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Article‘It could have been so much worse’ – Teen on avert­ing tragedy

A teen­age life­guard who played a vital role in a major res­cue off a pop­u­lar Wex­ford beach has spoken of the fright­en­ing ordeal and urged people to take extra care in the water for the remainder of the fine weather. On Sunday even­ing, a...

ArticlePlan­ning is sought to develop a 55-bed­room hotel

ArticleOWNERS OF COOPER’S INN MAY BE HIT WITH A ‘MASSIVE LEVY’

The own­ers of a pub in rural Co Wex­ford can expect to be hit with a “massive levy” if and when they apply for plan­ning reten­tion for unau­thor­ised works car­ried out at the premises. The activ­it­ies at Cooper’s Inn in Killinick have been a...

ArticleThree women abseil down Croke Park for char­ity

As she looked out from the roof of Croke Park at the Dub­lin sky­line, Wex­ford woman Trish Boyce picked out Beau­mont Hos­pital and was instantly over­come with emo­tion. Less than four years ago, in Decem­ber 2022, she and her father John were in...

ArticleGorey­writer to bring latest playtonew fringe fest­ival

A Wex­ford writer and co-cre­ator of a theatre com­pany which cham­pi­ons under­served voices has shared his excite­ment, as his newly writ­ten pro­duc­tion will be fea­tured at an inaug­ural fringe fest­ival. David Mon­aghan from Gorey, Co. Wex­ford...

ArticleThree women abseil down Croke Park for char­ity

As she looked out from the roof of Croke Park at the Dub­lin sky­line, Wex­ford woman Trish Boyce picked out Beau­mont Hos­pital and was instantly over­come with emo­tion. Less than four years ago, in Decem­ber 2022, she and her father John were in...

ArticleOld bank build­ing in Wex­ford town set for new lease of life

A former bank build­ing in the heart of Wex­ford town is set for a new lease of life, after Wex­ford County Coun­cil gave the green light to con­vert it into a bakery and retail unit. The old Bank of Scot­land build­ing on Com­mon Quay Street was the...

Article‘Week­end dweller’ is pre­vent­ing Coun­cil from car­ry­ing out vital safety works at ‘death trap’ junc­tion