New Ross Standard - 2021-04-13

• LOVE ON THE ROCKS!
• JACK’S SURREAL HOOK IMAGES
• CLICK & COLLECT ‘VITAL’ TO SHOPS
• FURY OVER ILLEGAL DUMPING BY ST STEPHEN’S CEMETERY
• GAA CALENDAR BECOMES CLEAR
• ‘Goodbye Zoom, hello classroom’ as students return to school
• No firm updates given to council on Wexford campus
• Community in mourning following Edmond’s passing
• Loftus Hall for sale at €2.65m
• Claire’s novel examines cult of silence in 1980s New Ross
• SECOND-LEVEL TEACHERS HAVE NO CONFIDENCE IN VACCINE ROLL-OUT
• Wexford Bus services covering all vaccinatio­n centres
• ‘You’re going into the class on a wing and a prayer’
• Alan becomes proud owner of legend’s ‘one and only’ cue
• EDGE OF DESPAIR
• Council faces race against time to protect Kilmore coastline
• Lauren’s business set for national stage
• RTÉ documentar­y to examine Tóibín’s relationsh­ip with Wexford
• Wallace shrugs off criticism of his visit to Iraqi militia headquarte­rs
• Tree-planting ceremonies offer hope for the future
• PhilLynott­and ‘Clapton, man!’
• Gunfire ripped through New Ross during major attack on RIC barracks
• 1798 book tells story of emigration
• The incredible tale of the million dollar Irishman who went to the top
• New law will give parents more leave flexibilit­y from work
• Lack of motorhome facilities hitting Wexford tourism hard
• Changes at beach car park aim to stamp out overnight camping
• Concern over dental care contracts
• No set timeline for installati­on of new MRI machine at Wexford Hospital
• Call to help Nova with fundraiser for adapted car
• Certain services and tradespeop­le are allowed access to your home for an emergency
• Father’s Covid concern about ante-natal clinic
• Response from Wexford General Hospital
• Visit to your local plant hire before making a big investment
• Art fundraiser goes incognito for Jack & Jill
• Pop-rock gems with all guns blazing from a turret
• The man who ran off with the circus!
• Wexford FC suffer third league loss on the trot
• Alley ruled the roost with classy show in ’70
• Ladies to take on Kerry, Meath and Clare in league
• WEXFORD GOLF
• Tattan looking forward
• Billy enters Hall of Fame in California
• Ross in need of help
• Roche full of hope
• Ten Wexford horses sold for €1m
• Murphy’s hit target
• May GAA return a positive - but only for the chosen few
• New faces on the hurling panel need ample game time
• How teams fared after 1970
• COUNTY SHC RESULTS 1970
• Local winner of major stake
• Wexford treble on good racing card at Bettyville
• Eleven from 16 a fine return
• Wins for O’Brien, Bolger
• Seán shows he wasn’t kidding
• O’Brien marks promotion
• Rachael paves way for those who follow
• ‘Meniscus’ is an easy act to follow
• DonsstarJo­hnisa hitonhisvi­sit‘home’
• Murder‘photo-fit’ shockforSt. Senan’s
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Staffords to develop €57m whiskey site
• Vouchers provide €480k boost
• Gonzales Racing team enjoy successful launch
• Alas, poor lockdown, we knew thee so well
• A welcome respite from restrictio­ns but we still have a long way to go
• Ominous signs coming out of China
• Awn of a new era as urban areas to get taste of continenta­l living
• Being there through thick and thin – and through the pandemic too
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• TAGHMONCAM­ROSS TULLOGHERR­OSBERCON
• NEWBAWN RAMSGRANGE STLEONARDS
• GUSSERANE
• CLONROCHEP­OULPEASTY
• Technology is being used to maximum effect
• How covid has improved the business of property sales
• Premium business premises in Trinity Street
• LEAF leading Nissan’s drive
• The vaccine is the only way out of this, so let’s not put others at risk
• Laughter is indeed the best medicine
• Carnozin – looking after your stomach
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Simple ways of keeping your pet’s skin healthy
• Rubbing a dock leaf on a nettle sting works
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Gnarls Barkley had enough after nine weeks at the top

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