Wexford People - 2018-11-06

• TRINITY ST PLAN ON HOLD DUE TO CONTAMINAT­ION
• Green light for 500 capacity music venue
• No loan needed this time as Sean wins car in draw
• Dun Mhuire not for sale but ‘viability under discussion’
• Five generation­s celebrate special family moment
• Turnip Fest cheque boost for the Irish Wheelchair Associatio­n
• Six new waste water plants in county by 2021
• COCAINE WORTH €4.6M IS SEIZED
• Passing of Jack Sharkey at 100 years
• New autism unit at Ballymitty NS
• Plan for 86 new houses in Coolcotts
• Howlin rallies the troops as election talk gathers pace
• Students tackle tough issues in justice group
• Southend paintings and photos on display
• Young opera stars receive bursaries
• New festival to promote the love of science
• Model day out for the family
• New website to detail all 866 Wexford people who died in First World War
• Winterland festival to be launched at end of month
• Robert’s special wood crafts fit for a President
• Three landlords granted orders against tenants in district court
• Murrintown shows its artistic side
• Have your say on Bridgetown plan
• Wexford woman leads Irish medical research
• Where Davy Fitzgerald goes, the crowd follows...
• Audi Wexford teams up with Hatch Lab for 191 weekend
• Veritable verismo: blood, guts and all!
• Prospectiv­e students’ chance to visit Presentati­on
• A successful chapter for Literary Festival
• Solid fuel provides the vital heat you need to survive the winter
• Rousing production flies Oyster Lane’s flag high
• Work of artist Bernadette selected for RDS show
• Extension plans at two of Aldi’s Wexford stores
• Why you should use the services of an architect?
• New group delving into paranormal activities
• Remembranc­e Sunday
• McAteer’s art for New York show
• Gas heating? For the best service always use a local RGI installer
• Tunes and treats at open evening
• Joe reads from ‘Rossetti’s Wombat’ at the library
• 7 Things to do this week...
• £6 million hospital plan gets green light
• Fancy yourself as a private investigat­or?
• Talbot, Culleton’s, Porter House and the Sky take top honours
• Our tribute to the men and women of 1968
• Co. hurling champions all march on to semis
• Taghmon take last four place
• Kilrush coast to victory
• Mary’s march into final
• Myler masterclas­s
• Two goals in ten minutes drove Forth and Bargy on
• History re-written in a bizarre article
• Fethard drive on
• Anne’s pip Hogues for U-20 final place
• Gorey set up dream meeting
• Cushinstow­n snatch victory from jaws of defeat
• The late, late show
• Monageer cruise to big win
• Molloy at his best
• Magnificen­t double-double
• Delight on double!
• Doran switch does the trick
• A special year to remember
• Mighty men of Wexford delivered in style
• I wish I had been around to see the victories in 1968
• That first Sunday of September will never be forgotten
• Fine camogie first
• SNIPPETS FROM A YEAR TO SAVOUR
• Peter’s won colleges ‘A’ title after replay
• O’Leary’s accuracy rewarded
• The matches may be nearly over, but the work endures
• Shels storm through
• Dynamic duo power Kilrush
• Obama defies all odds
• Maeve wins silver medal
• Heartbreak in Under-15 final
• Seconds score 50 points
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• North End on cloud nine
• Different sport, same impact
• Bar set high by manager Elmes
• Parrock goal seals the deal
• Champ O’Neill will be hard to shift
• Seán’s lucky escape
• Fitzy, the man they either love or hate, driven to succeed
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Comprehens­ive win for Gorey seconds in Wicklow
• Bonus point Enniscorth­y success
• Nolan penalties crucial
• Wanderers fourth in Division 2A table after home defeat to Cill Dara
• Naoise wins world crown on home soil
• A day to celebrate domestic football
• Jackford Gin on a high after scooping top award
• Happy 5th birthday, Kelly’s Cafe
• Wexford companies at Paris event
• BD staff to inspire local students
• Turas Nua begins employment drive
• Wexford represente­d on tourism trip to New Zealand and Australia
• It’s never too early to promote healthy living
• Recent events see Irish society facing into an interestin­g cultural crossroad
• Embracing the great outdoors a perfect antidote to screen time
• Hi Rod, have I told you lately that we can make loads of money together
• Do you really need to own your own car?
• Bree-Galbally
• Our Lady’s Island
• Murrintown
• The Ballagh
• Crossabeg
• Over the Water
• Blackwater
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Piercestow­n
• GlynnBarnt­own
• TaghmonCam­ross
• Rosslare Harbour
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• Rathangan Cleariesto­wn
• Rosslare Strand
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• To be a vet, you need to learn good basic science
• Planet is losing animal species every hour – and we are causing it
• It will be pink dreams from now on after this house painting makeover
• Have a good relationsh­ip with yourself
• Vitamin D deficiency a major problem
• Leigh’s impassione­d call to arms across the class divide
• Red Dead Redemption a crowning achievemen­t
• €5.9m settlement after man left blind following medical error

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