Wexford People - 2018-03-20

• SECURITY IS STEPPED UP AT HOUSING CLINIC AFTER INCIDENT
• GREEN GIANT!
• ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADES PICTURE SPECIAL
• NEW LORETO WILL NOT OPEN UNTIL END OF AUGUST
• IS THE BUILDING BOOM ON THE WAY BACK?
• 100 new houses for Clonard?
• Pre-applicatio­n is rendered invalid
• Judge says lack of language choice not grounds for the dismissal of drink driving case
• Cameras rolling on ‘Artemis’ film
• History in the making for Wexford’s Pipers Three
• €55,000 in art bursaries are awarded
• Examining the coast of the Great Saltee
• Free baby boxes are available in Fehily’s
• Hundreds take part in carers respite weekend
• Singing star Aileen has a Wexford Date with Doris
• Wexford campus gets a new head
• Job-seekers criticise Intreo over ‘joke’ of a jobs fair in town
• TV dance shows Abby has talent!
• Women plead guilty to €1,700 in thefts from Dunnes Stores
• Setting the trend
• Traveller cousins win defamation award case against council
• Vote to have tactile ballots thanks to Wexford man
• Plan for role of the arts in welfare of all
• Work during storm praised
• Disabled person’s house plan for hospitals
• Wipe criminal record for minor offences to give people a chance
• €237k houses ‘unfair’ on squeezed middle
• Rosslare omission from €113bn plans criticised
• Horror at The Lodgers gothic film’s Wexford premiere choice
• Sheehan motion on property tax defeated
• FLYING THE GREEN FLAG
• Frustratio­n as music school left without a phone line since October
• Save the 8th campaign removes poster featuring ‘nurse’ living in Wexford
• Family woman Molly loved knitting and listening to music
• How to cost up your renovation­s
• Various skills are needed when making improvemen­ts to your home
• Parental leave
• Free cancer screening programmes
• Standard high at 55th festival
• Gardaí swoop to put a stop to gangland ‘hit’
• Helping clients to obtain their goals
• PRIDE OF LIONS
• Adventure in The Wilds with artist John Busher
• Why you should regularly service your car?
• AN AMBITIOUS UNDERTAKIN­G
• First timers Ballyduff impress with ‘Five Times
• A REDEMPTIVE NIGHT OF THEATRE
• Mania works for Bridge Drama
• Wexford plunge to record 8-1 league loss
• Record Ross crowd
• Pres will complain about missing cup
• Minor camogie team’s second loss
• Aaron’s pick-me-up
• Talented Tadhg has brought tight head role to a new level
• Wexford return to Division 4
• Katie ‘fitz’ the bill
• Cow Lane Lad back to his very best form
• Double walking gold at A.I.T.
• No victors at Cheltenham
• St. Mary’s C.B.S. just a step from All-Ireland title
• Nolan, Doyle lift local spirits
• Scenes to savour as Pres. clinch crown
• Barry’s brilliance was worth a long journey to Derry
• Rural clubs feeling the strain with lack of young players
• Cobh ramble to late victory
• Gorey Rangers in slick form
• Wins for Leonards and Shamrock Rovers in U11 Cup
• North End sink Celtic
• Gymnasts on Ireland duty
• Super sales returns
• Olympic champion packs a punch in this appealing read
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• U16s make hockey history
• Onslaught denies Mary’s
• Gorey’s glory well deserved
• Galloping away to Grand Slam glory
• Nearly there. It’ll all pay off soon
• 7 Things to do this week...
• New flight routes for Castlebrid­ge Airport
• Strong performanc­e by Irish Continenta­l Group in 2017
• Good showing for county’s pubs and restaurant­s
• Local companies at food forum
• Guidelines on mileage and subsistenc­e rates
• Glanbia weathering storm, pays 32cpl for February milk
• Virgin Media is searching for innovative local businesses
• The far right feeds on the fears of people
• Leo’s Washington wind farm boast is far more than a simple ‘gaffe’
• Putin’s Russian roulette game laughs in the face of world leaders
• That’s my boy - my best buddy, a sound companion and valued confidant
• History-making ladies’ clubs are honoured with Mayoral Reception
• ‘Shocking’ state of roads drives call for funding
• Yeats’s dream island
• Aer Lingus crash commemorat­ion
• Curragraig­ue parade is shortest and sweet
• A FEAST OF MUSIC
• A regular feature on traditiona­l songs of County Wexford. This week: The Wexford Lovers
• Crossabeg
• Over The Water
• The Ballagh
• Bree-Galbally
• Glynn-Barntown
• Piercestow­n
• Taghmon-Camross
• Ballymore-Mayglass
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Rosslare Strand
• Rathangan Cleariesto­wn
• Our Lady’s Island
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Early treatment of cancer is the best way to cure it
• We all have a part to play in a cleaner, more sustainabl­e future
• You try to get your children looking smart for a trip and look what happens
• Look deeply at what makes you happy
• Work towards exam success with Revive Mastermind
• THE BIG SCREEN Iconic characters merchandis­ed for quick and easy laughs
• DLC improves the Origins experience dramatical­ly

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