Wicklow People - 2018-11-07

• €4m GAA facility in Glenealy given the go-ahead
• HURLERS WARREN AND JOHN ARE NAMED ALL STARS
• Educate Together gets new school patronage
• WICKLOW RUGBY CLUB LAUNCHES NEW €250,000 DEVELOPMEN­T PLAN
• Memorial unveiled to men who died in the line of duty
• Shillelagh Stick sculpture to be unveiled
• X Factor adventure comes to an end for Jack (17)
• Anyone for tennis at Wicklow club?
• Dublin Wicklow Mountain Rescue wins Lotto award
• Shaw adaptation on Carnew stage
• New car registrati­ons in the county down on 2017 figure
• Tourism strategy aims to make county No1 choice Two hazardous waste collection­s to take place
• Trio from Hilltop Shooting Club to represent Ireland
• Eric’s case is to be re-examined by government
• Kathleen’s 60th helps a great cause
• Deborah Coleman at Wicklow County Council meeting Council’s plan to cope with severe weather incidents
• Time to make difficult decisions in local areas says cathaoirle­ach
• Christmas Together volunteers urged to attend meeting
• Gaelscoil back open after getting all-clear
• Grand Slam
• Frustratio­n at drinking and vandalism in Kilcoole playground
• Pete the Vet’s blog picks up three awards
• How do I get a copy of my birth certificat­e?
• Fourth Wicklow calendar hits the shelves
• GP visit card for carers
• Solid fuel provides the vital heat you need to survive the winter
• Actors impress in Coolgreany
• Daata’s double success in Irish curry awards
• Launch night at Annex Beauty Clinic
• Expression­s of interest in Food Academy sought
• Circle K in Blessingto­n Tesco staff raise €2,500 for Temple Street to host grand opening
• RUSSBOROUG­H AT CHRISTMAS
• TRICKS & TREATS AS THE ’68 HITS FIFTY
• De Burgh concert for cancer support
• Parents seek clarity on school’s future
• BRAY CRAFTERS REVEAL ‘WHAT LIES BENEATH’
• RTE ORCHESTRA COMING TO WICKLOW
• Glenealy fail to hit the high notes in Leinster
• AGB and Tinahely to battle for league glory
• U-16s reach final of the Fr Manning Cup
• Glenealy bow out
• Donard tops in thriller
• Kilcoole in control
• Big plans for Glenealy GAA
• St Nicholas show no mercy to Clan na Gael
• Sunshine and superb skills
• Goals win it for Bray
• AGB get the better of St Pat’s in fantastic replay
• Awesome Aoife is star of show
• Great night for Arklow boxers
• Treble joy for Kennedy and Cassin as Youths win cup
• Arklow much too good for Portarling­ton
• Six wins in a row for Wicklow under-15s
• Firsts within whisker of salvaging a draw
• Children out in force for monster minis’ blitz at Wicklow RFC
• ’Stones are on a roll
• Rovers fall at final hurdle
• Glencormac come out on top in entertaini­ng tie
• Town torment Celtic First-half goals earn the three points for Arklow outfit
• Patryk rises to the challenge
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• GREYSTONES GOLF CLUB
• WICKLOW ROVERS
• A day to celebrate domestic football
• CAROL’S ON THE CASE IN LATEST NOVEL ‘THE PACT
• Terence becomes artist in residence at the Courthouse
• It’s never too early to promote healthy living
• Recent events see Irish society facing into an interestin­g cultural crossroad
• Embracing the great outdoors a perfect antidote to screen time
• Hi Rod, have I told you lately that we can make loads of money together
• Wandering horses cause damage to soccer pitch
• Zero new builds since September
• Lovebirds survive a turbulent year
• BirdWatch group spots 51 species during Dundalk trip
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Annacurra
• Coolgreany­Johnstown
• Kilmacanog­ue
• Horoscopes
• To be a vet, you need to learn good basic science
• Planet is losing animal species every hour – and we are causing it
• Wellbeing & Meditation
• Vitamin D deficiency a major problem
• Leigh’s impassione­d call to arms across the class divide PETERLOO (12A)
• Red Dead Redemption a crowning achievemen­t

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