
• Covid-19 fines low compared to nearby counties
• MIRACLE BOY’S MOTHER RAISES €5,700 FOR HOSPITALS
• WOMEN IN BUSINESS: celebratin­g the best in County Wexford
• Jumping for joy!
• Blue may be the colour for part of South East Greenway
• County 6th lowest for incidence rate
• Man agrees to have no contact with woman he assaulted
• A week before dead calf found in water supply by child is removed
• Dawn departure for Dunbrody to get €700,000 dry dock makeover
• FDYS states workers were correctly prioritise­d in HSE vaccine roll-out
• Maureen Mernagh was the personific­ation of dedication and service
• Shamie lived a full life despite many challenges
• AN UNFLINCHIN­G LENS AND EYE FOR BUSINESS
• ‘It’s all about knowing the territory, otherwise you are dead in the water’
• Priority two adaptation works won’t start until later this year
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D
• Graiguenam­anagh and Thomastown branches to close
• Challenges of living with a mental illness during lockdown
• New series to document Impact of Covid on communitie­s
• CHALLENGIN­G WRITING COMPETITIO­N FOR KIDS
• Social housing concerns in Enniscorth­y district
• Protected disclosure at a Co Wexford primary school
• ‘Shop local’ message has been lost in latest lockdown
• Get the wow factor with new gates and railings
• Clonroche girls making screen debut in Dublin Film Festival short
• Thrashing your day away with a speed metal frenzy
• New single hits a positive note
• Police car ‘riddled with bullets’ in Flying Column’s first ambush
• The Brownswood woman who broke down barriers and created the most enduring of legacies
• CAN MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES BE GENDER SPECIFIC?
• Knock to the ankle for Tadhg in easy win
• HEARNE AND DOYLE FETED
• Club bosses mostly in place
• Major role for Kent in the CCCC chair for next three years
• Harriers have plans
• Stretch in daylight and sunshine give us a welcome lift
• Hes its strategic plan ss seven areas in detailed document
• Physical failings in our hurling attack must be dealt with
• Molloy nets two as women draw
• Cheltenham is out for our top amateur riders
• ALL EYES FIRMLY ON EUROPE’S TOP PRIZE
• LEO WEXFORD WOMEN IN BUSINESS NETWORK
• Aspiring entreprene­urs need to grasp the supports available
• New legislatio­n to make criminal procedures become more efficient
• Wexford’s historic pawnshop to close
• Immigrants ‘being targeted by gang’
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Urgent support needed for hotel industry
• EuroBlue flourishes in uncertain times
• Roche Freight receives all-star accreditat­ion for customer focus
• Shovels at the ready, heavy digging required
• No detail and even less hope on offer in the latest ‘plan’ to live with Covid
• Coffee chats, remember them? We’re in social quicksand now
• Take a large dollop of chorizo and stick it in your tortilla – ethnic cooking with Medders
• ‘If there is no God we’ll never find out’
• St Joseph’s athletes stay the course to win awards in virtual ceremony
• CLONROCHEP­OULPEASTY
• TAGHMONCAM­ROSS
• TULLOGHERR­OSBERCON
• GUSSERANE
• DUNCANNON
• RAMSGRANGE
• FETHARDON-
• STLEONARDS
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• A real treasure full of charm and character
• SEAT’S best of both worlds
• Lockdown is...when the highlight of the week is a trip to the hardware store!
• Tips to help you improve your mental health
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• QUICK CLUES
• Winter visiting swans are set to depart very soon

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