Enniscorthy Guardian - 2020-01-14

• A TOTAL LACK OF RESPECT...
• ARMED GANG TERROR
• PLEA FROM THE HEART
• Potential closure of dog track is branded a ‘hatchet job’
• A&E shutdown suggestion ‘daft and unacceptab­le’
• PUBLIC MEETING TO FOCUS ATTENTION ON POSSIBLE CLOSURE OF DOG TRACK
• Plan for private hospital is given the green light
• SLANEY VALLEY ADVENTURE RACE OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED
• Lawlor confirms he’s not on ticket
• ‘I was always running’ says a determined McDonald
• O’Shea hopes to fill void left by Mick Wallace’s departure
• Murphy to stand as an independen­t
• GOREY SKIER SET FOR HIS TOUGHEST CHALLENGE
• Club raises funds for Lourdes trip
• Man loses claim over ankle injury at service station
• Young scientists impress at the RDS
• Bunclody Beat
• SHEERAN AND BONO INVITED TO PLAY AT VICAR STREET SOUTH
• Firemen show support for baby Tilly’s family
• Tom O’Shea was a devoted family man and proud teacher
• Commemorat­ion mass focuses awareness around mental health
• Co Wexford has wonderful suppliers, designers and tradespeop­le who will be able to put you on the path to creating a new sanctuary
• New book is a conversati­on starter for young children
• Training courses are available for those who wish to change their lives
• Wexford students dreaming of Croke Park final as Student Enterprise programme is launched
• WWETB continues to grow and adapt to the needs of its community, offering a path to learning for all
• Wexford Hospice is an invaluable service
• HOPE AND DREAM TEAM BEHIND THE SCENE
• Pilates aids performanc­e during sport
• HOW OUR LEADERS ARE GETTING ON
• Shed the turkey belly and get yourself fit in 2020
• Robin Hood to be staged in Ferns
• Planning is key for Confirmati­on and Communion day
• The beauty of Co Wexford through the lens
• ELECTRIC SWITCH IS ON THE WAY
• New Citroën C5 Aircross SUV Hybrid
• Audi’s positive performanc­e
• Aston Martin goes airborne!
• Nissan begins 2020 with sophistica­ted N-TEC models
• Opel Corsa wins title ‘Best Buy Car of Europe in 2020’
• Peugeot 208 and e-208 expected in early 2020
• HARMAN safety
• BMW #ChangeYour­Perception
• Hail the history-makers!
• Gorey gain bonus win to move to fifth place
• Hurlers off to positive start in the Walsh Cup
• Pres girls put up gallant fight
• Destiny slips out of Peter’s hands after defeat to Kieran’s
• Gusserane hail hurling success
• McGrath on move
• Wexford duo part of Sigerson shock
• Heavy defeat for U-20 team
• ‘We would never cross over football,’ Davy says
• Name change for Park
• Pat’s power their way to title
• Ice-cool Cody points way to Croke Park
• Fighting spirit sets the template for all teams to emulate
• Time for clubs to step forward and ask hard questions
• Enniscorth­y’s first loss since October
• Gorey Rangers hit double figures
• Support sought to save Enniscorth­y greyhound track
• SCHOOLGIRL­S’ AND WOMEN’S FIXTURES
• Strong defence crucial
• J1 side lose to St. Mary’s
• Crossabeg make Raheen pay penalty
• Gorey Rangers march on in the FAI Junior Cup
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• North End on song
• Double for O’Keeffe
• From Division 2 to champs of Europe in just seven years
• O’Neill lands the final two races
• Thyestes Chase day at Gowran Park
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Fourth annual bowls league at the half way stage
• Fixture congestion adds insult to injury
• Car buyers confused by hybrid vehicles
• Renault connect
• Parents spend four days of the year getting their children out of the house and into the car
• Aston Martin V12 Speedster limited edition
• First look at the all-new Volkswagen Caddy being unveiled in 2020
• Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupé arrives in 2020
• Kia e-Niro improves on perfection
• Opel battery powered rally car
• Suzuki e range
• ‘Gentle giant’ died doing what he loved
• Ferrycarri­g 5 runners get 2020 off to a super start
• It’s auditions time for Wexford Has Talent!
• It’s time to pick up your stuff
• Judge decides claimant’s vehicle damaged in car wash
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Electricit­y will bring a bright new year
• GAA clubs ‘fighting like cats and dogs’
• Insurance costs are crippling firms
• Inaugural Gorey Business Awards
• Learn how to build resources at workshop
• Wexford excel in awards shortlist
• Bargain hunters enjoy the sales
• Tradebridg­e project gets funding boost
• Buckle in, it is going to beam essy election ride
• Black eye for Fine Gael over RIC as past comes back to haunt Leo
• Facing up to the blues in a world gone to pieces - 1,500 pieces
• Take the bike or walk and see a bit of life
• Concert forges bridge of friendship
• Boolavogue
• Blackwater
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• Clonroche-Poulpeasty
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Bree-Galbally
• KiltealyBa­llindaggin
• TheBallagh
• Ballymurn
• Horoscopes
• It’s always serious when your pet passes blood
• Scientists reveal fascinatin­g facts of salmon migration
• A once in a lifetime trip Down Under, but there’s no place like home
• Tips to help you complete things on time
• A New Year, a New You
• WW1 story a tour-deforce of technical daring
• GTFO a real heart-stopper and very addicitive
• THIS WEEK IN 1985
• Thousands without power after storm

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