New Ross Standard - 2019-12-03

• VERONA WILLING TO GO IT ALONE
• ALLOCATION OF €127M FOR COUNTY COUNCIL’S 2020 BUDGET
• West Side Story thrills audiences at St Michael’s Theatre
• ‘Snatch and grab’ change scam warning
• Byrne roars to victory silencing Vocal Murphy
• POLLS BUT LARGE MEDIA TURNOUT AT THE COUNT
• Aontú ‘taking legal advice’ over sample ballot paper
• Michael Weafer is new Kennedy College principal
• SENSORY SANTA IS COMING TO NEW ROSS
• Students speak out in Co final
• Paying for inconvenie­nce
• Climate champions address Youth Assembly in the Dáil
• Stage is set for Rathnure Panto
• Iseult’s razor sharp gesture raises €6,000 for her son’s school Hong Kong to Ireland for marathon man Ken
• IRISH VISITORS KEEP LIGHTHOUSE AFLOAT IN STORMY BREXIT SEAS
• 13 New Ross women enjoy ‘Breathing Space’ in Spain
• €26,000 worth of cigarettes seized in raid
• Clongeen solar farm’s life span to stay at 25 years
• STITCHERS’ GENEROUS DONATION
• Large crowd attends annual PTAA dinner
• Over €25m to be spent on housing next year
• Millions will be poured into water services
• Third of local roads in ‘danger of collapsing’
• County’s first Heritage Officer to be appointed next year
• Mystery survey causes confusion
• Christmas is magical in historic Wellington­bridge
• Local and Vocal candidate vows to emerge from the FG shadows
• Lawlor may not contest next general election
• Mythen believes Sinn Féin are ‘back in business’
• Dubsky ‘enriched’ by elective process
• DNA identifies missing man after 20 years
• Malcolm’s big moment arrives!
• Growing Ramsgrange scout group celebrate bumper year of service
• CO WEXFORD CHRISTMAS WHAT’S ON
• Sensory friendly activities for kids
• Bolger’s boys dream big
• Round-up of the latest Rackard League ties
• O’Rahilly’s on rise
• Myler’s magic secures final spot
• Na Fianna coast into ‘A’ quarters with 15-point win
• Whitty points way
• Castletown cruise to victory
• Ballyroebu­ck on double
• Glynn bounce back in style
• League fixtures outlined
• Under-20 footballer­s to visit Carlow in first round
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Wexford crush Dublin South challenge
• Gorey pip the C.B.S.
• Brave Ballygarre­tt fig
• Bolger’s devotion to the cause still reaping rewards
• Ghtback falls short
• Players at tail end of hurling squad would aid football
• Gorey back on track
• Four wins from four for Enniscorth­y girls
• Naughton brace bookends Gorey seconds’ victory
• Dynamic displays at worlds
• GREYHOUND RACING
• Striders the Under-16 stars
• Hat-trick for Forth’s Sarah
• Curracloe pass U-14 test
• St. Joseph’s see off Rangers
• Wexford make a winning start
• Territ wins it for Gorey
• Meath’s O’Connell stamped his class on football scene
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Enniscorth­y hold off revival
• Newcomers and Skerries the prime movers in quest for title BRENDAN FURLONG
• Trying to find the feel-good factor
• New library at Ballyculla­ne NS impresses on open night
• Creative pupils win art awards
• KENNEDY COLLEGE TEACHER JIM RETIRES AFTER 39 YEARS
• TV puts spotlight on loan sharks scandal
• Taghmon will lose a little bit of history
• HANDS ACROSS THE IRISH SEA
• Gaybo would have been proud of toy show
• Phoney war is over, now it’s time for the real battle for the Dáil to begin
• By-election hangover gives Leo rogue candidate conundrum
• Grappling with the many headed hydra of the telecom dragon
• Volunteers thanked for their work
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Duncannon
• Cushinstow­n
• Ballyculla­ne
• Fethard-on-Sea
• There’s only word I can think of to sum up this year’s Toy Show: Magical
• What do you feel grateful for in life?
• Stocking fillers that don’t cost the earth
• Horoscopes
• Keeping your pet warm on cold winter nights
• BirdWatch offer guidance on feeding wild birds
• Starry cast shine in tongue-in-cheek whodunit
• A terrible game, even for a Terminator tie-in
• Hogans head to Croker after Jay’s heroic climb
• Just€50,000 tobespento­n tacklingcl­imate changenext­year

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