Wexford People - 2021-01-12

• A ray of hope in pivotal time for Covid-19 battle
• OPERA FESTIVAL CEO STEPS DOWN
• CONSTRUCTI­ON AT A STANDSTILL
• MIXED REACTION TO GOVERNMENT’S U-TURN ON SCHOOLS
• DAVY PLAYS THE WAITING GAME
• Man appears in court for refusing to wear a mask in supermarke­t
• Plans lodged for town centre concert venue
• 1,701 new Covid cases in the space of a week
• Four-day St Iberius fast exceeds expectatio­ns as €40,000 raised
• Concern as lockdown sees rise in school drop-outs
• ‘I’m dreading the thought of it all happening again’
• ‘I AM INSPIRED BY THE PARENTS OF PUPILS WITH COMPLEX NEEDS’
• MIXED REACTION FROM SPECIAL NEEDS SECTOR
• Department U-turn was a responsibl­e move
• Kerlogue residents first to receive vaccine
• Council Chairman among frontline workers to get vaccinated
• Planning lodged for major €450m Wexford-Wales interconne­ctor
• Some schools see drop in those moving on to college
• CREDIT UNION NIGHT RUN MOVES ONLINE
• 10,000 on PUP as Level 5 hits homes
• Housing stock lowest in 14 years as remote workers flock to Wexford
• Gardai roll out additional measures across county
• COMPLAINT TO MINISTER OVER TREATMENT OF SUICIDAL TEEN
• Minister Browne welcomes approval of second vaccine
• SADNESS AT SUDDEN PASSING OF PAT WHO SERVED AS A PARAMEDIC
• Tributes to former Mayor of Wexford Noel Murphy
• Man charged with producing knife at ex-partner’s house
• SPIKE IN ILLEGAL DUMPING SINCE CHRISTMAS
• Panto extended due up popularity
• Performanc­e space needed for the quays
• Wexford burglar armed with knife is sentenced to 18 months in prison
• Getting creative this January during level 5
• The new Ireland
• €200,000 BOOST FOR BALLYMITTY
• €800,000 awarded to seven local community projects
• ‘THE MINUTE RESTRICTIO­NS ARE LIFTED WE WILL START WORK’
• Riverchape­l Courtown walkway’s €100k boost
• OLD CLOHAMON SCHOOL TO BECOME A DIGITAL AND COMMUNITY HUB
• Plenty of options available both online and off
• College Choice – A Different Pathway with BIFE Qualificat­ions at CTEC
• QQI Qualificat­ions at CTEC
• CIRCUMSTAN­CES AROUND SHOOTING OF RIC MAN STILL UNCLEAR 100 YEARS ON
• Annie lived life to the fullest and had a welcoming nature
• Michael was a generous human being who never forgot his roots
• Philip was a true warrior with an indomitabl­e spirit
• Embrace the new way to shop!
• Larry Donnelly calling the US shots
• Thomas is thriving in League One with Gills
• Tara Rocks grieve for legendary Bill Owley
• A JACOB MASTERCLAS­S
• Festy steps up for senior club debut
• No substitute for what’s learned in championsh­ip tie
• A formidable presence at every County Board meeting
• Silverware sought, but is quality there to make it happen?
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Enniscorth­y hockey news
• Late Cheveley Park boss spent big money on Wexford horses
• Marco’s magical finish the highlight of career cut short
• Doyles’ delight in Shelbourne Pk
• Alley club mourns
• Daring to dream in difficult times
• Sounding out our pursuit of happiness
• Pubs will be next in smoking clampdown
• Priest says Church is ‘a real mess on sex’
• Cheap day trips could cost local jobs
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS WITH EDWARD HAYDEN
• Skills Map will identify county’s talent
• Hope for farmers with Fair Deal reform
• Shoppers face extra charges when purchasing items online from the UK
• Bob Hughes appointed director of Local Ireland
• U-turn confusion exposes lack of planning
• Danger signs were there long before Trump militias’ Washington attack
• Walk dreamily hand in hand from the candy store to the chapel on the hill
• Diarmuid Martin was a competent leader
• Education fiasco sees parents left battling anxiety, fear and stress
• BLOOD BIKES SOUTH EAST REVVED UP AS NEW FACILITY IS SECURED
• Wexford students to win €12,000 WIT Scholarshi­p
• GLYNNBARNT­OWN
• OULART & THE BALLAGH
• BREE-GALBALLY
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• OUR LADY’S ISLAND
• New digital car showrooms
• From Hollywood A-listers to the weekly shop in Aldi – What a year!
• Control the controllab­les for better results
• Improve your circulatio­n naturally
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Puppies must have good early social experience­s
• Natura 2000 is the EU’s flagship wildlife project
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Jackie scores a number one 29 years after first release
• Stena cancel Fishguard sailings amid Brexit and Covid-19 chaos

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