Wexford People - 2017-07-18

• How the Wexford whale landed a place in history
• JOHNNY LOGAN’S WEDDING DAY SURPRISE FOR TEACHER ANITA
• JUDGMENT FOR €5.2M AGAINST FATHER AND SON
• Wexford Mayor Jim lands key appointmen­t at WIT
• ‘HUNCHBACK’ WOWS AUDIENCES
• Wexfordman is the new head of Irish Kidney Associatio­n
• Business on hold as van is stolen and damaged
• Coldplay gig was ferry good news for Stena
• Why are they calling our dog ‘Curiosity’? I didn’t really want to hear the answer
• Arc to open by August weekend
• Omniplex drives ahead with more parking spaces
• Invasive plant cited in Ardcavan planning appeal
• Jenny climbs high for Pieta House
• First crime novel from pen of author Shane
• Imelda May tickets sell out in eight minutes
• Public protest against bank plans in Taghmon
• Festival aims to hit the right note
• Education played a key role in the life of Fr Fintan
• Ger will be remembered as a great family man
• Sad passing of Richard
• Patricia loved spending time with her family
• Ger is elected as Lions Club president
• Men who have problems with anger can get help at MEND
• Cutting alcohol excise tax will protect hospitalit­y jobs
• Sadness at death of mum of four Martina, aged 38
• Saucy Butcher carves out another success
• Howlin and Wallace are top talkers in the Dail
• Help with paying the rent
• Help with school costs
• To perform at festival
• 1% LPT HIKE FOR HEALTH MOTION FAILS
• Lack of Cath lab is ‘murder by stealth’
• Vigilance needed over new estates
• Councillor­s hope that Echo jobs can be saved
• Council ‘dead wrong’ on major burial changes
• Clonroche WWII war hero dies in Kenya
• A hub for farmers across Wexford for the past 40 years
• Success of the centre comes from its ability to service all sectors of the community
• Fun for all in sunshine as 15,000 gather for show
• New music theatre college campus in Wexford
• JOE AND ELEANOR ON ABERJAZZ BILL
• Council to unveil portrait of the late Mairéad Furlong
• WHAT’S ON AROUND COUNTY WEXFORD WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 FRIDAY, JULY 21 SATURDAY, JULY 22
• WHAT’S ON AROUND COUNTY WEXFORD
• TACTICAL BATTLE IN STORE
• Slick Ballyhogue run riot
• Two late goals foil Duffry’s bid
• Rosslare ease to victory
• Flynn injury blow
• Talented duo best in Audi quattro Cup
• Forde special seals deal
• Vols finish on very high note
• Byrne hits fine hat-trick
• Bolger bags win with moment of absolute magic
• No stopping Gorey
• St. Martin’s hit near neighbours for six in Junior football rout
• Shels edge it in tight derby
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Farrell salvages Alley draw
• Féile a fantastic success
• Business end for Juveniles
• Shock result as unraced stake starts with a bang
• Blues strike back
• Monumental battle for Minor football semi spots
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• CRUCIAL GOREY WIN
• Under-16 Leinster ‘C’ victory
• Midlanders turn tables
• It’s 2-2 in previous meetings
• Shedding some light on the Devereux family name
• State of the art
• Our chances are 40/60 but Deise men are beatable
• Wexford primed to upset the formbook
• Memories of 1976 and the last major games on Leeside
• Davy’s years with rivals should help
• Hally’s resignatio­n another bitter blow for Wexford football
• Draw not enough to advance
• Under-16 crew ransacked by goal-hungry Tipp
• One foot in quarter-finals
• Farce from start to finish
• Forde caps fine season
• U-17s dumped by Lilywhites
• Corach held by Leonards crew
• Lowly finishes for girls at Gaynor Cup in Limerick
• Wexford held at the death
• Struggling Under-19 squad rooted to foot of table
• Wexford now the team to beat
• Byrne goal crowns comeback
• Seán’s six of the best
• Disturbing look at an organisati­on losing all control
• O’Brien on a winner at Newmarket
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Not easy to avoid the money-fuelled circus
• Funding through Ireland-Wales programme for local businesses
• Specialist Chinese nurses visit Whitfield cancer centre
• How should I pay for staff travel expenses?
• Threat to fishing industry from Brexit
• Pope is invited to pay a visit to Wexford
• New £4 million hotel opens in Enniscorth­y
• Crossabeg man is awarded an Oscar
• Decriminal­ising drug use a dangerous move
• The terror exercise in Dublin did little to reassure the rest of the country
• Taoiseach steps up and shows real leadership just in ‘Time’ for summer
• Stock taking clearout of a kitchen press at the Manor makes for a most novel diet
• Archbishop’s important lecture
• Over 100 get on their marks for school
• ‘ALL WE WANT IS SOME HELP’
• Oulart & The Ballagh
• Oylegate & Glenbrien
• Bree & Galbally
• Taghmon & Camross
• Ballymore & Mayglass
• Glynn & Barntown
• Over the Water
• Rathangan & Cleariesto­wn
• Piercestow­n
• Rosslare Harbour
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Prevent hassle of losing your cat or dog by making sure they’re microchipp­ed
• Out-of-control alien weed with colourful flowers
• Work in a team and see the benefits
• Feel good again by rebalancin­g hormone levels
• Flawless animation in a poignant sequel – even if director and team don’t reinvent the steering wheel
• Master Trials a solid addition to magnificen­t Zelda
• This week in 1980
• Castle could make a seaside ‘des-res’
• Browne’s mental health bill is passed by Dáil

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