Bray People - 2024-01-24

• ‘ANPs saw 760 patients in one week’
• Drunk boxing fan abused gardaí after Taylor fight
• Provisiona­l liquidator appointed to company with facilities in Bray
• Martial arts club dedicates scholarshi­p programme to late Greystones man
• New 5.2 acre site bought to expand St Catherine’s Special School in Kilcoole
• Man (54) attacked ex-partner in ‘brutal assault’ after five-day binge, court hears
• Unrest over new parking machines
• Cancer charity seeks cyclists for once-in-a-lifetime European tour
• Whitmore seeks clarity on crisis in local secondary schools
• Greystones garda patrols to be boosted
• ‘I was full of fear and anxiety...my life now would be my wildest dreams then’
• Car stolen from Greystones home found two days later in Clonsilla
• Local Enterprise Office clients created nearly 800 jobs last year
• Matthews calls for electricit­y rate cuts for owners of EVs
• Call for school in booming Wicklow commuter town
• Brittas Bay upgrades on way
• German holidaymak­ers targeted for Wicklow visits
• Bray charity shop makes plea for donors to stop dumping outside
• Community hub gets locals on board for a night of fun and games
• ‘Constructi­on is the easy part. If we get the money, then we can build houses’
• Gardaí seized 68 vehicles in Wicklow for not having NCT
• Values for biggest homes surge 13pc in south Wicklow towns
• North Wicklow house prices up by 3pc last year
• Local Area Plan 2024
• Stepping inside your Prairie
• Why we can’t keep crying over walk once voted Ireland’s top local attraction
• ‘No-brainer’ why Wicklow trail tops list
• Funds needed as hosting of Leinster Fleadh expected to cost up to €100k
• ‘Ireland’s oldest active farmer’ Adolf Bader dies
• Cosy Roundwood pub makes for a charming local pit stop
• Schools, libraries and book clubs could get free books
• January blues? Here are seven nights of laughter
• Parkview Hotel prepares to host Abba tribute band
• Young writers urged to apply for national delegates programme
• Musical society hosts rehearsals ahead of Little Mermaid production
• Jim’s love affair with cinema in Bray in the fifties and sixties
• Dream buys for budget brides
• Wicklow men spend 58 hours in subzero conditions to land podium spot
• Employment in County Wicklow expected to grow 5pc this year
• Employees can access 24 new ‘micro qualificat­ions’ paid for by employer
• Teagasc research scholarshi­p stipend increases
• Third of South Leinster sales break €20,000/ac
• Balally Players win ‘Best Group’ award
• Wicklow brothers near finish line on Atlantic row
• Wicklow Airbnb cabin among best ‘slow-living’ stays
• New protected area is good news for birds
• Operation Transforma­tion walk brings GAA club and community together
• Simon Harris sings the praises of Bray college at its open day
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• ENNISKERRY
• LARAGHGLEN­DALOUGH
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Lewi’s late winner
• Morgan makes his mark
• Spirited ’Stones secure vital losing bonus point
• Olympic heartbreak for Glenealy’s Elena
• Useful workout for Arklow ahead of ’Stones test
• Tullow strike late
• Wicklow boys go out fighting
• Temple Carrig to face St. Fintan’s in semi-final
• Wicklow play host to Leinster championsh­ips
• A hero’s welcome!
• Arklow’s Gannon in fine form at the Tralee Open
• Wicklow’s Eábha shines
• South Leinster joy for Avondale CC!
• Greystones CNS and An Tóchar host blitzes
• Big challenge for Wicklow
• Footballer­s setting off on tricky voyage
• GRASSROOTS
• Brave Wicklow fall
• Heatly goal sends CCA to South Leinster decider
• Byrne proud of his Wicklow side’s never-say-die attitude

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