Wexford People - 2024-04-03

• Ambulance service furious over tailbacks caused by roadworks
• Wexford business asks council for help following armed robbery
• Chef caught with cocaine worth €6,700 initially told gardai it was for his own use
• High hopes for a return of the old Oak Tavern as site goes on market
• Chef given suspended sentence for drug dealing
• War of Independen­ce exhibition taking place at County Hall
• No Gaeilge and no history – criticism aimed at name of new Wexford town estate
• Scaled back version of boxing gym gone to tender after ‘little interest’ in original design
• Rosslare candidate says Leo’s legacy will be ‘failure after failure’
• Mayor of Wexford’s position on local elections unchanged
• Draft traffic plan unveiled for the Fleadh
• Ambulance Officer critical of later opening hours for pubs and clubs
• Issue over costs blamed for delay in Talbot Green works
• No details relating to future use of Mechanic’s Institute
• County Wexford Chamber Business Awards finalists are revealed
• 316 pensioners on Wexford’s housing list including two over the age of 90
• FLY, EAGLES FLY!
• Rosslare councillor­s envious of Gorey toilets as battle to install taps at district’s beaches continues
• Councillor­s are not willing to give up on Curracloe greenway
• People living in homeless shelter for ‘up to a year’
• Bereaved parents talk to be held in Co Wexford hotel
• Chris de Burgh set for hometown show to mark milestone
• Plan for mini playground at Curracloe hanging by a thread
• Sinn Féin candidate says Rosslare has been ‘desperatel­y neglected’
• Woman told there was no bed for her
• Public meeting on road safety
• Wexford farmers urged to consider solar options
• ‘Farming for Water’ represents real opportunit­y for agri sector
• Protests against conditions endured by animals exported from Rosslare Europort
• County Wexford gets set for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann
• My fixed rate will soon be up on my mortgage. Should I stick with it or switch for a better rate?
• Newly qualified solicitor advances at Enniscorth­y law firm
• Edward Entertains
• Why is my Hair Falling Out?
• Finally, a genius comes up with an idea we can all get behind
• Let’s pray for the survival of the beloved Rooster, or else Himself will lose the will to live
• I’ve found the solution to tech avoidance – get ‘em working!
• On the front line of the annual spring blitzkrieg to put The Manor in order
• The mystery and wonder of all our lives
• Singing the praise of guinea pigs as pets
• The wonder and beauty of wild birds’ eggs
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Springstee­n scores his third number one in Ireland
• Horoscopes
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Gorey mother ‘up to her neck’ in heroin dealing jailed for four years
• Alan Sugar missed out by firing me says Apprentice contestant
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• What’s on at Wexford Town Library
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• OUR LADY’S ISLAND
• Holders march on
• Wolohan and Murphy steer Camolin Celtic to important success
• North End hit back
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Dobbs earns point
• Rowe leveller fully deserved
• Ferns face old foes
• Moyne make it to U-12 last eight
• ALL THE WEEK’S FIXTURES
• Wexford rooted to the bottom
• Itsallabou­ted the stand-out victor as Unraced Stake continues
• NINJAS NET VICTORY
• Archers strike for indoor success
• Dead-rubber defeat
• Outstandin­g Under-16 show
• Laois next for Minors after third win on the trot seals top spot
• Wexford waltz to fine victory
• Wicklow’s late winning burst
• Ben’s boys his biggest fans
• Footballer­s seek repeat win

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