Wexford People - 2018-01-30

• HEARTACHE AT LOSS OF LITTLE OLLIE
• PERFECT START FOR HURLERS WITH SUPERB WIN
• Town bowling alley gets the green light
• WEXFORD HAS TALENT FINALISTS REVEALED!
• So near...and yet so far for Loreto
• ‘THE CHECKS AND BALANCES WERE NOT ROBUST ENOUGH’
• Sue’s funeral Mass filled with her music
• Place for local history in Trinity Wharf plans
• WORRIES RAISED 5 TIMES
• I was one of the 400 people called back
• Daughter questions scan query delays
• ‘Immediate action from the minister’
• SOLICITORS GROUP SAYS COURT PARKING ‘RECIPE FOR DISASTER’
• 1798 sword gets pride of place in Ottawa expo
• Getting my children to school on time would try the patience of a saint
• 69 women travelled for abortions in 2016
• Musicians take on a supporting role
• Man hurt by closing doors loses civil claim
• South East Tops axed as only two groups sign up
• WEXFORD’S REACTION TO THE REBUILDING IRELAND HOME LOAN SCHEME, WHICH LAUNCHES THIS FRIDAY ‘IT GIVES A REAL, AFFORDABLE CHANCE TO BUY’
• ‘To ask for 10 per cent is simply soul-destroying’
• Will banks follow suit with their own deals?
• ASK campaign posters now displayed in pubs throughout Ireland
• Real-life emergency recreated on Quays
• Hynes says more action needed over vacant sites
• Pit bull that attacked woman was put down, court is told
• Special Olympians fundraisin­g for Ireland Games
• Event raises another €4,100 for hospice care
• Village developmen­t up for debate
• Locals air concerns at Kilrane Rosslare Harbour meeting
• A final sign-off for Frank
• Patricia had great faith
• Everyone loved Philip
• Florrie was ‘stylish lady’
• Tommy Cousins was the light in his family’s lives
• Anne always had a smile
• Dragon breathes fire into Chamber lunch
• DIGGING UP WEXFORD’S LOST TOWN OF CARRIG
• Bridge players to descend on town for the weekend
• THE COST OF A THREE-BED SEMI JUMPS 20% IN YEAR WITH GOREY THE PRICIEST
• Transactio­n volume set to stay the same
• Vintners react to Good Friday move
• Plath laid bare what sadly tore her apart
• Enduring appeal of traditiona­l singers
• Enniscorth­y Credit Union warns parents not to turn to high interest sources of credit to finance Holy Communion
• Your child’s big day is something they will remember for the rest of their life
• Charity table quiz packs rugby club
• Group’s narrow escape from Dublin shooting
• BEAUTY OF WEXFORD COASTLINE
• Presentati­on Centre hosting Eilish’s ‘Somewhere to Live’
• WEXFORD’S FINEST TAKE TO STAGE FOR ‘PROOF’
• Moyne Nursing Home is a family run Nursing Home
• Cherry Grove Nursing Home offers many facilities to it’s residents
• Killinick Harriers apologise over posting
• Ross bypass soil radiocarbo­n dating testing started
• Husband’s complaints about wife’s behaviour dismissed
• 87 receive certs at awards ceremony
• Finding hope in the darkest of days
• Increase protein intake as training moves up a gear
• Work of Meitheal Leaders praised
• FETHARD SEEK JUNIOR JOY
• Hurlers hit the ground running in Waterford
• Heartache in semi as Kilanerin edged out
• Peter’s reign ends
• Teams learn fate
• Wexford pals likely to re-unite shortly
• Wexford comeback falls short
• Gorey gain title in fine style
• Wexford struggled for scores
• Byrne marks welcome return with two vital goals
• Ferns find the scoring range
• Pres land super double
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Delightful doubles
• Wexford horses sell for £816,000 at Doncaster to re-inforce dominance
• Runaway first winner as racing returns
• Fethard will turn Croker into sea of red for Junior final
• Full details of trip to raise funds in New York revealed
• Cillian on a winner
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• U-18s need a win in Limerick
• Spoils shared in rugby league clash
• Scorthy in last four
• Classy Wexford march on
• Campile see off Enniscorth­y United to reach second round
• Big win for Bridge Rovers
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Flanagan’s big win
• Sam Maguire was a key figure in the London Irish circle
• Codd closes gap with fine treble
• Boxing talent on display
• ON THE FAIRWAYS
• School reps. pass the test
• Secretary Linda steps down
• Joe walks away with title
• O’NEILL’S BICKERING LEAVES A SOUR TASTE
• SIGNS ARE GOOD FOR WEXFORD
• Older People’s Council meets
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Gardaí and customs not co-operating
• Council & churches push up parking fees
• Browne: ‘Ross failed to deal with port issue’
• Airbnb numbers growing in South East
• Wexford joins low carbon zone agency
• New book on how to make money from cloud computing
• How Soft Capital Protected Investment­s work
• Enniscorth­y farmer is new chairman of IFA grain committee
• Closing pubs didn’t stop Good Friday drinks
• Good Friday and the Irish love affair with the demon bottle
• Leo shows true colours in ‘parents for money’ mortgage bombshell
• A word evoking the spirit of ‘Wuthering Heights’ and reeking with perspirati­on
• Has self-centeredne­ss become a virtue?
• Rathangan-Cleariesto­wn
• Rosslare Strand
• Blackwater
• The Ballagh
• Over the Water
• Crossabeg
• Bree-Galbally
• Glenbrien
• Piercestow­n
• Murrintown
• Glynn-Barntown
• Taghmon-Camross
• Ballymore-Mayglass
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Rosslare Harbour
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Adrenal gland problems are common in dogs
• Modern thinking seeing value in urban wetlands
• We can learn from the progress of Spring
• The best time to plant new roses
• Is your body getting enough essential fats?
• Aardman returns with another hand-crafted comic classic
• Celeste the spiritual successor to Super Meat Boy
• This week in 1990
• IT’S WIN, WIN, WIN!
• Parents’ gift sees Seán spin the wheel on Winning Streak

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