Wexford People - 2016-10-04

• HOW WEXFORD LINEN HIT LONDON CATWALK
• WEXFORD COUNCILLOR­S VOTE FOR A 5% HIKE IN PROPERTY TAX
• Wexford gets ready to sing and swing
• Graduate Joseph keeps promise to late sister Tracie
• WEXFORD BRINGS HOME TWO TOP SCHOLARSHI­PS
• Wexford Youths score in FIFA 17 video game
• Order of Malta’s O’Grady criticises insurers over ‘loading’
• Mayglass pupils are detectives for a day!
• Hundreds expected for medal parade at Rosslare Europort
• Farmers’ Market moves to Tesco
• I have tried all forms of exercise and I just can’t do it – maybe I’m just allergic to it!
• Travelling as a pro and the effects!
• Site plan submitted for €23m hospital extension
• Director phoned representa­tives
• CELTIC LINEN’S 100-DAY FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL
• Business as usual as investors sought
• Carmel’s novel is a real page turner at launch
• Aussie Tara pushes ahead in her three month long cycle
• Rackardhur­lcoming backtoWexf­ord
• Self-service on way in Revenue
• A tale of two Tintern Abbeys in Opera Festival brochure
• Wexford artists on TV show
• Support medical cannabis appeal
• Mercy pupils Hop for Hospice
• Saving lives of young drivers
• Now isa good togive time vehicle once-
• Surf’s up for life savers
• Businesses are served with eviction notices by Wells House owners
• Young man gets 13 months in jail for ‘serious offences’
• Evictions came ‘after extensive dialogue’ between parties
• Larger-than-lifeFranci­scan ‘FrFritz’diesatthea­geof90
• Multitalen­tedEllenne­verforgoth­erWexfordr­oots
• Wexford folklore at the National Library
• Culture TEACHER PAUL IS A
• NEW FESTIVAL WRITE ON
• LEACY BIG INJURY DOUBT
• Setback for women in home loss to Shels
• THE COURTYARD FERNS IHC AND TOP OIL IAHC SEMI-FINALS Adamstown finish on a high
• Rackard to Duffry’s rescue with last-gasp leveller
• DERBY DELIGHT!
• Dub Brennan part of the Barntown camp
• Conor gets the call
• Sinnott leads way
• Black card farce has been a total and utter disaster
• Cloughbawn bridge long gap
• Dwyer shows class up front
• Cloughbawn complete first leg of super double
• Monageer reach decider
• Double dream still alive
• Jack’s the lad for seasiders
• Byrne penalty key score
• Rapps rule in poor weather
• Lee seals deal
• CoisteCorn­er Moguegeen lads run riot
• Captain O’Neill leads by example
• THE PERFECT YEAR!
• Coiste na nOg championsh­ips nearing conclusion
• Bunclody survive comeback
• HAPPY HOGUES
• Barden relishing first year at helm
• Flynn in flying form
• TOM DOYLE SUPPLIES SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSH­IP Glynn-Barntown by three reckons Dodd
• Barren spell to be bridged one way or the other in final
• A most unlikely pairing for final
• Ball Six players set to have big influence on intriguing clash
• Ferns tipped to spring surprise
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Manager search stepped up
• JFK Park hosts cross-country
• Shels ladies well beaten
• Super handball weekend
• U19s reach shield semis
• Two losses for Wanderers on the road
• Ross run riot
• U17s ship heavy defeat
• Best to date from Scorthy
• Gorey boys face tourists
• New Ross on top after long trip to Louth
• Redmond goal wins battle of the Rovers
• Wexford Celtic shock Sky Blues in town derby
• New Ross Celtic sink Freebooter­s
• Cullen double wins it for the seasiders
• Murphy dismissal a blow in success away to Cork
• ROUND-UP O’BRIEN RULES WORLD
• BOOK REVIEW Violent background explored as Barton cuts close to bone
• Good start to point-to-point defences
• CLUB NOTES ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Grand prize final the greyhound feature Thursday
• BATTLE OF BOSSES IS STEALING THE SHOW
• Customer thumbs-up for credit union sand Sam McCauley
• 40-hour wait for data recovery
• The pitfalls to avoid in a family run business
• High praise for local business at awards
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Surveys hows many students can’ t read
• Wexford jobs go due to US terror fall out
• Mullen’s comments reflect need for debate
• ‘Vote-grabbing’ ideas may have opposite effect
• Adams and his virgin teddy bears taking Shock and Dáil to new level
• It’s like I’m waking up to a language in revolution, with ‘lol’ already jettisoned
• What a joy to experience acts of kindness
• WEXFORD TIDY TOWNS 2016 (WEEK 2): THE ADJUDICATO­RS’ REPORTS IN FULL
• Wexford gets special praise in TidyTowns
• Three midwives retire from hospital
• Inspiratio­nal TEDx night at Arts Centre
• THE MUSIC MAN
• Over the Water
• Bree/Galbally
• Glenbrien
• Glynn-Barntown
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Murrintown
• Ballymore/ Mayglass
• Rathangan/ Cleariesto­wn
• RosslareSt­rand
• What’s causing your pet’s digestive upset?
• Helicopter seeds a good example of evolution at work
• Going wild is really the way to go
• Supplement­s for those at risk of osteoporos­is
• THE BIG SCREEN Tim Burton returns with plenty of weirdness, but not enough wonder
• You don’t need to love cars to enjoy Forza

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