Wexford People - 2024-05-01

• ‘She always will be our hero’
• Co Wexford chef who groomed teenager jailed
• Lives of Rosslare pupils ‘transforme­d’ by new safe routes to school scheme
• Constructi­on company asked to repair Wexford roads after €12.5m project
• Wexford County Council may have to re-do steps over accessibil­ity issues
• Wexford road users frustrated as repainting job on dangerous junction neglected for two years
• ‘Politics is in my blood’ – Cllr Carthy gets re-election campaign under way
• Concerns over synthetic drugs that are ‘making people psychotic’
• Wexford Sinn Féin members hear concerns of farming community
• Child rapist is appealing conviction and sentence
• Senator Byrne says Independen­t Alliance ‘now a political party’
• ‘I’ve never been more proud to be involved in something as this’
• Mick Wallace confirms European re-election bid
• Charity Ball will support Rape Crisis Centre and local Alzheimer’s branch
• Council engineer accused of being ‘blasé’ over beach car park plans
• Rockin’ Food Festival is set to delight everyone
• Sea swimmers frustrated by ‘flippancy’ towards request for beach shelters at Curracloe
• Bride St apartment plan to proceed in coming months
• Wexford to host a series of events for National Bike Week 2024
• RNLI concert in National Opera House to mark 200 years of Wexford lifeboats
• Wexford Festival of Running 2024 will raise funds for Able-Disabled Club
• Wexford man’s play inspired by family tragedy after sexual abuse by notorious priest
• Brittany Ferries to add third weekly return Rosslare to Cherbourg sailing
• Wexford whiskey honours fallen heroes of 1798
• Azets Ireland to expand presence in South East
• Joint WWETB and SETU symposium is a real success
• Funding for Rosslare Wexford greenway could elapse before project gets off the ground
• Musical exploits of Youth Train learners show that ‘with ambition, anything is possible’
• Gardaí write to council to urge them not to direct homeless people to the garda station
• Exploring the importance of forest management with Teagasc walks
• Minister Humphreys launches major national awareness campaign aimed at dog owners
• Afreshclea­nwater supplyisim­portant
• Is it worthwhile switching my mortgage due to rising interest rates or should I stay put?
• Ravenport Resort appoints new sales and marketing manager
• Natural Support for Psoriasis
• Photoshop is king as politician­s hit poster trail
• Do the Catholic thing by providing shelter – it’s good for everyone
• It’s not like it was when I was a boy and real men wore long pants to work
• I’m nervous when I hear the word holy
• Skin growths in elderly dogs are very common
• Many Orange Tip butterflie­s are on the wing now
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• “Riverdance” spend over four months at the top
• Horoscopes
• WHAT’S ON IN CO WEXFORD THIS MAY BANK HOLIDAY
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Wanderers off to whirlwind start
• Glory for Gorey!
• Ballymurn Celtic take top spot in Division 3
• O’Brien makes Crossabeg pay penalty
• Moyne march on
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Rowe brace downs the Town
• Wexford rooted to the bottom
• Ferns United secure third Premier crown in a row
• Schools successes
• No Dilemma for Johnny as best is saved until last
• Gainford and Croke land double
• Whelan leads way with 3-4
• CBS have the goal-den touch
• Women cruise into decider
• Bolger point secures replay
• Good Counsel crushed by late St. Kieran’s winner
• Wexford fade in last quarter
• Funge hits a fabulous winner
• IN A TIGHT SPOT
• Inability to close out matches is becoming a serious issue that needs to be addressed
• Gorey seeking national glory

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