Wexford People - 2020-06-23

• THUMBS UP FOR MIN RYAN PARK!
• THE (ICE) CREAM OF THE CROP!
• SPIEGELTEN­T FESTIVAL PLANS ON TRACK FOR 2020 STAGING
• CLUB CHAMPIONSH­IP DRAW IS MADE
• Model railway club treasurer given suspended sentence for forgery and theft
• Cannabis worth €5.4m found hidden in fruit at Europort
• New map shows parts of the county worst hit by Covid-19
• Gardai pay their respects to a fallen hero
• ‘Advanced talks’ over new League of Ireland club for Wexford
• Public consultati­on to play part in future of Ballast Office
• Council introducin­g measures to assist public queueing on streets
• Rebellion against sale of 1798 Centre
• Young woman jailed for hit and run accident
• Tommy’s herculean effort for Rainbow Unit
• Alan and Padraig go extra mile for MarineWatc­h
• Accidents at Kyle Cross due to ‘poor driving’
• Leading global medical hub to set up facility in Wexford
• Action on waiting lists for children is required
• One-off event to replace New Ross Piano Festival
• Cherry Grove owners thank community and staff
• ‘I WON’T AGREE TO BUDGET REDUCTIONS,’ SAYS CARTHY
• Bottle banks overflowin­g after lockdown
• Overgrown hedgerows at risk of causing road traffic accidents
• Pedestrian crossing at Wellington­bridge to be ready in three months
• Vacant houses need to be restored or sold
• Restart Grant Scheme to help small businesses ‘won’t cut it’
• Wexford man produced steak knife in row with his father
• Direct Provision residents make history with higher education conference
• Boat and tennis club provides outlet for sporting enthusiast­s
• One size fits all approach to churches doesn’t work – Kehoe
• Mother and son team working in perfect harmony
• Bilingual children’s story set for broadcast
• Conviction­s for motorists
• Designer Bláithín Ennis has had time to reflect on changes in fashion
• The Sky and the Ground
• The race to get a place on your course of choice begins now
• Why choose to study at Selskar College?
• In uncertain times WWETB provides education and training across the south east for learners and businesses
• Post Leaving Certificat­e(PLC) Courses for 2020/21 at Enniscorth­y Vocational College
• €500k funding boost for seafood company Sofrimar
• Griffin Hotel Group to reopen properties in ‘planned’ stages
• Online platform TrainedIn aims to help businesses through Covid-19
• Change to ‘minimum density’ seen as real game changer for planning
• Dreams turn to reality with TV adaptation
• RETURNING VILLAIN SEEKS TO FINISH WHAT HE STARTED
• The rain of today is tomorrow’s sunshine
• President says pupils should be proud for rising to challenge
• Fresh start as secondary school beckons
• Moving on with treasured memories that last a lifetime
• Technology has helped but no substitute for classroom interactio­n
• Progressiv­e farmer John was a true gentleman who always put others first
• Hook Lighthouse and Dunbrody Visitor Experience set to reopen
• Dismay as town swamped in flash flood
• The trails at Tintern are paradise for athletes
• Mick was there for Chippy’s first game
• Board blasts C.P.A.
• Jamie earns €50 in our crossword test
• Two extra weeks should be utilised to extend group phase
• Ladies push ahead
• Your hurling skill of the week: blocking
• Six in Senior camogie title race
• Coaching is in Lizzy’s blood
• July 18 date for return of football in local leagues
• Encouragin­g players to grow
• Wallace making adjustment­s after new club jersey causes stir
• Larry was happy to follow path of his famous father
• Quicker than we expected, return of G.A.A. is a boost
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Barntown owner’s double a highlight as racing returns
• Treasure trove under stairs
• Royal Ascot big guns misfire
• Focus switches to Irish Derby and re-start of National Hunt
• Sherlock cracks case
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Weak Dubs destroyed
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Seconds lack spark as Cats coast home
• Hurlers ship heavy loss
• Craanford come home from Ulster with All-Ireland
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Players struggling to get back up to speed
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• TV quiz champs the toast of St. Peter’s
• Ryanair bringing London closer
• Onlooker kicks up a stink as raw slurry is dumped from quay
• It’s a night in the pub, but not as we know it
• We have a place at the UN’s top table but the big five have all the power
• Words matter and we all need to take more care when using them
• Andy Williams may have been a powerful entertaine­r but he was a lousy life coach
• The joys of cycling, even with punctures
• OULART & THE BALLAGH
• GLYNNBARNT­OWN
• BALLYMURN
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• ROSSLARE STRAND
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• PIERCESTOW­N
• TAGHMONCAM­ROSS
• DUNCANNON
• FETHARDON-SEA
• Covid-19 car sales increase
• DS Automobile­s is continuing with its electrific­ation strategy
• New Transit Trail and Transit Custom Trail models have been designed specifical­ly to operate in tougher working environmen­ts
• ŠKODA’s new Octavia features cycle friendly technology
• Range Rover celebrates 50 years
• Opel teams up with Energia
• Audi ‘Moving Forward’ 202 sales event
• Covid 19 has taught me that we actually don’t need that much
• An ideal opportunit­y for a fresh start
• Replenish good gut bacteria to tackle bloating
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Intestinal obstructio­ns are common in dogs
• Son-Before-Father: Colt’s-foot a breaker of rules
• TV FILM GUIDE Top films to watch on TV this week
• Retro top 10
• New garda app is a game changer for road policing

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