Wexford People - 2019-04-09

• DIRE WARNING AS RATES SKYROCKET: ‘JOBS WILL BE LOST, SHOPS WILL CLOSE’
• MOTORING EXTRA
• O’Keeffe a doubt for Dublin clash
• THOMAS TOLD TO VACATE HOUSE AFTER DEATH OF PARENTS
• Things are looking up at St. Peter’s College!
• Parents fear respite services will be diluted
• Gardai called to Minister Kehoe’s home over protest
• Homelessne­ss fears for mother and her three young children
• Community is in shock following death of toddler
• Nathan Carter, the Stunning and Corner Boy for Live at the Castle
• Man still living rough at Europort
• Cancer survivor Yvonne named Global Hero of Hope The dental nurse and mother of one joins Heroes Bernie Gallagher from Donegal and Luciana Souza from Kilkenny along with people from other countries who have been recognised by the American Cancer Society.
• A walk through time in the historical village of Rosslare
• Wexford in the driving seat
• Rosslare approved as one of two border control posts
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Hair salon case jury discharged
• Supermac’s to open in early June
• Ribbon is cut at new day centre
• Dedicated members honoured at IFA annual general meeting
• Ger snaps up award again
• AROUND WEXFORD TOWN
• Fun run to raise funds for autism unit
• Family of late Abbie helps diabetes clinic
• WEXFORD TO COACHELLA
• Man tried to conceal cocaine from gardaí in his underwear
• Methadone clinic is ‘staying in Grogan’s Road’
• Hero’s welcome for Olympian Lisa!
• Central supervised study at realistic prices at South East Learning Centre
• Exhibition shines a light on autism
• Honour for renowned horse trainer
• Top poetry prize for Blackwater woman
• Art project encouraged carers to get that Friday feeling
• Going green pays off for local groups
• A night to remember
• Having the perfect kitchen is an easily achievable goal
• Micheál Martin goes walk-about in Wexford
• The stage is set for ‘Same Old Moon’
• Road to close for up to two years over dangerous ruin
• Billy Doyle Shoes - Enniscorth­y and Wexford
• Local fighter crowned national champ in night of bad intentions
• RECORD-BREAKING HOPE & DREAM IS ONE IN A MILLION
• A SCHOOLING IN ART
• Environmen­tally friendly Ford
• Volkwagen T-Cross is the flexible SUV that adapts to meet your needs
• Ferrari ‘Hero Car’ with an unique soul
• New BMW 1 Series front-wheel drive
• The smooth new Citroën C5 Aircross SUV
• Subaru Europe unveil the first electrifie­d Subaru XV Crossover and the all-new Forester e-BOXER
• Keep your money safe until a reliable form line develops
• Barntown seal win
• Sars strike closing three points for victory
• JOY FOR JOSEPH’S
• Gorey produce a little extra
• Furlong in fine form
• Shannon fires Vols to second success
• Rathgarogu­e-Cushinstow­n hit back
• Clongeen too good for Pat’s
• Routine Cloughbawn win
• Fortune favours Kilanerin
• Charlie on a winner
• Veteran Murphy as sharp as ever
• Roche points way for Ballyhogue
• Ballymurn up and running
• Halley’s HWH show promise
• Kilrush stroll to victory
• Anne’s snatch late, late draw
• Monageer stay unbeaten
• Doyle makes big impact
• No panic by Shels
• O’Regan on target as Glynn-Barntown keep lead this time
• Oylegate-Glenbrien saunter to easy win
• Castletown hit back
• Fethard set for first clash with Harriers on return to Senior
• Depleted Martin’s exert full control
• Jimmies win again
• Scarcity of match officials starting to pose big problems
• F.C.J. fall short after fine effort
• Wexford finish sixth in league after another loss to Senior side
• Jockeys travel back and forth
• Enniscorth­y in U16 final
• Another defeat for Minor camogie side
• Another crushing late loss
• No dog able to Ketch Up with Bella in April stakes
• U-19s in glory bid
• Women fall short in their first six-pointer
• Two-horse race after Adamstown slip up
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Murphys lead way
• Coulthard puts his driving experience in F1 to clever use
• Codd, Jacob score on National day
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Indoor action ends on high
• Fine first for New Ross
• Watching bitter rivals through gritted teeth
• VWCommerci­al Vehicles is paving the way for the future of the brand
• SEAT announce six electric and plug-in hybrid models by beginning of 2021
• Irish Motor Industry looking to recruit 150 apprentice­s
• VW Golf is the most successful European car
• Number of new cars are down but electric car sales continue to grow
• Historic day for Skoda Superb
• World first Groupe Renault starts piloting vehicle-to-grid charging
• New Aston Martin Zagato to commemorat­e centenary
• The new Opel Zafira Life is a multi-purpose passenger car tailor-made to customer requiremen­ts
• Buyers ‘knowledge gap’ regarding electric vehicles
• Brigins bury time capsule
• Grass roots community work preserves Rosslare beach
• Nunn site acquired by county council
• Celebratio­ns for 80 agri graduates
• If you stare at your radio it’s more watchable
• Hard choices await as world struggles with the legacy of Islamic State’s evil
• Leo left spinning after Kylie letter ‘camera slut’ attack on Late Late
• The emperor needs no clothes, thanks to global warming, so turn down the heat
• We are all duty-bound to save our planet
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Many businesses not ready for Y2K bug
• First past the post in Grand National farce
• House designed by Wexford architect makes final of RTÉ’s Home of the Year
• Newbay to show off €2.8m refurb at wedding event
• CountryLif­e garden centres win big
• Rosslare Strand
• Our Lady’s Island
• Rosslare Harbour
• Blackwater
• Glenbrien
• Over the Water
• Crossabeg
• The Ballagh
• Bree-Galbally
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Simple treatments for skin problems in pets
• Bacteria in our gut contribute to overall health
• I have learned a valuable life lesson from the guy at the cheese counter
• It feels great to get out and get moving
• Health benefits of medicinal mushrooms
• Entertaini­ng romp a major shift in tone for the DC Comics brand
• Firestorm – well polished but underwhelm­ing
• THIS WEEK IN 1986
• 24/7 cover pledge with extra paramedics and ambulances

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