Wexford People - 2020-05-05

• Green light for €120m Trinity Wharf project
• COVID-19 TESTING AT NURSING HOMES TURNING INTO A ‘FARCE’
• Petrol and home heating oil prices plummet
• Workforce adapting to the reality of working from home
• Appeal launched for laptops for Leaving Cert students
• Eugene aims to walk a million steps in a month for hospital
• Calls to make some footpaths one-way for social distancing
• Jobs losses are only tip of the iceberg
• 20,000 GETTING COVID-19 RELIEF PAYMENT IN COUNTY
• Positive approach is vital to driving Wexford’s recovery
• Billie’s harmonica playing proves a hit!
• ICA ladies aim to put their talents to good use
• No screening of visitors taking place at ports – Mythen
• Mini Maestros reach as far as Belgium with online class
• ONLINE YOGA CLASSES WILL HELP COMBAT STRESS DURING COVID LOCKDOWN
• Scammers see Covid-19 as ‘an opportunit­y’
• Wexford man tells gardai that wife made him break compliance rule
• ‘Amazing value’ in heating oil leads to unseasonal demand
• Increase in cigarette sales down to reduction in smuggling
• Swedish approach guided by science not the politician­s
• Face slasher jailed for three years
• €1,000 in cash prizes for writing competitio­n
• ‘THE COMMUNITY HAVE ROWED IN BEHIND US’
• Making a will provides security and protects loved ones
• Golden successes for Wexford Camera Club
• Drug addict used scissors in raids on three shops
• Magical sunrise lights up Robyn’s 8th birthday
• Count your blessings for Cursed Murphy
• Theupsideo­f down
• Erin excels with national culinary award
• FLASHBACK: POWERS WEXFORD SPORTS STAR AWARDS
• Shock as man dies of stab wounds
• When the creative road is devoid of any boundaries
• New album is just what this Wexford doctor ordered!
• Fitzgerald urges caution
• The early years of a thriving North End
• Homework is key for Ursula
• Finances to suffer
• Peileadóir’s top team
• Cousins revel in hurling craic
• Shels sure can put on a show
• Josh ready for the frontline
• Goggins ‘blessed’ to be living his dream
• Childhood arrival served Seniors for a ten-year period
• Some glimmer of light, but date for return still unclear
• Tom has a thirst for learning
• A proven master of his craft
• UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH JIM BOLGER
• Armagh spoil the party
• Fitzgerald double sees Youths book place in final
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Hurlers back in big time
• O’Grady on the double for Stoney
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Pure class from Counsel
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Loads of fun playing the nickname game
• TOP TWEETS
• Locals continue the Tourist Office fight
• Two Wexford boxers shortliste­d for Seoul
• SARS advice desk set up at Rosslare
• Five steps to a world of pure imaginatio­n
• The tunnel is long but at last we can see there’s a light at the end of it
• Empty shop windows reflect the need for us all to stick together
• A warm-beer-onewoman man, not a martini-cocktail-Pussy-Galore guy
• What can you discuss when you disagree?
• Scurri among top 50 retail tech start-ups
• Carnew Mart goes online
• Exciting online programme for start-up food producers
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• A3 now more efficient and dynamic
• Slow deep breaths, one day at a time – and plenty of cocktails!
• Be careful of emotional contagion
• Why not try natural solutions for hay fever?
• Horoscopes
• Backyard hens can get itchy just like other pets
• Circle of life a source of wonder and fascinatio­n
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• A punishing yet deeply rewarding experience
• Retro top 10 THIS WEEK IN 1995
• Scallans food company placed in examinersh­ip due to Covid-19
• Ability Programme continues to support young people during lockdown

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