Bray People - 2020-10-14

• KERN PERFORM AT THE WHALE
• SCHOOL’S TEMPORARY HOME COSTS ALMOST €11,000 PER MONTH
• Charleslan­d Golf Club’s 600 members shocked as club to close
• Hotels reliant on the local market during Level 3
• Clamping now in place in section of church carpark
• Precious pooch who fell from cliff found unharmed
• Coláiste Craobh Abhann no longer live-streaming classes
• Plans for Bray Luas some time away
• Support is needed for venues
• Supports for tourism
• Warm welcome for affordable housing as part of Budget 2021
• Ladies take sailing challenge to set new record in Ireland
• Cllr Neary advises: shop local and shop early to avoid holiday chaos
• Voting open for Endeavour Awards
• Art works at new pop up shop
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D Thursdaycl­ub Burlesque
• Hospitalit­y sector is not being treated the same as other sectors
• 80-year-old set for charity sky dive for rehab centre
• Wicklow player wins top Lotto Plus prize
• Mountains to the sea greenway plan
• Hollywoodw­ishesforco­uple
• Renovating an existing home requires a lot of planning
• Traffic chaos as garda checkpoint­s launched
• Public exhibition website for wind farm plans
• Plan for a healthy lifestyle
• Biodiversi­ty project tenders
• Newspaper articles inspire book on Kevin Barry
• Kevin Barry book launch at Signal
• Matthews’ campaign for ‘Changing Places’
• Whitmore named on two committees
• €197,000 for Covid-19 adaption measures
• Pharmacist(42) supplied drugsto‘cohortofpe­ople’ DISTRICT COURT
• Call for reform in youth services funds
• Man escapes jail sentence
• Silver award for The Morning Show
• New Brexit supports on offer
• Funding boost for the library services
• Life on the water was Brendan’s destiny
• Two crunch games for Wicklow this weekend
• Tinahely lose true stalwart
• Bitterswee­t week for dependable Randolph
• A TURBULENT TIME
• Wonderful tribute to inspiratio­nal Lily
• The state of play
• ‘Expecting a tough, tough battle’
• ‘Hopefully, we’ll play to our potential’
• GRASSROOTS
• ’Stones fall to Wanderers
• Steep learning curve continues for Wicklow
• Sheane and Byrne shine on final day
• Historic victory for Baltinglas­s golfers
• Brave Seahorses fall
• Silver for Wicklow
• Seagulls in control of their destiny
• Bray Wanderers survive late Wexford revival
• Total focus on ‘two massive games’
• Successful event
• Boxing bites the dust until early January at best
• Luck of the Irish is in short supply for boss
• Tinahely face long wait
• THIS WEEK: STEAMED CHOCOLATE PUDDING, CHOCOLATE & BAILEYS SAUCE
• Zimbly Eat launches delivery platform straight to your door
• Covidseesi­ncreased loveforloc­alfood
• Food producers win big at the Irish Food Awards
• Hooligans run riot at Carlisle Grounds
• New legislatio­n to tackle issues with felling licenses
• MARTS REPORT
• Ambiguity exists in tax treatment of renewables
• DOMINICAN COLLEGE WICKLOW
• AVONDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
• STMARY’S COLLEGE
• COLÁISTE CHRAOBH ABHANN
• Assisted suicide must come with limitation­s
• We must brace for a tougher winter than we’ve seen for generation­s
• Freaky Fanacht fright nights and mornings as options narrow
• Catching up and matching up with old rivals – it really is a dad’s world
• The mystery of life, death and belief
• Farmers Market still on
• LARAGHGLEN­DALOUGH
• ENNISKERRY
• NEWTOWNMOU­NTKENNEDY
• New A3 variants’ wide appeal
• To help me sleep, I’m going to bed with Harry Styles and it only costs €50!
• We all need to mind our mental health
• How to survive this winter and not miss work
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• A gender-reveal party for Pete’s chickens
• Lead shot is very poisonous to waterbirds
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Driving beats give Simply Red only UK number one

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