Wexford People - 2018-11-20

• NO FUNDS TO MOVE TEENAGER STUCK IN HOSPITAL 115 DAYS
• Goddess is a princess for a day
• MIGHTY TADHG ON TOP OF THE WORLD!
• Hore’s founder Nellie dies aged 98
• Local retailers line up Black Friday discounts
• White Christmas for Rape Crisis Centre fundraiser
• Open Day is the first step in starting COPD support group
• It’s the end of an era as Regal Lodge is reduced to rubble
• Vets’ big boost for Wexford SPCA
• Driver not responsibl­e for wrong size tyres detected after crash
• Children encouraged to be careful out there
• Michael lived life to the full
• Trolley issue still evident in hospital
• MSundersto­od Bus rolls onto the Quay
• Intoxicate­d man was abusive in ambulance on way to hospital
• Volunteers needed at Shoebox warehouse
• Local national school pupils excel with their shoebox appeal
• Panto time? No it’s not...Oh yes it is!
• Exploring legacy of Brendan Corish
• Wexford states case to visiting Fleadh Cheoil 2020 delegation
• Colourful lights upgrade along length of Main St.
• GUN PULL HITS THE SPOT FOR CHARITIES
• Worry over ‘broken’ health system
• Ride-out raises funds for two local causes
• Kennedy name for new bridge
• Tunnel vision on rail line service lacks innovation
• Drones and bye laws used in dumping battle
• Praise for new World War I dead website
• Resilient Jimmy (87)had great faith and endurance
• Paddy O’Connor was a devoted family man
• Plan ahead to make it the best night ever
• WEXFORD IN ‘DEATH ZONE’ SAYS DOCTOR
• If you can keep your head...
• €15M PLAN FOR ROSSLARE
• Concern at threatened closure of St. Aidan’s Services in Gorey
• Howlin in call for apprentice­ship schemes for young Travellers
• Getting a copy of my birth certificat­e
• GP visit card
• Charting the lives of the famous
• Request for sexual assault figures at JPC
• AN AUSSIE ODYSSEY
• THE ART OF THE BOOK
• Paris award for local film
• Hundreds honoured at county council’s environmen­t awards
• ELECTRIC CARS MAY FINALLY TAKE OFF
• Trinity Mazda wins Mazda Retailer of the Year
• New BMW 3 Series Sports Saloon is picking up speed
• Luxurious Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifogl­io costs €118,795
• SEAT 1400 celebrates its 65th anniversar­y
• October new car registrati­ons down 11.2% on last years
• All-new all-electric Audi e-tron
• New Peugeot 508 for an intense driving experience
• TADHG PART OF HISTORY
• St. Martin’s claim first provincial club crown
• Rathnure rejoice
• Under-20 football semi abandoned as result of injury
• Beaten in Boston
• Scallan the new Wicklow boss
• Wexford featuring in colleges semi-finals
• Bunclody blitzed
• Peter’s under pressure to qualify from football group
• Rampant Wexford punish Antrim for lack of direction
• Fine Fethard run halted
• Molumphy joins hurling backroom team
• RESULTS, FIXTURES
• Hynes leads Mary’s charge
• Ferns claim first-ever crown
• Heartbreak­ing Taghmon exit
• Scór na nOg county finals in Clonroche Saturday
• Ace Alexa makes her point
• Fortune favours brave Bree
• Goal-hungry Glynn on song
• Slick Shamrocks spoil the Gorey party
• Horeswood left to carry Wexford flag after hurling losses
• Rackard League is what it’s all really about in the G.A.A.
• Nationals in Dublin
• Marathon man Packie’s fine kickboxing display in a busy sporting week
• Squash win for Seán
• Rovers start in style
• Bee produces killer run
• Soldiers receive medals after return from Syria
• Wexford turn on style in Wicklow
• Rangers make it a perfect ten to tighten grip
• Late Dwyer goal wins it for Shamrock Rovers
• O’Briens dig deep
• Sportsfile snappers maintain the usual excellent standards
• Tinahely wins for Jack and Luke
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Wanderers girls maintain strong start to first U-14 campaign
• Poole kicks vital winner
• U-16 girls rewarded on long trip to Cavan
• Taking a giant step in the right direction
• Enniscorth­y Credit Union asks are you getting the best deal on car finance?
• Toyota’s self-charging hybrids in Ireland
• DRIVING IN THE RAIN
• CUPRA offers the perfect mix
• New Fiat 500X has new comfort and safety features
• Major Volkswagen SUV growth
• Exciting offers from Ford for 191 vehicles
• Bishop’s homily: Archduke’s murder, Edermine monks and precious peace
• Bill from Ballyhack was lost in one of the war’s worst naval tragedies
• Plaque dedicated to VC hero Martin Doyle
• More than 100 brave men are honoured
• Wexford pays tribute to the Great War dead
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Publican gets his Porsche back
• Publican’s Porsche is spirited away
• Council Chair gets phone service back
• Wexford barley growers show they are cream of the Irish crop
• Launch of new degree course in Creative Computing
• Locals take Simple Food Pledge
• A taste of Wexford at breakfast showcase in Wilton Castle
• New regulation­s will not muzzle free speech
• The treatment of all victims in our courts is in dire need of overhaul
• It is time to provide more support for women who have been raped
• Doing the decoration shuffle, with brush in hand and song on lips
• Anti-Semitism not just a problem for Jews
• Alanna takes top prize at Leadership contest
• Wexford Youth Film Project receives Coca Cola funding
• Winner of €10,000 ‘Wexford Stories’ film fund to be announced
• GDPR now an issue with CCTV system
• Committee airs drugs concerns
• Blackwater
• The Ballagh
• Glynn-Barntown
• Bree-Galbally
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Taghmon-Camross
• Ballymore-Mayglass
• Rosslare Strand
• Rathangan-Cleariesto­wn
• Our Lady’s Island
• Rosslare Harbour
• Murrintown
• Piercestow­n
• Over the Water
• Crossabeg
• Glenbrien
• Ballymurn
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• If thinking about a new pet, read this article first
• Ireland facing legal action over our wildlife obligation­s
• All I want for Christmas is to be asked what I want for Christmas
• Counting the cost of stress at work
• Bach to the Rescue with Night Remedy
• THE BIG SCREEN Spellbindi­ng sequel to wizard tale a feast for the eyes
• Legendary game has been tastefully revitalise­d

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