Wicklow People - 2020-02-12

• Casey and Doyle both lose out as Sinn Féin surges
• FUNDRAISIN­G CEILI FOR WICKLOW RNLI
• MONTESSORI TEAM WINS LEGO LEAGUE
• Dublin prove too strong for gallant Wicklow
• County being left in the dark by faulty and broken street lights
• Poll-topper Brady ‘overwhelme­d and very humbled’
• Elated and excited Whitmore vows to work hard to repay voters’ trust
• ‘Delighted, relieved and honoured’
• Matthews ‘worn out’ but pleased as he secures fifth and final seat
• ‘HUGE HONOUR’ FOR DONNELLY
• Shock and disappoint­ment as Pat Casey loses his seat
• Transfer-friendly Behan sees late rally but seat wasn’t to be
• Snell ‘enjoyed every minute’ of campaign and ‘respects the vote’
• COI Archbishop Michael Jackson is set to re-open Ashford charity shop
• Local singer Sean to open for Jerry Fish
• Council gives details of roads funding projects
• Hundreds attend wind farm meeting
• Permission for Newcastle timber facility is refused
• Arklow angling brochure launched
• Do you have an item for the Community Noticeboar­d? Get in touch with Myles Buchanan at 0404 67004 or m.buchanan@peoplenews.ie
• Students take to the streets to demand urgent climate action
• Carnew motorist appeals six-month sentence for dangerous driving
• Call for applicatio­ns to Raheenleag­h fund
• County Wicklow is left in the dark by broken lights
• Tenders are sought for trading areas and car parks
• Ladies Lunch raises €1,500 for local cause
• TIMMINS LOSES OUT IN DAIL BID
• Briggs happy to see big swing to the left
• Charlie Keddy intends to run in future races
• Cox disappoint­ed with result but happy overall
• O’Brien will contest next election
• ICMSA welcome milk price rises and predict further rises to ‘cusp of peak-production’
• Next government has to get serious about dog attacks on sheep – IFA
• CHALLENGIN­G OUTLOOK FOR HOTELS AS SECTOR REMAINS VULNERABLE
• RTE’s Nationwide gives Anna’s designs a boost
• Your guide to the arts, music and more in County Wicklow Fourth festival in west Wicklow
• PATRICIA O’CONNOR MURDER TRIAL CCTV footage shows accused’s movements in days after killing
• ‘Eden’ is a huge success for the Asgard Theatre
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Top marks for the class of 2019
• Delahunty and Miley deliver over wonderful weekend
• League success is celebrated in style
• Coláiste Bhríde claim Leinster ‘B’ honours
• Winning end to Bray’s pre-season adventure
• A CRISIS LOOMING
• Josh shines bright
• ‘You just can’t make mistakes at this level’
• The future is bright Coláiste Bhríde players shine in Leinster final win
• Refixed games causing headaches
• Four Wicklow clubs named
• Great day’s hurling enjoyed in Shoreline
• BLESSINGTO­N
• VALLEYMOUN­T
• Wicklow hosts super cross country event
• A year to remember
• Super Stewie sends tasty Town through
• Super Saints on a roll
• Rovers back in the hunt Wicklow side in promotion mix after fourth win in row
• Cronin happy with how preparatio­ns have went
• Sport and politics are the perfect mix
• County Council to develop a Customer Care Innovation Hub
• Dunlavin’s art circle making mandalas
• Jazz festival will not take place in Bray this year
• Bray Comedy Festival to be better than ever
• This system of violence will only get worse
• All is changed and changed utterly: SF has transforme­d face of Irish politics
• Take off for far horizons plotted from under cover of the duvet
• Coláiste Chill Mhantáin
• Coláiste Chraobh Abhann
• Dominican College Wicklow
• Avondale Community College
• Love is in the air
• An Post staff left out in the cold
• Entry of top quality cows and heifers
• ‘GIVE US A SONG’ SUCCESS
• Newtownmou­ntkennedy
• Annacurra
• Horoscopes
• Regular exercise is important for all dogs
• Frogs congregate to breed at this time of year
• Wellbeing & Meditation
• Some remedies you can try for loss of taste
• Jaw-dropping second act in wickedly entertaini­ng satire
• Worth a buy if you are into zombie horde genre
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