Wexford People - 2012-11-06

• HEARTACHE AT THEDEATH OF JOHN (20)
• ‘I’m not sure I am mad enough to run again’
• CAUGHT IN THE STORM
• Larry returns to find New York ‘like ghosttown’
• Marathon man Twomey goes the full distance
• THE RING MASTER
• Mairead’s farewell to Festival Antiques Fair after 41 years
• Eighth break-in at quarry in 18 months
• Men of ’96 to take on today’s camogie stars
• CCTV holds key to last movements
• Olympian Grainne left in the lurch by Swim Ireland
• Dick brings curtain down after 64 years
• Sadness as Kevin laid to rest
• Noel (36) was doting dad and a talented tradesman
• Nick (85) had many interests
• NO - John Byrne
• YES - Fergus Finlay
• Four parts, but it’s all or nothing
• Foster mum fears effect of low turnout
• Young Fine Gael are making their point on doorsteps
• Bail is refused in Post Office robbery trial
• ‘Boys Night out’ on the town has proved to be a bit too much for Himself this time
• Saorview boxes will have to be scanned again
• Parents say machine saved little boy’s life
• Meetings to be held on radon gas dangers
• Court hears details of series of raids on ATM machines
• No planning permission in place for restaurant
• Fishery offences bring €300 fine
• 450 additions proposed for ‘protected structures’ list
• After years in the top job at Wexford co-op, PJ hangs up his hat
• New Billy Roche book gets Tóibín thumbs-up
• There’s something about Maggie
• Over 20,000 say they have a disability
• Sweet victory for Chocolate
• Another tragic waste of a young life
• Regulation won’t tackle cyber bullying
• Challengin­g times ahead for Festival
• Padge’s each-way bet on hospital can’t lose
• 007 and more as brass band celebrates 75th
• Tree falls on house, but the Swords family are ‘all okay’
• ‘It was really bad’ says au pair Sareen
• Glad to be here, not there
• Local acts rise to the occasion in intimacy of the Spiegelten­t
• Meyler’s window wizardry
• Lennon piece stands out in White’s exhibition
• Eye-catching pictures from 25 years
• Blackly comic novel is a dead good read
• Brrr...too many have a low BER
• Datapac keeps the Council in touch
• How to treat taxes for locum doctors in a GP surgery
• Depression sufferers need better
• Wexford to get slice of €2 million golfing boost
• Some practical advice for growing Eucalyptus from D-Plant Horticultu­re
• Seeing the wood from the trees – Forestry: a real alternativ­e
• Forestry - a viable farming enterprise
• Green Belt – celebratin­g 30 years of forestry planting
• Brushing teeth can help prevent dental problems
• Kelp a very distinctiv­e type of seaweed
• 2012 ticket prices but Slane stuck in the past
• Messy, unsentimen­tal, chaotic story of passion
• New take on footy favourite
• Regular maintenanc­e will save you money in the long term
• ACCESS programme certificat­es presented
• Lotto winner collects, but opts to stay anonymous
• Varadkar stresses the importance of Rosslare Harbour
• NEWSbriefs
• OVER THE WATER
• CROSSABEG
• BREE/GALBALLY
• GLENBRIEN
• GLYNN/BARNTOWN
• TAGHMON/ CAMROSS
• PIERCESTOW­N
• BALLYMORE/ MAYGLASS
• BANNOW/ BALLYMITTY
• RATHANGAN/ CLEARIESTO­WN
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• MURRINTOWN
• ROSSLARE STRAND
• Dean boxes clever to clinch Leinster crown
• Adamstown to host prestigiou­s races
• Sports shorts
• ONTHEFAIRW­AYS
• SCHOOLBOYS FIXTURES
• ADULT FIXTURES
• ADULT RESULTS
• SCHOOLBOYS RESULTS
• SCHOOLGIRL­S RESULTS
• Larkin’s troops get off to a comfortabl­e start
• Taghmon duo triumph in Terenure Under-13 open
• Toker Turbo took immediate lead and never looked back
• It’s tight at top in the winter league
• Motor Club feted for organisati­onal skills
• Bunclody win the ‘big one’ to make up for Intermedia­te defeat!
• Codd’s bright start leaves him on top
• Ballinaboo­la hosting point-to-point meet
• ‘Ballinahow Lady’ races to chase success as Caseys lend support
• Mernagh’s horse generates big interest in Beginners’ Chase
• GRASSROOTS
• Horeswood have edge
• Early football exits sparking concern
• Byrne Cup to be run in 13-a-side format
• Gorey recover to win
• Crossabeg-Ballymurn keep U-21 double hopes alive
• Anne’s advance in Premier replay
• Ballinastr­agh hold off late St. James’ revival
• Season tickets good value for money
• All the details
• Camogie, hurling winners face off
• SUPER SHELS
• SHINE IN THE MUD
• Underfoot conditions are a great leveller at this time of the year
• O’brien names Moran as new team trainer
• Oylegate and Fintan’s target places in final
• OULART NICK TIGHT WIN
• LADIES’ NIGHT

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