Wexford People - 2018-09-18

• RATES DISCOUNT DEMANDED FOR ANGRY TRADERS
• DATE SET FOR STUDENT’S HIGH COURT BATTLE FOR POINTS RE-CHECK
• AN ENCHANTED CASTLE
• PRES ‘SAVED’ BY RAPID RESPONSE TO FIRE IN SCIENCE LAB
• Number’s up for bingo at the Dun Mhuire
• Outdoor smoking ban on the way at Wexford Campus
• Signs of life in Curracloe as green shoots rise from ashes
• Warning as more cars hit by thieves in Curracloe
• Toasting ten years of Toastmaste­rs
• School is all set to celebrate a great milestone
• Castle blossoms for annual garden show
• Planners’ go-ahead for scheme of 51 houses
• Whole county gets involved in Child and Family Support Week
• Mental health march highlights deficienci­es
• Wexfordman Brian retires as the Governor of Mountjoy Prison
• Anti-LPT Mythen accused of piggybacki­ng on good press
• ‘Embarrasse­d’ official fields angry complaints from local councillor­s
• Suspected botulism outbreak on Wexford farm
• Plan for car park near Wexford’s old Town Wall
• An Bord Pleanála turns down house plan on old Hospital Road
• MAYOR LAUNCHES 2018 FESTIVAL FRINGE GUIDE
• Repeat offender will not be home for Christmas
• Kevin’s images are out of this world!
• Man (46) who admits punching pensioner not guilty of assault
• Meeting with An Post boss sought over rural closures
• Model charge for greenways
• Unanimous support for motion on penny banks
• Council not a broadband provider
• Call for action now on mental health
• Kindness garden is launched to highlight Rosslare rocks initiative
• HSE gets green light for clinic in George’s St.
• Planning for that Special Day?
• The Talbot Hotel Wexford delivers that Extra Touch…
• Where new world luxury meets old world comfort
• Piano festival offers music students a unique opportunit­y
• GILLIAN HAYES PROPERTY LETTING
• Chinese spectacle for ‘Street’ in County Hall
• Loving the ghost
• Eileen Gray celebrated in France
• INTO THE LION’S DEN
• AWESOME EXHIBITION!
• Emily’s traditiona­l travelling adventure
• A great show by Saoirse students
• Sadness at passing of ‘Nanny’ ten days after her wedding
• County bowls league under way
• GREAT GLASS
• U-15 MATCH ABANDONED
• Defeat for women in first final of season
• Favourites advance to football semi-finals
• Great escape from Sars for second year on the trot
• HOLDERS LOOK HOT
• O’Reilly successful on and off the field
• Football at a low ebb
• Banville bags clinching goal
• Forde still focused
• Finn’s two goals save St. Patrick’s
• Hogues pull it out of the fire
• Adamstown win in vain
• Top spot for Bunclody
• Gorey coast home
• Cloughbawn fend off Craanford revival
• Vols full value for nine-point victory
• Clongeen in control
• Good start wasn’t half the battle for Duffry
• The ’Ford march on
• Extra-time success
• Monageer ease into semi-finals
• Casey’s extra-time goals seal hard-earned victory
• Castletown shatter Shels
• Jamie John points way as Bunclody win derby
• Cushinstow­n in the last four
• Russell puts ’Rocks down
• Island upgrade brings rewards
• Sars seconds crown a weekend to remember
• Adamstown in command
• Anne’s pip Martin’s
• Duffry close to perfection
• Who will seize the chance created by Oulart’s absence?
• Under-17 boys on wrong side of harsh scoreline away to Wanderers
• Reception should have honoured all winning ’68 sides
• Réalt boys on song
• Late McCarthy point forces share of spoils in shield final
• STARS SHINE
• All-Ireland U14 camogie glory
• Roaming fills the hero’s role
• Buffers Alley edge past Glynn-Barntown in U15 hurling semi
• Doyle grabs late, late winner
• George goal helps first team to share of spoils
• Brilliant All Blacks hit Bohs for six
• North End United begin with a bang
• Youths see off Bunclody in exciting clash
• Corish save makes ’Beg pay the penalty
• Five-star Gorey Rangers stroll to impressive win
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• O’Brien in the groove
• Footballer­s played hurling to start the first ever All-Ireland
• Moore stands in for Seán in style
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Young guns in final action
• Basement finish for Under-19 soccer side
• Dynamic duo could be vital for Ireland
• Tee up for Rory’s classic in aid of Mellon Educate
• 7 Things to do this week...
• ‘Brits out’ call by the Corporatio­n
• Enniscorth­y ring road is ‘unlikely’
• Natural homemade cosmetics business opens in Gorey
• Opportunit­y for Wexford food brands to grow
• Prescripti­ons at click of a button with new Sam McCauley app
• Kevin will dish up gluten free fare
• Hotel to reopen in Fethard-On-Sea
• €11m fund is now available for SMEs
• Protesters, like everyone, must obey the law
• Land agency a step in right direction but it’s no cure for the current crisis
• Bring online trolls to swift justice: bullying is bullying off or on line
• Hit the road with a map, not a sat-nav, if you really want to enjoy your trip
• A privilege to listen to Bill Clinton speak
• Back in the saddle for annual gymkhana
• ‘Absurd’ electoral map splits village
• Gardaí swoop on ‘hole in the roof’ gang
• Bridge to be named after Rose Kennedy
• Stellar line-up for Ferns Conference
• RAISING AWARENESS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Rathangan-Cleariesto­wn
• Taghmon-Camross
• Murrintown
• Piercestow­n
• Rosslare Harbour
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Rosslare Strand
• Our Lady’s Island
• Crossabeg
• Over the Water
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Solved: the mystery deaths of my pet ducks
• Harvestman a relative of spiders, but distinct species
• It’s dieting time again, but this time I’m roping in my family
• Teams help individual­s achieve goals
• Natural solutions for sinus infections
• Chinese romcom a sweet and heartfelt tale of love across class divide
• Lara Croft’s renaissanc­e a crowning achievemen­t
• Blue Light night big hit
• Wexford names on list of Revenue defaulters

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