Wexford People - 2019-04-16

• Drug trade in Wexford town worth €6 MILLION
• Wallace in the race for Europe
• FIGHTING FIT AGAINST THE ODDS
• TRAIN DRIVER ACCUSED OF TAKING €12,000 FROM MODEL CLUB FUNDS
• PRIEST JAILED FOR TWO YEARS FOR MOLESTING YOUNG NEPHEW
• WEXFORD BUSINESS AWARDS OVER 100 IN CONTENTION
• Easter in the Churches
• UCD PARTNERSHI­P IS BOOST FOR HOSPITAL
• Tenors for open air show at St. Peter’s
• Business Awards Shortlist
• Ryan says anti-social behaviour getting out of hand on estates
• Marine Watch answers the call for help from the West
• Schools’ mental health conference after tragic deaths
• TD Boyd Barrett launches councillor’s election campaign
• Wexford raises a huge €16,500 on Daffodil Day
• Summerhill Guide leader receives prestigiou­s award
• Blessed with holy wells
• Man (48) befriended 10-year-old girl on Facebook, Wexford court told
• Council ‘powerless’ on smoky fuels ban
• Music for life at Scoil Mhuire
• Open invite to take part in seminar on ‘How to Age Well’
• Countdown is on for Darkness Into Light
• Two-year ban and fine on dangerous driving charges
• Theresa and Tony are Screen stars
• ‘This whole situation is now
• SHANE ROSS UNDER FIRE AS WEXFORD ROADS DEEMED THE WORST IN IRELAND
• Beyond a joke’
• THE NORMANS ARE COMING!
• Young man acquitted of assault with mallet
• Sabina launches new WLOS show
• New decade, new cabaret at Arts Centre
• The Ballagh and Bree take honours in fitting climax to Wexford bowls season
• Antiques store and home go up in flames
• Illustrate­d history talk on the Wexford O’Hanrahans
• Councillor­s struggle to set up meeting with Carlow IT chief
• Songwriter Mick Comerford to launch new country album
• Investigat­ion into death of two protected falcons
• Creative spirits will feature on local radio next month
• Protest over lack of mental health services for children
• Time to hop to it and get gardening
• Surprise guest lends support to runners at Scoil Mhuire Blue Run
• Man jailed for killing Clonroche man appeals his sentence
• Community shocked by the death of toddler in accident
• Booking now open for the 68th Opera Festival
• Rookie with stagecraft
• Bealtaine celebratio­n of art
• ELECTION DAY COUNTDOWN
• WOMEN FOR ELECTION HOPING TO TURN THE TIDE
• BOUNDARY CHANGES: WHAT THEY MEAN
• Political landscape shrouded by fog of boundary changes
• Unknown territory for North Wexford candidates
• The field narrows in New Ross
• ’Scorthy in Senior ranks
• See inside
• Glory for U-19 girls as Ryan leads way
• Medals galore in Ferrybank
• Club strikes gold!
• Spirited Counsel comeback falls short
• Seconds under the spotlight in decider
• Horeswood make most of first use of strong wind
• Rosslare in total control
• Nolan goals crucial
• Gusserane out-point promoted Rathnure
• Egan holds nerve to hit GOH leveller
• Rocks rule in District derby
• Oulart sail to big victory
• Kelly on song for Shels
• Super Kehoe show
• Murphy scrambles in the Blackwater winner
• Goals give Ramsgrange edge on 14 men
• Foley free forces draw
• Cushinstow­n off to top start
• Taghmon pay the penalty
• Martin’s coast to 34-point win
• Glynn call all the shots
• Seconds also big victors
• Rapps in command
• Juniors complete fruitful weekend
• Tubritt comes up trumps as Fethard draw with Harriers
• Holders edge home
• Four jam-packed weeks followed by a lengthy delay
• Banville holds nerve to hit late Shels leveller
• Oylegate’s fine start
• Board yet to land a new sponsor for top football grade
• First for U-14 girls
• Gold-winning gymnasts impress
• Decent results for locals in Mondello
• Wexford move off the bottom
• Trainer Anglim enjoys first and last race double in Enniscorth­y
• Women bounce back
• Kilrush retain Premier Féile camogie title
• Izzy puts in a five-star display for Courtown
• Bohs and All Blacks through to the final
• Campile closing in on Division 1 crown
• Bates bags a late winner for Kilmore United
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• O’Neill tightens grip
• Long-form sports writing by a true master of the art
• Stumble ends National gamble
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Clearcut home win over Clonmel paved the way
• Dream turns to reality!
• Senior status for first time since 1931
• Emotional scenes as the Tiger roars back
• Hot contest on cards as two big players move to Kilmuckrid­ge
• It’s back to the polling booths on divorce
• COUNTY WEXFORD’S LOCAL ELECTIONS CANDIDATES
• Crowded field of 23 on EU ballot for Ireland South
• LOCAL CANDIDATES
• Independen­ts day and more
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Councillor storms out and Mayor calls him ‘a gobsh*te’
• Massive sports hall plans are outlined
• Gorey welcomes Chinese delegation to visit the Hatch Lab
• Breakfast briefing on pensions
• Retired Garda Frank passes away on birthday
• Not what we expected of the poster boy
• A hero or a villain? Arrest of Assange is just the start of a long divisive saga
• A Lidl can go a long way in battle against fake plastic environmen­t
• Up to my oxters in muck and sinking fast under an internet tsunami
• Joy of observing people on a busy train
• Our Lady’s Island
• Rosslare Harbour
• Rosslare Strand
• Murrintown
• Crossabeg
• Bree-Galbally
• The Ballagh
• Glenbrien
• GlynnBarnt­own
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Taghmon-Camross
• Ballymore-Mayglass
• Sherry FitzGerarl­d Radford has this stunning home with magnificen­t views
• Rathnure House and 79 acres goes under the hammer
• PN O’Gorman have many desirable properties on their books
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Preventing parasites in pets is the safest answer
• Ferns are very common sight at this time of year
• I always assumed I’d go to Heaven and believe God is a decent guy
• ‘Not to do’ list can be invaluable guide
• Low stomach acid can cause peeling nails
• Stellar lead performanc­e from Buckley in rags to riches tale
• Buggy but novel game that many will despise
• THIS WEEK IN 1973

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