New Ross Standard - 2019-10-08

• Peter’s passion for flying was legendary
• ‘MY FIGHT WITH BREAST CANCER’
• DOWN ON THE ORGANIC FARM
• SEAN REIDY’S CHAMBER HONOUR
• Fianna Fáil opts for Cllr Malcolm Byrne for by-election as Cllr Lisa McDonald fumes over being ‘dumped by text’
• Hurlers to spend seven days in Orlando
• Shock and grief at the passing of aviator Peter
• Fragmented section of bridge now repaired
• Feast of drama in store for Eugene O’Neill festival
• New historical walkway being laid in New Ross
• Pulmonary disease services in Co Wexford set to be expanded
• Verona Murphy named Diversity Ambassador
• Wexford on Thames for rowers in UK river race
• A sock and a shoe
• Ballywilli­am bridge works granted to end village flooding
• Comedy and tragedy by drama group
• Trapped man and dogs rescued by Fethard RNLI crew as tide came in
• ‘A lot done, a lot more to do’ on housing front
• 353 PEOPLE HAVE PRESENTED AS HOMELESS IN 2019
• Concerns expressed over anti-social behaviour in estates
• Some left waiting ten years on housing list
• Department accused of ‘massaging’ list figures
• Answers sought on apartments
• Browne warns of ‘potential chaos’ at Rosslare Europort
• Learning invaluable lessons
• STRIKING BACK: THE GROUP REBELLING AGAINST THE THREAT OF EXTINCTION
• Housing Minister set for Whites conference
• Guilty of illegal hare coursing on North Slob
• Foster families sought in Wexford
• Spooktacul­ar Ballycross Pumpkin Patch now open
• There’s a scary world of choice for your kids this Halloween
• Piano Festival hits the right notes in New Ross
• ‘Songs of Wexford Coast’ preserved on new DVD
• Tender was the night at intimate St Mary’s Church
• Furious Cllr McDonald ‘dumped by text’
• Sue leading Extinction Rebellion revolt
• FESTIVAL HITS THE FOUR PEAKS
• DR. ANNE DEMPSEY
• 7 Things to t do this wweek...
• To donate expenses to striking miners
• 1,000 items valued by Sot heb y’ s experts
• Wooden works badly battered bys torm
• Saving Private Ryan to hit cinemas soon
• Ribboncuto­nSenatorWi­ndows’ newstate-of-the-artshowroo­m
• New Ross woman means business
• Galvin’s troops to tackle Wicklow in football first round
• Castletown, Gusserane in quest for county title
• St. Anne’s make last four with shock win
• Rosslare ease home with big win
• ALL THE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Doyle’s goals vital
• Ballyhogue stage big comeback
• Gorey target glory
• Fixtures headache a 50-50 possibilit­y
• Askamore forge fine victory
• Harriers pushed hard by first-timers Blackwater
• Ballygarre­tt bag late winner
• Cloughbawn return to final
• Gorey dump the Duffry
• Rapparees fancied, while Martin’s v. Ferns tie could be tight
• Sensationa­l Castletown comeback ends in glory
• Gorey rise to the top flight
• Bolger point saves holders
• Geraldines take Junior ‘C’ crown with crucial point to spare
• The hand of Doyle
• SENIOR FOOTBALL FINAL ODDS AND ENDS
• Gritty Gusserane overcome all odds
• Recalling a special Duffry team ALAN AHERNE
• Mean defence gives Castletown an edge
• Castletown tipped to
• Hard to credit that two stronghold­s haven’t met in final
• Bridge nine-year gap
• Quality of football has surpassed the fare from last year
• INCREDIBLE FINISH!
• Roche inspires Shels victory
• Réalt shine bright
• Cross-country up and running
• Shels on song
• Top-class showjumpin­g fare held in Tomhaggard
• Roche registers double
• Tough season for Under-19s Rangers edge out holders WOMEN’S SOCCER
• JASON GOODISON
• DEAN GOODISON
• Big guns go on scoring sprees
• Perfect start for Campile
• Doyle ends drought
• BOOK REVIEW Gallagher was a genius in front of the football posts
• Four-timer for champion O’Neill
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Enniscorth­y’s supreme start
• Coach O’Brien bestows glowing praise on team
• Green shoots for the future of Irish football
• Carrig 850 internatio­nal conference to unearth area’s incredible history
• Cursed Murphy is coming home
• Getting angry at Room to Improve is daft
• Restoring status of history in schools was crucial in the age of fake news
• Troubling online attacks on family highlight need for tougher laws
• Just leave me hanging on to my telephone, as Blondie almost said
• DUNCORMICK
• WELL’NBRIDGE
• FOULKSMILL­S
• CLONROCHE
• INISTIOGE
• Fethard-on-Sea
• Cushinstow­n
• Ballyculla­ne
• Duncannon
• TullogherR­osbercon
• Graiguenam­anagh
• PROPERTYGU­IDE OLD V NEW
• Horoscopes
• How to buy a happy healthy dog or puppy
• Thankfully, exstorm Lorenzo ran out of steam
• Excitement over gig dampened by my being a little bit too ‘extra’
• Lack of daylight can trigger SAD symptoms
• Phoenix electrifyi­ng in portrait of maniac on the edge
• Total mayhem of the most welcome degree
• THIS WEEK IN 1988
• Spiegelten­t Festival gets under way

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