Bray People - 2024-03-13

• Nearly €1m earmarked for road improvemen­ts in Bray
• Greystones school will be first on list of 10 to ‘break ground’
• St Gerard’s make junk into couture
• ‘Project purgatory’ now for Cliff Walk as tender invalid
• E-scooters could be next as success of e-bike scheme trial is revealed
• €140,000 fund to upgrade ‘dots on the road’ to roundabout­s
• From Wicklow to Kerry as last of Sea Life’s fish find a new home
• St Patrick’s Day road closures
• Fine Gael announces new rural Wicklow local elections candidate
• Sonia CaseyShort­t launches election campaign
• Walk to mark World Autism Day to take place
• Bray councillor launches campaign to highlight female safety concerns
• Parents entitled to money back over ‘no-show buses’
• Status of urban projects worth over €20m on new online tracker
• Honey bees supported at conference
• Ailsha backs Eurovision song as she gears up for ‘biggest headline show’
• Martial arts club offers free counsellin­g in honour of fighter who took own life
• Dart and Luas extensions to Wicklow both hit setbacks
• Leisure centres to host ‘waxathon’ and ‘Big Busk’
• Free books for more than 13,000 students
• Harris digs in as Enniskerry gets long-awaited playground
• Claire Byrne ‘tough but fair’ in judge’s seat for local ‘Strictly’
• Women don’t magically know how to be a mother. I was terrified before my first child
• Top names in wellness turn out to support Purple House event
• ‘I realised my selfworth is the same if I’m Sophie the mum or the entreprene­ur’
• First Dates fate of Wicklow mum and French suitor leaves viewers confused
• Wicklow students in National Entreprene­urship final
• Swimming Major is a force to be reckoned with in the waves
• Celebrity chef inspires students at cooking demo
• Local lifesavers excel at national championsh­ips
• Wicklow students ‘offer hope for the future’ at SciFest
• Wicklow groups recognised for their community efforts
• Preschool supports biodiversi­ty project
• Wicklow PPN to host environmen­t and climate discussion
• SIX WICKLOW ARTISTS SHOW WORKS
• YouTube star and family-friendly activities set for ‘Beyond the Pale’
• Chamber Music Festival reveals stellar line-up of concerts in May
• Wicklow scripts sought for national playwritin­g festival
• Ex-solicitor accused of bid to dupe firms
• More than 120 tonnes of rubbish dumped in Wicklow and Dublin mountains in 2023
• Wicklow firm pioneers digital health solution
• Tree planting initiative puts down roots for a greener future
• Campervan rental firm sets up new base in Greystones
• IFA praises Council for protest response
• Baltinglas­s
• Wicklow was abuzz for World Book Day
• Seagulls fight back to draw
• ‘We have to put in a performanc­e for 90 minutes’
• Sarah is the first woman appointed to the WDFL
• Saints salvage point
• NEARY NABS THE WINNER
• St. Anthony’s brush aside Ashford to move level on points with Peter’s
• ’Stones on the march!
• Magic Molloy on fire as Arklow snatch late win
• Noah and Ethan claim national silver medals
• From ecstasy to heartbreak
• O’Shea nails winning point
• Brilliant Blessingto­n win fourth title on the trot
• National recognitio­n
• Éire Óg look strong
• Kenny and Byrne in sync as Billies run riot against Barndarrig
• St. Kevin’s march on
• Wicklow too strong for Mayo
• Wicklow in a healthy place after cracker
• Attention turns to the Ring
• Hurlers show character to draw with Derry side

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