Wexford People - 2018-03-27

• SEA CEREMONY
• GOODBYE GALWAY... ROLL ON THE CATS!
• THREAT TO CRECHE AS FUNDS RUN OUT
• The road to lower speed limits
• ‘PEOPLE WERE HAPPIER THEN’
• Man before the district court on 158 charges of forging prescripti­ons
• Ten new council houses
• Minister orders a review of hospital car parking charges
• Discussion on Traveller housing plans will be behind closed doors
• Pres girl Abbie cooking good!
• Easter in the Churches
• Clonard Guides welcome new members at enrolment
• The greats will tune up for Bill’s Birthday Bash
• An 80th birthday and family reunion rolled into one
• Barrister questions legality of Garda identity parade
• Minister meets troops in Lebanon
• Wexford homeowners spend €24.1m on home renovation­s
• Wexford marks centenary of John Redmond’s death
• THE MIRACLE OF ORGAN DONATION CHANGES LIVES
• Amenity and arts grants awarded
• Planning rule is a ‘gagging order’-Lawlor
• Council outlines spending budget for current year
• Young at heart Sheila was a devoted mother and gran
• ‘Down anthem’ a big hit for school
• Last chance to see geese at reserve before they fly north
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• MAN WALKED INTO BANK WITH A LUMP HAMMER
• JUDGE REJECTS ARGUMENT IN CASE OF DRINK-DRIVER
• Man scratched ‘scum’ into door of doctor’s surgery
• Danso Machinery have the best range of ride on mowers
• Boro Landscapes provide profession­al design and landscape service
• Wallaces Garden Centre has everything you need to brighten up your garden
• Beechdale Garden Centre is a ‘Kaleidosco­pe of Colour’
• Enniscorth­y Credit Union advises early planning for a great garden this summer
• The road to lower speed limits
• JD North’s – This classy new bar on the block has it all
• Egg Hunts at Johnstown Castle
• EMOTION AND HUMOUR IN MICHELLE’S ‘SCOURGE’
• GOREY’S GARRETT GREAT IN ‘GODOT’
• €1.7 MILLION IN FUNDING FOR ARTS ACTIVITIES
• Songs of Wexford
• Wexford Army officers commission­ed
• Final countdown to Rosslare 10K
• THE LATEST FROM LEADERS DICK, ANASTASIA & CORMAC
• The Homeless Jesus
• REPEAT THE RUNNER’S RHYME
• Up Wexford as Ruth’s meringue wins Bake Off
• TOP PERFORMANC­ES BY WEXFORD LIFESAVERS
• Devastatio­n for family as garage goes up in flames
• ‘I WILL GO TO JAIL, I’M NOT PAYING HER’
• Local crews involved in tragic search for Elisha
• Roadworks bring traffic chaos back to New Ross
• Wexford’s winning end to FL campaign
• Harps have one goal to spare on home soil
• Counsel bring their ‘A’ game
• Enniscorth­y bow out to very strong Kilcock outfit
• Boker boys shine
• Another cap for Ryan
• Tables are turned
• A repeat of 1973 final pairing would be a huge boost
• Juveniles on song
• Intermedia­tes crash out of semi-final race
• Welcome first win in Minor camogie
• Winning start under Elmes
• Cobh U-19s in command
• Under-16 honours
• Strand enjoy two-goal buffer
• Mac lands two late points to sink champs
• Time to rejoice at hurlers’ feats, but clubs are suffering
• So much for April being a month for all the club players
• WOMEN’S SOCCER RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Under-15 side go down in derby tie
• Sky Blues secure place in final four
• Crossabeg dent Town’s title hopes
• Cloughbawn storm to top of the table
• Fethard spring surprise
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Naoise’s true fighting spirit
• Nolan back in groove
• Origins of intense Pep v. Jose rivalry explored in detail
• Wexford leads in two title races
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Unraced Stake off to interestin­g start
• Second place finish
• Gorey end league on bright note
• Getting back in shape after ‘wintering’ well
• Transport services at the Hope Cancer Support Centre
• Eating well will really pay off as race day nears
• A PERSONAL TRIBUTE TO WEXFORD HOSPICE
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Smoky coal to be banned next winter
• Fifty parking fines quickly cancelled
• £1.5 million plan for Ferrycarri­g unveiled
• Chamber awards an opportunit­y to recognise business success
• Launderett­e cleaning up with novel deliveries idea
• Coatek wins enterprise award
• Approachin­g retirement? Your pension options
• Wexford help for scholarshi­p
• Shops must move towards reduced plastic
• Political dark arts are nothing new. Why all the shock over data mining?
• Frankenste­in Facebook returns to haunt its rich creator Zuckerberg
• Gerrowadal­ight – trolley dash at full gallop in the Our Town supermarke­t
• Complainin­g should not be an obstacle race
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Rathangan Clearies town
• Rosslare Strand
• The Ballagh
• Blackwater
• Glynn-Barntown
• Over the Water
• Crossabeg
• Bree-Galbally
• Murrintown
• Bally more May glass
• Our Lady’s Island
• Piercestow­n
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Couscous: my nervous cat with failing kidneys
• Red squirrels at risk of dying out in the future
• I haven’t got a brilliant record in home baking, even when it’s for a good cause
• People seek balance. But what is it?
• Recommenda­tions from everyday users of remedies
• Teen actress Reid shines in exhausting triumph of style over substance
• Yazuka franchise still as captivatin­g as ever
• €10 million contract to tackle poverty and social exclusion

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