Wexford People - 2017-11-28

• ‘IT WAS SHEER PANIC’
• 4-acre site for Women’s Refuge
• Magic on Wexford Quay as Santa switches on the Christmas lights
• LIAM GAUL’S NEW BOOK ‘WINGS OVER WEXFORD’ IS LAUNCHED
• TOP-CLASS BOXER IS GRANTED BAIL ON ASSAULT CHARGE
• Domestic violence booklet launch
• Use old clinic for rape crisis centre – Lawlor
• ‘Very few are sad to see Mugabe gone’
• We don’t need Black Friday and Cyber Monday - we’re Irish
• Disney delight for musician Shane
• New councillor offers to bring colleagues on tour of Wexford to highlight homeless crisis
• Job shadow day is big success
• Addams Family in Bridgetown
• Community’s grief after death of Ger
• 25 arrested as part of Garda crackdown on organised crime
• Tony Heffernan was a legend of the Irish haulage industry
• Jo-anne Rowe is remembered as a wonderful woman
• Mary was a creative lady who always did her best in life
• Catherinew­ascounty librarian for many years
• Companies digging up streets invited to discuss state of town
• Skate park to be included in new Min Ryan Park
• Bulky goods motion fails to move forward
• Council selling land to HSE for €160,000
• Redmond Park set to get new children’s playground
• MAKE YOUR MOVIE
• Over €1million handed out to county community projects
• Wexford failing to make the grade on third level graduates
• Resource centres receive funding boost of €110,000
• Christmas parties need organising, but don’t fret too much
• Christmas party . . . be sure to delegate the responsibi­lity
• Clonroche man’s killer is given eight years in jail
• Build&Renovate DIY PREPARATIO­N IS VITAL
• COUNTY COUNCIL ENVIRONMEN­T
• BREEN LEAVES THE SCENE
• Seven clubs featured in Scór na nOg semi-finals
• Gorey in command
• Sars bridge a 21-year gap
• Fethard fairytale continues
• Flurry of goals seals the deal
• Hogues hold off revival to reach ‘B’ semi-final
• Darkness in Bellefield
• Castletown in last four
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Rossiter gets vital hat-trick
• Famous first for Taghmon
• Piercestow­n pip Rathangan
• Guiney gives an exhibition
• Rowe and White strike gold
• Our two provincial champions dare to dream of more
• Town issues must be tackled to make gains with big ball
• Gorey troubled league leaders
• Scorthy go second
• Heavy Under-14 defeat
• Wanderers win on double versus Athy
• East Coast blazes to fine win in Grand Prize final GREYHOUNDS
• Wexford trio leave a mark
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Pres girls turn on the style
• Rossiter nets winner
• Wexford in control
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Big day for some local lesser lights POINT-TO-POINT BY PEGASUS
• Normality was all Sherlock desired in formative years
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Golden run by super Striders
• 7 Things to do this week...
• End of the line for Pierce’s Foundry
• Diocese removes priest from duties
• Four properties snapped up in online auction
• Invalidity pension to benefit self employed
• Company directorsh­ip – your responsibi­lities
• Lenders should take note of rental history
• Forget new politics– it’s still very much business as usual in Leinster House
• Disaster averted, Dad’s 75th was a success and my book mojo’s back
• I’m dreaming of a Honolulu Christmas, without all the endless adverts
• Delivering bad news not just about words
• FUNDRAISER IS A HUGE HIT
• Glynn-Barntown
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Piercestow­n
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Our Lady’s Island
• Rosslare Strand
• Ballymurn
• Over the Water
• Bree-Galbally
• Horoscopes
• Does your dog need a Christmas haircut?
• Using wild animals as part of circus no longer acceptable
• Eat well, nourish your mind, body & spirit
• THE BIG SCREEN Game, set and match to Dayton and Faris for tale of heartache and triumph
• Call of Duty rerun still great but offers little new
• Department ‘scratching their backsides’ over Rosslare Port

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