Wexford People - 2020-01-07

• Tragedy strikes on our shores
• Faythe Harriers under fire for postponing draw
• GREETINGS FROM A BURNING AUSTRALIA
• Missing fisherman was married only five months ago
• JOE SPOKE TO HIS FAMILY TWO HOURS BEFORE TRAGEDY STRUCK
• An Post figures shed light on homelessne­ss across county
• Widespread sadness at death of Elizabeth Drury
• Tennessee Vikings send important email to Jesus
• Average cost now €200,000 as house prices fall by 3%
• Rocks area littered with rubbish for new year
• New Year, New York for Michelle’s show
• Five months in jail for ‘serial thief’
• Judge says duo ‘concocted story’ as a defence
• Highest in SE for road fatalities
• 20 years since All-Ireland win
• Ceolchoirm celebrates unique Christmas customs and traditions
• Family fear the worst after shocking photo of James is released
• Keep your TV in the closet
• Motorists convicted of various offences
• Ferrycarri­g Park future ‘up in the air’ but club believe solution is likely
• Man arrested over alleged rape on ferry
• Eileen Rowe Fitness offers a wide range of classes to suit all abilities
• Slimming World testimonia­ls
• Kennedy Park kids get scientific and meet some feathered friends
• College Choice – A Different Pathway with BIFE
• Now is the time to consider your third-level options
• BRIAN RETIRES FROM RNLI AFTER 50 YEARS SERVICE
• Gerry Fish coming to Enniscorth­y in March
• Always use a Registered Electrical Contractor of Ireland (RECI) to carry out electrical work in your home
• ONE STEP FROM CROKER!
• See centrespre­ad
• Big wins for Gorey Rangers and N End
• Ladies welcome new sponsor
• Heavy U-20 defeat
• President for Seana Ghael awards
• Riordan’s skill set prevails
• Hurlers all set to experiment
• Greyhound meeting on January 15
• Enniscorth­y girls best in cracker
• Furlong returns for Leinster’s big win
• Gorey capture cup
• Seaview still setting pace
• Curracloe go six clear at head of Under-14 table
• Oulart-The Ballagh and Castletown best of the decade
• G.A.A. facing an uncertain future in our urban centres
• Campile build on quick Hearn goal to earn important victory
• Rangers here to stay
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Slevin’s good week
• Sportsfile snappers in top form again for Season Of Sundays
• JJ’s parents get in on winning act
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Four up for Clodagh
• TRIBUTES FLOW FOR GENTLE GIANT WITH A HEART OF GOLD
• Madeline’s new book displays ‘the secret life of roses’
• Launch of poetry book based on life of Van Gogh
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Last pikeman march of bicentenar­y year
• Howlin is appointed Minister for Health
• Protestors picket at Wexford Coursing
• Major conference looks at ways to maximise Wexford’s potential
• New plan for county is expected to see between 500 and 1,000 new jobs created over five years
• Keeping it simple the key to a successful year
• Dáil battlegrou­nd may not lie where Leo and Fine Gael strategist­s think
• Rare family get together puts New Year priorities in perspectiv­e
• Sex god on loan to planet Earth recommends oldstyle navigation­al aid
• The faith of the people is still there to see
• Sean has strong vision for the Hope Centre
• Dietary Advice
• THE HOPE AND DREAM TEAM BEHIND THE SCENE
• HOW OUR LEADERS ARE GETTING ON
• Crosbie is back in the game with Market House plan
• New comedy club set to wow crowds
• Joe’s memoirs outline his work on mental health awareness
• Festival to focus on mental health
• Ballymore-Mayglass
• Bannow-Ballymitty
• Taghmon-Camross
• Rat hang an C le aries town
• Rosslare Harbour
• Blackwater
• The Ballagh
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Cushinstow­n
• Horoscopes
• Is your pet drinking more than normal?
• Increase in number of Dead Zones a cause for concern
• I’ve turned 50, and I feel pretty grateful that I’ve made it this far
• How to make the Twenties roar for you
• What’s trending for year ahead
• MechWarrio­r not for everyone, but still a blast
• THE BIG SCREEN Daring WW2 comedy drama likely to divide audiences

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