Wexford People - 2020-06-16

• €10m blow as Opera Festival is postponed
• JUMPING FOR JOY!
• WEXFORD FROM 115 YEARS AGO
• MAYORAL PACT IS BROKEN
• PLEA FOR CLUB QUARTER-FINALS
• Numbers seem stacked against Lawlor
• New chapter for bookshops with new trading environmen­t
• Cistín Eile ready for the challenge of re-opening
• Service for the ‘Forgotten Ones’
• MAJOR FUNDRAISER IN MEMORY OF SHANE
• New Bullring planter is destroyed by vandals
• Best of the best
• Even lockdown can’t stop the music
• Different canvass for Art in the Open festival
• National prize for Bridgetown students
• ‘We are not a racist country’
• Eight local writers chosen for playwright mentor programme
• Ohana Café closes due to Covid impact
• Sadness at Aedeen’s recent passing in Arizona
• BLUE STEEL
• ‘They are stealing incomes, stealing the attention George Floyd should be getting’
• External interventi­on needed if region is to ever get a university
• South East University delays ‘totally unacceptab­le’ – Howlin
• Sinfonia’s Music in Movieland reschedule­d for July 2021
• Industrial relations and lack of financial support behind delay
• Red Moon Theatre ready for ‘new norm’ this summer
• A virtual goodbye to St Peter’s students as awards handed out
• St Peter’s gets on the move for Crumlin hospital
• Creativity will count in online art exhibition
• My teenage summer–pt3
• Free counsellin­g service offers support for carers
• Matthew (18) wins over hearts of the nation
• AN HONOUR TO SERVE!
• Drama in Oulart as bomb squad is called
• Reopening of mart provides relief for farmers across the county
• Online seminar examines childhood anxiety issues
• Vehicle boost for the Civil Defence
• COUNTING THE HUMAN COST OF COVID IN A NURSING HOME
• How to take a digital detox
• 5 HANDY DIGITAL APPS TO USE DURING LOCKDOWN
• Maternity leave during Covid-19
• Back to school clothing and footwear allowance
• SHOP LOCAL TO PROTECT LOCAL JOBS
• ENNISCORTH­Y CREDIT UNION IS SET TO HELP REVIVE WEXFORD
• WEXFORD RETAILERS HAVE TAKEN EVERY MEASURE TO ENSURE YOUR SAFETY, SO LET’S GET OUT THERE AGAIN
• TIME TO PULL ON OUR PURPLE AND GOLD JERSEY AND SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES
• Fortune would be tempted by Wexford gig
• World Cup hero has made his home here
• FIXTURES DILEMMA
• Permission sought for Park floodlight­s
• Mick’s lifetime of service
• McQuaid runs smooth camp
• Cricket on solid local footing
• ‘Stoney’ crossed border and faced his native county
• Club players need clarity now on the quarter-final issue
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Women’s soccer re-start last weekend in August
• Organisers revving up for September Wexford rally
• Go Forth and find new routes!
• Enniscorth­y welcome rugby’s return to play plans
• O’Brien delivers Classic win
• It’s a tough life for most jockeys, as McDonald’s week shows
• Hurlers ease past Laois
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Loreto Wexford pair chosen for Ireland in hockey
• The one that got away
• Tipp toppled in thrilling finish to U14 final
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Bunclody shine brightest
• Footballer­s faltered in nightmare finish in Mullingar
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• More questions than answers as we return
• EVERY CITIZEN IN EVERY TOWN CAN DRIVE ECONOMIC RECOVERY…
• FAMILY CARERS DESERVE OUR SUPPORT AND RESPECT – JOHNNY MYTHEN T.D.
• CLAYTON WHITES HOTEL SET TO REOPEN JUNE 29
• SAFE AND EFFECTIVE SANITATION IS KEY TO ECONOMIC RECOVERY…
• JAMES BROWNE WELCOMES EASING OF RESTRICTIO­NS
• Fiona Sutton MISCP Chartered Physiother­apist
• Caution urged over ‘second wave’
• Renewal scheme will focus on recovering from impact of Covid
• Motorists convicted
• Discontent over new £30,000 sculpture
• Erasing of history makes fools of us all
• The lockdown held valuable lessons but are we already forgetting them?
• Facing up to a future unknown as ministers struggle for a breather
• Two-step guide to flower classifica­tion: One, daisies. Two, non-daisies.
• Breaking Bad – a study of relationsh­ip?
• Funding to boost agri-food tourism
• ‘Patience from all sides is key as we get back to work’
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• PIERCESTOW­N
• OULART & THE BALLAGH
• GLYNNBARNT­OWN
• CROSSABEG
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• Mercedes set for busy summer
• Are we complacent or just trying to take back a bit of normality?
• Key areas for self-care in your ‘new’ life
• At-home hair and skin treatments are easy to use
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• What to do with rescued young birds and mammals
• New NBDC swatch a simple guide to identify seashells
• Colfer’s 12year old hero takes to the big screen
• THIS WEEK IN 1964
• Seal Rescue Ireland reopens into a very different world

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