Wexford People - 2017-05-09

• Clamped after dad’s diagnosis of cancer
• WEXFORD VOTED THE BEST OPERA FESTIVAL IN WORLD!
• ALICIA LEARNED TO TALK AT 7... NOW SHE’S AN AUTHOR AT 13!
• Golf club’s appeal against Joseph’s clubhouse plan invalid, say planners
• 2,000 on Wexford’s Darkness Into Light walk
• Choral concert to celebrate music of Sue Furlong
• Garda boss shines spotlight on extent of domestic violence
• Civic roar of approval for the Lions
• Roddy Doyle sparkles in Anne Enright interview
• Unlike him, I’m no Get Up And Goer – more a a Lie On The Coucher
• Heritage buildings set to receive cash boost
• Christy, 27, is the first citizen
• Courthouse ‘van’ parking problem
• Taghmon tele mast approved by An Bord Pleanála
• Three Wexford companies shortliste­d for startup awards
• Film buffs will be in the dark at screening
• Kehoe to launch Strawberry Fair
• JP’s gamble pays off with Adamstown GAA draw win
• Wexford set to see a jump in number of playground­s
• Many challenges facing Ireland raised at memorial
• Major improvemen­t works at schools over the summer
• PatFarrell- AnApprecia­tion
• Sheilaleav­es behindagre­at familylega­cy
• Astalwarto­ftheLourde­spilgrimag­e
• Heartbreak at the death of 41-year-old PJ
• MaggieCart­hywasa jollyfamil­ywoman
• Devotedmot­herJoan alwaysputo­thersfirst
• Townrememb­ers the1911Loc­kout
• Singing and dancing with delight at Oyster Lane workshop
• Labour stalwarts honoured for contributi­on
• Colm Tóibín short story contenders
• May celebratio­ns
• Walshes Hairdresse­rs celebratin­g 85 years of successful business
• Beach wheelchair backers thanked
• Two recording bursaries for emerging musical talent
• BRINGINGNE­WLIFE TOOLDTRADI­TIONS
• DID YOU KNOW. ...
• St. Helen’s Golf Resort under new management
• New initiative­s at Enniscorth­y Golf Club
• Nurses warn of all-out strike action over pay
• One of the lowest ‘trolley’ rates
• Community garden finally taking shape
• Rememberin­gRescue116
• NOLAN CALLS FOR CHANGE
• Defeat for holders as Pettitt’s SHC starts
• Success for Kilmore’s Carthy on the double
• ELECTRIC IRELAND LEINSTER MINOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSH­IP Super second-half revival
• ‘Supermac’ and his Wexford links
• O’Connor secures late winner in derby meeting
• Alley men gain some revenge
• PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSH­IP GROUP B Martin’s lay down marker
• Chin’s class seals win
• PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSH­IP GROUP B
• Ferns have a point to spare
• Mary’s have it very easy
• ALL THE DETAILS
• ‘Pecker’ hasn’t lost his touch
• Jimmies weather storm
• Bunclody’s bright start
• Delaney’s goal seals the deal
• All that glitters isn’t Gold in heavy defeat to Meath
• Derby delight for Ballymurn
• Shamrocks sweep to a most impressive victory
• Adamstown throw it away
• Davidstown-Courtnacud­dy display fluency on way to title
• REDS RULE OK
• LEINSTER CHAMPIONSH­IPS Seniors lose by one point
• Second string bow out
• Mary’s march on to decider
• Two Wexford runners in big final at Leeside track
• U-17s beaten in cup derby
• Ace O’Brien re-writes the Classic record books
• ALL THE ACTION FROM BETTYVILLE Fine first win for O’Sullivan
• One loss doesn’t mean champs are about to lose grip
• Ball Time for football to get equal treatment from County Board
• ROVERS SUPREME
• Ferns get required result to secure U-16 crown
• CLOUGHBAWN JOY
• CONTINENTA­L TYRES WOMEN’S NATIONAL LEAGUE Hansberry has goal-den touch
• Luck deserting U-19 side
• SSE AIRTRICITY FIRST DIVISION SERIES 11 Golden goal powers students
• U-12s just miss out on semi-final spot
• MMI.IE WOMEN’S CUP FINAL AND DIVISION 3 FINAL Cup joy for Sky Blues
• ROUND-UP MOYNE MARCH ON
• Classy Corach crowned champions DIVISION 1
• Three-sy does it for Albion on awards night
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Rangers fail to close the gap on North End
• LEAGUE TABLES
• ROUND-UP O’Neill stays ahead
• BOOK REVIEW Paisley’s success did all the talking in golden era for reds
• Eleven races won on British soil
• CLUB NOTES ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• CLUB NOTES ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Bigwigs bury head in sand with Barton ban
• Pulling like a dog at Edermine!
• WEXFORD’S TRAGIC PRISONER OF WAR
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Hardtimes lead to a boom for sausages
• Wexford bidding to be ‘Info Age’ town
• Datapachel­ps distillery­to unifysyste­ms
• Scallan’s Food Service is awarded Wexford Food Family supporter status
• HOOK HIGHLIGHTS BUS TOUR LAUNCHED
• 5 biggest accounting mistakes made by SME’s
• IDA appoints new regional manager
• Prayer stems from tradition, not religion
• Fry’s ‘maniac God’ remark should spark rational debate
• Joy in bastion of freedom France as Ireland mired in Paddy politics
• Hundreds of old ‘Ireland’s Own’ copies bound with women’s nylons
• Great improvemen­ts to travelling by train the way i see it
• Property sales up 13 per cent
• Sci-fi lovers gearing up for WexWorlds festival
• MAN JAILED FOR FIVE YEARS FOR ORAL RAPE OF CHILD
• Bannow& Ballymitty
• Bree& Galbally
• Glynn& Barntown
• Rathangan& Cleariesto­wn
• RosslareSt­rand
• Rosslare Harbour
• Ballymurn
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• Ticks on pets need to be removed correctly
• Aspen leaves flutter, tremble, shiver and quake
• Know – and DO – what’s good for you!
• How to grow tomatoes outdoors
• Wellbeing & Meditation
• Practical Gardening
• Delightful­ly daft cocktail of spoof, slapstick and whodunnit
• Yet another mediocre first-person shooter
• Parked GAA cars block ambulance

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