Wexford People - 2017-08-29

• DUNNES TOLD TO DEVELOP OR SELL
• CRACKING UP
• POIGNANT TRIBUTE TO THE LATE JOY
• Two Wexford men feature in schizophre­nia documentar­y
• Norman No Way say historians
• People power for Wexford FC fans
• SMILES BETTER USE FOR VACANT SHOP IN CENTRE OF TOWN
• New Loreto and CBS
• Big reaction to Leonard’s Little Free Library idea
• Boys in clover with rare five-leaf find
• I remember my debs – and there was no envelope full of cash
• Elderly at risk on busy road at Ferrybank, say residents
• Datapac back on track for the South East Run For Life
• Orchestra auditions at County Wexford School of Music
• Great Island was entry point for first inhabitant­s
• Council’s restaurant go-ahead appealed
• Call to action to safeguard Duncannon beach
• ‘ONE MAN HADN’T SLEPT OR EATEN SINCE THE FIRE’
• Wexford friends in seventh heaven at McGregor fight
• Local government reform at fault says Cllr McDonald
• Pub owner and his pregnant wife lucky to escape blaze
• Margaret Gabbett, aged 74, had a caring and loving nature
• Sadness at the passing of Hugh (56)
• Margaret (99) lived a long and active life
• Paddy Wickham was the lifeblood of the GAA in Wexford for 70 years
• Dick was voice of council for almost 40 years
• CELEBRITIE­S LINE OUT FOR GOOD CAUSE
• Top class food at our family-run business
• Dublin, Carlow or Waterford…if you are studying here, Wexford Bus can get you there
• Exciting new courses at Bray Institute
• Wexford VTOS is a well-establishe­d Adult Education Centre
• Tuning in to the art of sound
• Wexford treatment for The Man From Clare
• Cleariesto­wn actor starring in Dublin fringe
• Wexford musicians hit the right note
• Looking for a personal trainer
• Ten Wexford schools in list of top 400
• Water Well Drilling Drilling your own well makes more sense
• HPV alarm as vaccine level drops
• MUM SAYS VACCINE STOLE DAUGHTER’S YOUTH
• FOOTBALL BOSS SOUGHT
• Reports of 32 games on the local club scene
• St. Anne’s shock the Shels for first title
• Glynn-Barntown lifeline after Shelmalier­s slip-up
• Four out of four for boys in blue
• Guiney shows class
• Kilmore firepower prevails
• Strong opening 20 minutes made all the difference for Glynn-Barntown
• Hogues have lots to spare
• Craanford boost their prospects
• Kinsella earns derby draw
• Jimmies tops with big finish
• Adamstown on song in derby
• Sharpshoot­er Sam the key
• Monageer still unbeaten
• Island shine in must-win clash
• Pat’s push on to quarters
• Fethard seal second place
• Rocks and GOH advance
• The lights go out in Bree
• Mellows locked in relegation battle
• Dismissal of key man sparked Cloughbawn to life
• Shels seal spot in decider
• Stiffer test for slick Martin’s
• Oulart best in local derby
• A POWERFUL SHOW
• Only twelve games played in strangely quiet week
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• First blood drawn by Martin’s Minors
• Wexford football at a crossroads and stability is needed
• Glowing tribute paid to the late BY BRENDAN FURLONG
• Club Junior players ought to be treated with greater respect
• Tables are turned
• It’s all to play for in concluding round on the club scene
• O’Hanlon’s the four-goal hero
• Goals give Bannow edge
• Ferns pull win out of fire
• Devereux extinguish­es Harriers’ hopes
• All-Ireland bid ends in defeat
• Katie scores in rugby loss
• SCHOOLBOYS SOCCER FIXTURES
• Good weekend at All-Ireland horseshoes
• Taghmon on double
• Doyle does the business to claim Over-70 crown
• Dobbs scores in friendly loss to Bray Wanderers
• Cork crush U-17 challenge
• A third win in four for U-19s
• North End remain the team to beat
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Pat displays class
• Formula 1 action in playground of rich and famous
• Racing at Wexford on Saturday
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Frayne’s fine year continues in final
• Towns Cup glory
• DUBLIN DOMINANT ON GREY DAY FOR TYRONE
• Campaign will promote South East region
• Consider a career in tourism industry: IHF
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Youngest team of priests in Ireland
• It was the longest load on an Irish road
• Bank has no right to advise on life choices
• It’s high time we start tackling child obesity epidemic
• Red Daddy chinos land yours truly in hot water with fashion police
• Let’s all ride pillion to Rio de Janeiro behind a spaced out Hell’s Angel
• A Trump-like phenomenon in the church
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Piercestow­n
• TaghmonCam­ross
• Rosslare Harbour
• Glynn & Barntown
• Bree & Galbally
• Horoscopes
• Wobbly chickens make a pet vet’s job interestin­g
• Anglers keep an eye out for pink salmon in rivers
• If you’re a carer, care for yourself too
• THE BIG SCREEN Cruise puts a sheen on corrupt pilot’s shady dealings
• For F1 fans, a definite improvemen­t on last year
• FORMER CHAIRMAN SEAN WINS CAR IN MODEL DRAW

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