New Ross Standard - 2019-05-21

• Bridge on track for July finish
• WEXFORD GOES TO THE POLLS:
• Hurlers so close in draw with Dubs
• NEW ROUNDABOUT OPENED
• New Ross named Autism friendly town in region
• Chairman praised for year promoting area
• SEA SCOUTS WIN TROPHY IN WICKLOW
• Alliance between council and chamber is vital for progress
• Michael Londra returns home to make TV special ‘Special rates’ for rural businesses
• LARRYANDMA­RTINWIN PRAISEFORH­ARDWORK
• Support for county chamber plan
• NURTURING THE YOUNG AUTHORS OF THE FUTURE
• Michael exceeds expectatio­ns with coastal challenge
• Insurance costs overhaul
• Students enjoy their awards day
• Hospital road in need of upgrade
• Book highlights the religious lives of The Rower Inistioge faithful
• Moon lit row for charity
• Fish n’ chips and seaside fun at Hooked on Sea festival
• Can Mick or Malcolm conquer Europe?
• Canvassers up the tempo as campaign enters the final fur long
• Give women a voice, address the balance
• There is a bright future for you on the horizon at Enniscorth­y VTOS
• COLLEGE OPTIONS College of Further Education, Bunclody has new opportunit­ies for September 2019
• COLLEGE OPTIONS BIFE Open Evening and Graduate Show 2019
• COLLEGE OPTIONS Count on Enniscorth­y Credit Union to help with the cost of Third Level
• THE SECRETS TO AGEING WELL
• Motorist was hitting speeds of nearly 160km/h
• A night of glitz and glamour as award winners are announced
• A special week for Moyne Rangers
• Champs given the run-around
• Craanford win by a goal
• Kilmore in total control
• MINORS HIT FOR SIX
• Glynn edge closer
• Disappoint­ing not to hold out, but luck favoured the Dubs
• Adamstown held on home soil
• Slick showing by Monageer
• Harriers edge score-fest
• Lucky 13 from marksman
• Aidan’s retain urban honour
• Oulart-The Ballagh’s double
• Final loss for Pres.
• Throws specialist­s in county final action
• Top aces seal handball wins
• Mackey records double GREYHOUNDS
• National glory for Ross C.B.S.
• Presentati­on girls secure second Leinster title in golden year
• From elation to deflat
• Keeping it simple in the forward line surely worth a try
• Tion in a few seconds
• Rackard League remains jewel in our hurling crown
• An important win
• Under-17 crew making waves home and away
• Shels move into second spot
• Near neighbours Taghmon and Corach share Over-35 spoils
• Youth team make it a week to remember for Rangers
• Hibs stay in the top flight
• Trebles all round!
• McDonald mixes it with big boys
• Football in Turkey through the eyes of a Leicester fan
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• All-Ireland final spots sealed
• The best of times and worst of times for City
• FAMINE’S HORROR IS LAID BARE
• Servicemen turn out to honour war hero
• Special night for recipients
• ‘Over 21,000 homes in Wexford will benefit from this plan’ AN INVESTMENT OF €81M IN THE COUNTY WILL ENSURE THAT ALL PREMISES IN WEXFORD WILL HAVE ACCESS TO STATE OF THE ART BROADBAND, WRITES MINISTER RICHARD BRUTON
• Scout’s honour upheld as holders storm to victory
• €1m surplus in council’s accounts
• Terrerath road closure concerns
• Tributes paid as Tony, Martin and Larry bid farewell
• Affordable home buyers up against a brick wall
• AT ONE WITH EARTH
• Texture and colour in Ciaran’s silicone creations
• Brave new world for art graduates
• Pop-up post office in Enniscorth­y is a unique art project
• 7 Things to t do this wweek...
• Eo in only living Irish author in Top 100 list
• Uproar over priest’ s remarks at meeting
• Dealer gave boys £40 for 11 gold coins
• Edwina is voted Leinster’s Best Restaurant Manager
• Wexford firms combine on Bord Na Móna project Enniscorth­y company hasEurope initssight­s
• Top hospitalit­y award for Seafield
• Sasha wins holistic Microbusin­ess award for lymph treatment
• Far-right rise in Ireland is not that far fetched
• Cannabis could be the next major debate in the new liberal Ireland
• Now that Game of Thrones is over, maybe it’s time to turn off the box
• It started with a kiss – never thought it would come to this – springing into action
• TaghmonCam­ross
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Cushinstow­n
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Duncannon
• Ballyculla­ne
• StLeonards
• Horoscopes
• Pets need to be restrained in cars for sake of safety
• Biodiversi­ty report paints an ominuous picture
• I think my family regard me as servant rather than mum or wife
• Engaged employees drive business growth
• To hell with the cynics – this game is brilliant!
• Retro top 10
• Little new for fans of canine cartoon TV show but still delivers a fun end product
• Oylegate to Rosslare bypass feasibilit­y study set to start

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