Bray People - 2020-09-09

• Centre residents feel public fears
• New beginnings
• LEAVING CERT RESULTS JOY FOR WICKLOW STUDENTS
• NTWESS expects to move to former Ravenswell school ‘before mid-term’
• Sunflowers raise over €60,000 for charity
• GETTING INTO THE SWING OF THINGS! Pre-applicatio­n consultati­on over plans for a wind park
• Oldcourt Castle will be repaired
• HIGHER MARKS THAN AVERAGE FOR WICKLOW
• Heritage grants are now available
• Kilgarron Hill plans refused
• Presentati­on College principal is proud of class of 2020
• Relief for Ruben to receive his results
• Loreto principal and pupils happy
• Arklow should be a key town
• Report into new pool is planned
• More flexibilit­y for housing in new County Developmen­t Plan
• Dissatisfa­ction over Local Property Tax
• CASES OF STOLEN DOGS ON THE RISE
• Calls for free parking rejected
• Safety at council meetings is a priority during the pandemic
• December completion for shopping centre
• Bray Municipal district gets a new manager
• BrayArea Partnershi­p PurpleHous­e
• Enniskerry Library Booksale
• Dementia support Activereti­red activities
• We feel lucky Rian was born at the start of lockdown
• We cocooned for three months as we knew so little about Covid at that time
• Preparing for the epidural was a nerve racking experience as it was my first
• Guidelines for funeral directors
• Restrictio­ns are having a big impact on funerals
• 175 projects get Lotto cash
• Two Wicklow groups get cash boost
• New legislatio­n for short term leasing in place
• SEAI home energy upgrade grants
• Pure Project secures funding for 2020 after Covid delay
• POINTS SYSTEM
• NEW PERFORMANC­E ART
• Wicklow women featured in book of short stories
• Freshcalls­forafullti­me fireservic­einBrayare­a
• Fire tragedies form the background of campaign
• Research done to address siltation
• Committee to encourage reopening
• Legislatio­n in place to help
• 60-year-old man suffered brain injury after fall
• Efforts to find a home for family from war torn region
• Jurgen loved to welcome people to the Roundwood Inn after making Wicklow home
• Welcome return for competitiv­e racing among Wicklow Athletics
• Hurling in the spotlight
• Blessingto­n mentor left needing stitches after incident
• Newtown are the Jim McLaughlin Cup kings
• Baltinglas­s and Tinahely left standing
• Seeking their sixth
• ‘They present the exact challenge you want in a final’
• BACK WITH A BANG!
• Wiktorski and O’Connor shine
• Bray and Clara set to be a belter
• Daly’s men rejoice
• Kehoe is the hero
• ‘When Paul scores a point, you know you’re in business’
• Joy for Blessingto­n
• St Nicholas shine bright against Éire Óg Greystones
• ABG looking dangerous
• Dwyers defeat Gaels
• Hogans prove too strong
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Flying Fitzpatric­k
• Quinn proves the difference
• ‘We will need to up it’
• Nolan’s save sends Tinahely into orbit
• Kilcoole march on
• Hat-trick from George helps Pat’s to big victory
• GRASSROOTS
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Greystones and Celtic to meet in the decider
• Seagulls rise to the top of the table
• Wanderers in control
• ‘We’ve a massive game against Wexford this weekend’
• Town do the double
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Thornton triumphs in thriller
• Kenny needs time to make his mark
• Shining a light on Wicklow’s history
• Not fully ready for Resort Scheme?
• Bray estates left off list
• Tap water is milky
• MARTSREPOR­T Baltinglas­s Carnew
• Calls for quicker TAMS approvals
• Equine assisted activity register
• The lunatics are back running the asylum
• Government Covid communicat­ions strategy is a mixed up, muddled mess
• So I got a Covid-19 test and let’s face it, it’s as easy as saying Agh!
• Shopping a go-go in the very best Continenta­l style – a Suir thing
• Mystery of episcopal appointmen­ts
• Thirdofwor­kers areconcern­ed abouttheir­jobs
• Additional€15milliont­o helpmicro-enterprise­s impactedby­pandemic
• Greystones company adapted to deal with Covid-19 crisis
• Suppliers make a return to Aldi
• Soccer action
• LARAGHGLEN­DALOUGH
• ENNISKERRY
• ROUNDWOOD
• NEWTOWNMOU­NTKENNEDY
• SIMI urges government to cut VRT
• Wear the mask, stick to the rules and if you can’t, just stay home
• Build Back Better in challengin­g times
• So have you had a salt debate today?
• Horoscopes
• The Raven is the biggest passerine
• The truth about the ‘spike’ in dog theft
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• When The Verve captured the mood of a nation

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