Enniscorthy Guardian - 2019-01-15

• Village’s sadness at lonely death of woman
• OUR YOUNG SCIENTISTS
• MOTORING EXTRA
• Jackser Owens declares his intention to run in upcoming local elections
• Students take action over traffic concerns at Colaiste Bride
• Bags of bones found discarded in Enniscorth­y
• Another Templeshan­non meeting to discuss regenerati­on project
• One year on, missing 141 reg Qashqai could hold the key to finding William
• Kehoe accompanie­s Taoiseach on trip to visit the troops in Mali
• Agnes was popular, gentle lady who was always very welcoming
• Students learn of Ireland’s impact abroad with talk
• Dangerous driving charge dismissed over uncertaint­y of driver’s identity
• GDPR regulation­s ‘eroding role of councillor­s to figurehead­s’
• Bus windscreen smashed as it passes through Oylegate
• Geraldine gets the chop for two charities!
• BASIL’S GOT A FIGHTING CHANCE OF BECOMING ONE OF WORLD’S BEST
• IT Carlow launches slick new campaign to attract students
• No blues for hospice as gardaí present cheque
• Let the adventures begin with Slaney Valley race!
• Confusion over identity of driver is resolved
• N25 CRASH THAT CLAIMED FOUR LIVES IS RECALLED AT A HARROWING INQUEST
• Driver in family’s prayers
• ‘DEATH’S PASS’ HILL AT CENTRE OF INQUEST
• Suspended sentence for bank official who falsified documents
• Man who sent threatenin­g letters apologises to victims
• Company continues to grow from strength to strength
• ‘All-Ireland Movement’ meeting in Ferrycarri­g
• GARDA GAVE UP ON PURSUIT AS IT WAS TOO DANGEROUS
• Case dismissed against driver who admitted having four pints
• ‘For road hauliers, there are no real postives to Brexit’
• Wexford could benefit in financial services sector, county council CEO believes
• ‘No deal’ could make UK car imports not feasible
• CHAMBER PRESIDENT DOESN’T FEAR BREXIT
• ‘Secure our agri-food sector’
• Report by ABFI
• Kennedy College of Further Education
• College Choice – a different pathway with BIFE
• Bunclody Beat
• Lotus Exige Sport 410 awarded Roadster of the Year 2018
• BMW electrifie­d car sales soar
• Skoda Ireland report record sales in 2018
• Dangers of using mobile phone while driving needs to be ‘hit home’ to learner drivers
• BMW ‘OUT OF THIS WORLD’
• New Audi TTS is now available to order
• Fiat 500 on show at Museum of Modern Art in New York
• New Suzuki Jimny Compact SUV is now on sale
• COGLEY IN THE FAST LANE
• Hurlers see off Cats in first clash of season
• Derby win for Wexford Wanderers versus Ross
• Depleted Peter’s well short
• Opportunis­t O’Sullivan goal crucial for Counsel
• Leinster ‘B’ victory
• Death of All-Ireland winner Power
• Monaghan hurler’s strong Duffry links
• A surprise omission
• Furlong to the fore
• Wanderers seal first part of derby double
• Enniscorth­y’s Kelly kicks winner
• Gorey suffer a setback
• Leaders score five tries
• D.M.P. team delight
• Internatio­nal success for Lystus
• Uni career ends on real high for Bowler
• Fiona out in front
• Waterford track a very happy hunting ground for Wexford
• GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Hurling is thriving but only among the elite counties
• Input from attack needs to improve for hurling season
• Youth taking on experience
• U-15 boys breeze into final
• Gorey march on in FAI Junior Cup
• Cooney rescues point for Glynn
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Rovers share spoils with the champions
• O’Neill and O’Connor slug it out
• Seán takes chance
• Full story of Dubs as they zone in on fifth title on the trot
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Gorey lay down serious marker with Under-18 rugby victory
• Waters is back!
• Win number 14 for unbeaten U-16 girls
• Rynhart hits Enniscorth­y winner
• United bunch under happy-go-lucky Ole
• Toyota Guardian aiming to make roads safer
• One in three may change car in 2019
• Opel Combo Life is ‘2019 Best Buy Car of Europe’
• SKODA reveal further details of their KODIAQ RS
• Hyundai’s smart finger technology
• WHY A CAR LOAN FROM ENNISCORTH­Y CREDIT UNION? CAR LOAN IS THE BEST DEAL ON CAR FINANCE
• Nissan launches two versions of the highly successful LEAF electric vehicle
• Record number of Rolls-Royce cars sold
• Spotlight on local talent at Wexford Arts Centre
• Boy’s poor school attendance lands couple suspended prison sentence
• Four months in jail for sexual assault of schoolgirl on bus
• ‘OLD KING COLE’ A HUGE HIT FOR KILMUCKRID­GE PANTO SOCIETY
• COUNTDOWN IS ON TO ‘The greatest help of all during those dark days was Hospice Homecare’
• DIETARY ADVICE
• 7 Things to do this week...
• It’snopicnico­nthe sit-inatDunnes
• Ghoststory­orjusta gaginCurra­cloe?
• Gardawarni­ngover studentstr­eetmelee
• Taoglas acquires US rivals
• Lidl investing over €5m in Wexford food
• Forestry workshop to look at sustainabl­e use of Irish farm land
• SMART BUSINESS WORKSHOPS TO TAKE PLACE IN GOREY’S HATCH LAB
• Monart undergoes renovation
• Enniscorth­y woman to discuss tourism
• Irish must remain as a compulsory subject
• In the age of social media our Young Scientists provide a glimmer of hope
• Unaccompan­ied learner drivers TV ad gives grave pause for thought
• Cast adrift and defenceles­s on the pitiless plains of Dublin city centre
• Oh to be a locomotive driver, what joy
• Challengin­g the kids with Junior parkrun
• WEXFORD READIES ITSELF FOR RETURN OF SNOW AND ICE
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Marshalsto­wn-Castled ockrell
• Kiltealy Ballindagg­in
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• TheBallagh
• Bree-Galbally
• Davids town-Courtnacud­dy
• Blackwater
• Craanford-Monaseed
• Boolavogue
• Ballymurn
• Horoscopes
• Pub Quiz SOLUTIONS TO LAST WEEK’S PUB QUIZ:
• Fat dogs have shorter, sicker, sadder lives
• False Widow can bite but is a nonaggress­ive spider
• Myself and Himself are total polar opposites when it comes to activity
• Technology and its impact on wellbeing
• Horse chestnut worth a try for varicose veins
• Coogan and Reilly shine in biopic of legendary comedy duo
• Most exciting competitiv­e shooter in a long time
• This week in 1964
• DATAPAC PLEDGE €175K TO NATIONAL OPERA HOUSE

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