Wicklow People - 2018-07-11

• TEENAGERS IN BRAVE RESCUE OF TWO MEN AT MAGHERAMOR­E
• WICKLOW’S MINORS EARN ANOTHER SHOT AT LILYWHITES
• Triathlon participan­ts really feel the heat
• Minister visits Co Wicklow PPN
• Killer Hennessy not linked to any other assaults Works set to start at dangerous junction
• SYRIAN FAMILY PROVE TO BE GAA NATURALS Tennis players are busy
• TK MAXX STAFF STRIKE
• Nominate your People of the Year by Friday Soccer stars to line out for Spirit of Wicklow fundraiser in aid of hospice
• Rivers and coast to be assessed by IBAL Call for transport gardaí following violent incidents
• Arklow’s potential is meeting’s subject
• Plans for third lane in Kilmacanog­ue
• TRIBUTES EXTENDED TO DEPARTING CLLR O’CONNOR Municipal Districts to ‘tease’ out draft policy on functions
• Planning denied for proposed museum
• Sod turned on Bray Primary Care Centre
• Church Fête
• Happy campers head for gymnastics club
• Regatta Relays
• Health care group completes money management course
• Property prices continue to rise
• WICKLOW FEELING THE HEAT AT WARM WEATHER CONTINUES FIRE SERVICE STILL FEELING THE BURN
• Rubbish is left strewn around Glenmalure
• Drought costs farmers €1,750 extra per week
• WICKLOW FEELING THE HEAT AT WARM WEATHER CONTINUES Increased risk of food poisoning
• Influentia­l German guests visit Co Wicklow gardens
• Seven per cent of microbrewe­ries found in Wicklow
• Mick was a stalwart of the Lacken community
• Peter had a warm smile and twinkle in his eye
• Flinging axes around for sport in the middle of Wicklow
• Almost 150 entries for show
• Talented singers on way to Calary
• MARY’S ‘THE WAY WE
• NOIRIN’S GLOBE FOR GOAL
• WHAT’S ON AROUND COUNTY WICKLOW
• Four-day festival of running to get under way at Avondale
• YOUR COUNTY NEEDS YOU
• The hunt for Miley begins once again
• Heaney grabs the winner for Wanderers
• Under-21 hurlers fall short against Kildare
• Wicklow prove too strong for Meath
• Murphy says they were always playing catch-up
• First blood to Pat’s
• ST PATRICK’S BLESSINGTO­N
• TENSIONS RUN HIGH
• Dutton does the trick Substitute hits two late points to help Kilcoole to victory
• Mighty Moorehouse points the way for impressive Bray
• DOMINANT PAT’S PULL AWAY AFTER THE INTERVAL
• Tinahely turn on the style
• A sensationa­l Murphy show
• Ugly scenes as red mist descends
• Avondale stroll to comfortabl­e win
• Baltinglas­s hit Emmets for six BALTINGLAS­S BRAY EMMETS
• Blessingto­n win derby
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Managers set out their stall for campaign
• Russell looking for stability, on and off the pitch
• RACING AT ITS BEST Two wins help Byrne to overall victory in A4 category
• Keogh is making a splash on the internatio­nal rowing circuit
• Wicklow Wasps make history
• England building up a real head of steam
• FANS GET INTO THE GROOVE AS THE SUN BEAMS DOWN
• A baby bump is not a vulgar show of nudity
• The latest episode in the shambolic Brexit soap opera comes as no shock
• Two children, three cities and 100 degreeheat:Operationc­omplete
• Setting sail with a change of underwear and a heap of advice
• Trump: parallels with Hitler are alarming
• When WGA saved the Jackson Five
• The ‘monster inside’ that ruins lives
• Taps running dry all over Wicklow
• FOCUS ON THE WICKLOW COUNTRYSID­E ALL ROADS LEAD TO TINAHELY FOR SHOW
• Baltinglas­s
• HOMAGE TO NINETTE
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS Avoca
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• LaraghGlen­dalough
• Enniskerry
• Horoscopes
• Digestive upsets are a common summer issue
• Bluebottle a most unwelcome visitor at this time of year
• Wellbeing & Meditation
• Sobering Houston documentar­y pulls no punches
• Unravel Two a game of simply staggering beauty

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