Wexford People - 2019-11-26

• Port immigratio­n HQ is a cramped portacabin
• AMERICAN DREAM
• ‘WONDERFUL’
• ROOM FOR IMPROVEMEN­T
• BRICK WALL FACING CARERS
• Probe continues after 16 found in truck
• Voting urged in first by-election since 1945
• Murphy battles on in media firestorm
• Local outlets slash prices for day of sales
• Rory’s ‘eclectic’ exhibits get everyone talking
• Death of priest whose abduction made headlines around world
• Bridgetown students getting ‘all shook up’ for Christmas show
• 18 months for stabbing victim in leg and head
• Woman pulled knife from her abdomen and threatened nurses
• Kilmore First Responders will work round-the-clock
• Budding authors receive writing workshops
• Marinewatc­h donation
• Quiz kids beat parents
• Coolcotts activist unveils new universal housing plan
• Civil Rights Festival to honour US campaigner
• Bowie, a hero just for one day
• Mum tells court of fears for daughter after hospital release
• Just ‘handful’ of public comments on traffic plan
• CEO: Partnershi­p will unlock huge potential
• Vintage club’s run to light up the night
• WLOS announce cast for 2020 show ‘Titanic –The Musical’
• 35 years of profession­al and quality service
• Lights, Santa, fireworks fun
• ELECTION RACE HAS CHANGED COURSE IN CLOSING WEEKS
• Cllr Malcolm Byrne FIANNA FÁIL
• Verona Murphy FINE GAEL
• Mary Lou has confidence in Mythen
• Blackmore ‘not another careerist politician’
• Anti-abortion candidate from Wicklow joins race
• Europort’s €28m wind energy plan
• Water quality still an issue in parts of county
• Environmen­tal issues at the forefront for Carthy
• Port expansion must facilitate local Gardaí
• Council ‘not obliged’ to mark roads less than six metres wide
• New social houses move a step closer
• WHEN IT IS LOVE AT ALL COSTS
• Wexford’s medieval heritage
• WWETB ‘very keen’ on Carrigfoyl­e plan
• Councillor­s ask for derelict shed to be sold on the open market
• CO WEXFORD CHRISTMAS WHAT’S ON
• Ballygarre­tt’s glory bid
• See centrespre­ad Cushinstow­n power on to provincial football final
• Defeat to Defence Forces a big blow
• Hogues hit for six
• Show of strength from Martin’s
• Inaugural Gorey District awards to be presented
• Brody shows class
• Race against time to complete U-20
• Rule tweak required
• Counsel respond to pressure
• The heat was on after losing start to all-Irish speaking school
• Pettit on the mark
• Three dismissed in crushing defeat
• Third time lucky for St. Anne’s
• Martin’s lose Leinster crown
• Fine first from classy Kilrush
• Doughty defenders seal win
• Kennedy Park show quality
• Senan’s teamwork a real treat
• Larry’s role in the rise of Ballygarre­tt won’t be forgotten
• Smaller clubs are flying the Wexford flag in super style
• Vital win for the Boker boys
• Derby ends in stalemate
• Classy Cian the Carnew star
• Impressive final ten minutes power Peter’s to shield victory
• Michelle’s top of the world!
• Rathnure G.A.A. launches athletic developmen­t programme
• Taghmon the double
• Mark enjoys golden win
• Winter league very popular with the clubs
• Youths face Kilkenny
• Nolan goes close
• Charities the winners at Lingstown
• Sportsfile snappers present a history of soccer’s glory days
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Gorey ladies shine in top-table win
• Big statement by girls
• Successful night for owners from Wexford town
• SOCCER FIXTURES
• OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW
• Community groups convene for informativ­e night of networking
• Night runners compete for paralysis research
• Historic meeting highlights the importance of Rosslare Port
• A touch of rail luxury with new carriages
• Ambush ordeal of a Good Samaritan
• New bridge opening slammed as ‘fiasco’
• Sheep farmer John is top of the class
• Opus recruitmen­t ahead of schedule
• Expansion and name change for local salmon company
• Food firm looks to environmen­t
• ‘Tis the season for stacks of cheap booze
• Broadband plan is a start but rural areas needs more than fast internet
• Cut out written homework to help unleash pupils’ imaginatio­ns
• Falling for sporting heroes who display passion or coolness under pressure
• The future of the church is in our hands
• Keeping the peace at home and abroad
• Challengin­g perception­s at Science Festival
• Ethos booklet launched by Bishop
• Consultant­s urge voters to make a stand on health
• Unanimous support for increase in N11 speed limit
• PROPOSED 5G MAST SPLITS COMMUNITY
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Horoscopes
• In winter, ensure your pets can be seen easily
• Maidenhair ferns thrive on lime in old wall wortar
• What can you do to prevent burnout?
• As I approach 50, I’ve concluded that moderation is the key to life
• Trilogy a great gift idea for Christmas
• Despite its flimsy plot, ice fairytale sequel delivers
• A brilliant revival for Sniper: Ghost Warrior series
• THIS WEEK IN 1971
• Hollywood director visits Tintern ahead of ‘Duel’ shoot

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