Wexford People - 2018-09-25

• More than €2 million seized in Garda swoop
• WEXFORD TIDY TOWNS RESULTS & REPORTS
• FIRST SOD TURNED ON WEXFORD’S €4 MILLION MIN RYAN PARK
• HURLING DOWN TO LAST 4 SEE SPORT
• Wexford hurling legends of 1968 are honoured at civic reception
• Waterboys return to Wexford stage
• Plan for scheme of 142 homes on Rosslare Road
• St. Joseph’s honours handballer­s who struck gold at world finals
• Town roundabout­s straining under traffic
• Opposition to the sale of house in Rosslare Harbour
• Wexford scientist shares €1m prize
• Cycle and walkway routes to get €140k rural funding injection
• Bishop congratula­tes priests on milestone anniversar­ies
• Empty does not mean derelict - Council boss
• No gain without pain at wheelchair bus benefit
• No name change for new Kilmore electoral area
• Access issues to be addressed in day of awareness
• Wexford town walk promotes healthy living
• Fun times at diabetic picnic
• Theft warning to greyhound owners
• Shopkeeper could face fines of €100,000-plus
• Fines of up to €250 for not having TV licences
• Golf Club raffles off €20k worth of holidays
• Planning search delays giving rise to complaints
• Sleep-out in aid of the homeless
• Musician Dermot is remembered
• Dragon sighting in Taghmon
• Windfarm sells for €10.9m
• World-class pianists to light up Ross venues
• Food and drink fit for a King in Arthurstow­n
• All of Wexford was a stage for Culture Night
• Calls for prioritisa­tion of Europort
• Winning the World Cup!
• Brexit may do incalculab­le damage
• Planning ahead to take the stress out of the big event
• WEXFORD TIDY TOWNS RESULTS AND REPORTS
• WEXFORD TIDY TOWNS RESULTS AND REPORTS
• WEXFORD TIDY TOWNS RESULTS AND REPORTS
• WEXFORD TIDY TOWNS RESULTS AND REPORTS
• Crosbie pods plan ‘visually obtrusive and incongruou­s’
• Shock at sudden passing of chef Emmet aged 38
• CUPPA FOR A GREAT CAUSE
• Poor year ends on a bright note with win
• Holders in command as Ferns crash out
• Doran the three-goal hero
• Second string complete perfect day for the blues
• Gorey look the part
• Fans caught out by late change of times
• Timely warning from Rapps
• GAA, LADIES’ FOOTBALL AND CAMOGIE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Three Stafford frees point way to victory
• Favourites on steady course
• Kelly’s free-taking gets Bunclody over the line
• Jimmies in super form Fancied rivals sent packing
• Fairytale Fethard journey continues into last four
• Alley drop down
• Cushinstow­n deliver goods after interval
• Delight for Duffry
• Mellows make it to final four
• Carty breaks GOH hearts
• Duffry have a bit extra
• Scoring spread is key for Rocks
• Monageer retain status
• Maloney hits the target
• Higgins goal vital
• Rapps survive Monageer rally
• Rosslare pull clear in final five minutes
• Rathgarogu­e-Cushinstow­n hold off determined revival
• Kearns on fire
• Brilliant rally by Ballyhogue
• Clonee edge classic
• Should we read a lot into two August eight-point wins?
• Adamstown halt slide
• Maturing Martin’s have brought their game to new level
• Gorey best in a gruelling tie
• Kilmore soar into semis
• Veteran Currid leaves Clongeen in the lurch with late goal
• Hogues shine in local derby
• Glynn-Barntown reduce the Rocks to cardboard
• More drama off field than on
• Holders forge extra-time win
• Curran brace helps Oulart-The Ballagh to very easy victory
• Under-17 boys shock leaders
• Rapps stun St. Martin’s
• Under-15s account for U.C.D. with best display of season
• Jarrett grabs the winner
• All the women’s soccer details
• Lewis double helps Gorey to victory
• Celtic keep their cool in shoot-out
• Rangers continue their perfect start
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Rosslare Rangers and Hibs share the spoils
• Doyle on the double
• Behind the scenes look at American football is first rate
• Injured quartet are working hard
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Lystus doubles up
• Exciting tussles in Juvenile Co. finals
• Rathbally delivers for owner Flynn
• Champions League is back with a bang
• Brownes gather for Bridgetown festival
• Longlists for Wexford Literary Festival are announced
• This year’s operas set to be livestream­ed by RTÉ
• KILMORE’S ALL WRITE
• Joe’s newest collection
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Gardai believe I.R.A. were behind robbery
• Staffords to leave its John Street base
• Fisherman locates £1.8m drugs dump
• British Ambassador attends Wexford transport seminar
• Wexford Chamber to hold business summit in County Hall
• ‘Salon of the Year’ award for Zen Beauty
• Whelan’s Pharmacy celebrates five years
• ‘World class’ Hook Lighthouse up for internatio­nal award
• Innovation fund event to take place in Wexford
• We need to take each storm alert as it comes
• May’s thrashing in Salzburg lessens fears that EU will cave on the border
• Coming last is something parents get used to and it feels just fine
• The very best of order please as your raise a merry toast ‘To the Year of the Cherry!’
• Cyclists must obey the rules of the road
• Rowers strike gold and silver at nationals
• Maca to take flight for the USA
• Tax relief on tuition fees
• Making a will
• Ballymurn
• Bree-Galbally
• Crossabeg
• The Ballagh
• Over the Water
• Glynn Barntown
• Murrintown
• Piercestow­n
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Rosslare Strand
• Our Lady’s Island
• Rosslare Harbour
• Rat hang an C le aries town
• BannowBall­ymitty
• TaghmonCam­ross
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Washing pets: how often and what shampoo to use?
• Many good reasons to ‘Think Before You Flush’
• Only in Ireland – a train disaster for a herd of unfortunat­e cattle
• Make more ‘Me Time’ for yourself
• Spirulina a great source of B12
• Sinfully entertaini­ng battle of the sexes in small town suburbia
• FIFA 19 a welcome, if not incredibe improvemen­t
• TDs urged to get behind newspapers campaign
• Loreto top ranked Wexford school in the ‘top 400’ list

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