Wexford People - 2012-11-20

• CHRISTMAS SPENDING
• Hatchet mugger spared jail time
• LIBRARY OPENS
• MARTIN SAVED WOMAN FROM SUBMERGED CAR
• GUILLEMOT AUCTION
• Anne reveals her depression battle
• Ten new jobs at Killowen Yogurts
• Wallace tells radio show he may seek re-election
• Jury out in case of man accused of carrying out ATM heists
• Potential bargains at latest Allsop auction
• Spiegelten­t ‘bigger and better in 2013’
• Victims’ statements tell of their ordeals
• Car ‘whizz’ jailed for two years for repeat offences
• Seafood firm sets its sights on China
• Shoebox appeal success comes down to neverendin­g goodwill
• Overhaul for local elections system
• Bravery medals for hero Gardaí
• Time called on Bullring bank branch
• Landmark ‘in danger of collapse’
• Aoife makes Miss Ethnic Ireland final
• One little mistake in the kitchen many moons ago has haunted me and my culinary life for ever
• CBS school band to be revived
• Andrew was a loyal family man
• David will be sadly missed
• Bail not allowed in death threat trial
• ‘Action plan’ at hospital to takle hand hygiene issue
• Fire Service bills burning holes in people’s pockets
• Officials say no evidence to back up claims of law and order breakdown
• Dozens of buildings removed from ‘protected structures’ list
• Council by numbers
• SVDP recruit volunteers to meet growing demand for its services
• Customers opt for best price despite shop local message
• MABS advice is to avoid taking credit for Christmas
• Tips to get through Christmas
• Busker Orlaith makes Late Late appearance
• John crowned ‘Man of the Year’ in Big Apple
• ‘Promise me sons not to do the things I’ve done’
• American TV audience checks out Men’s Shed
• Scant regard for life of young woman
• Legislativ­e void exists on abortion
• Tunnel vision will lead to issues down the line for Irish Rail
• Declan Sinnott’s debut back in ’66
• Niamh’s in top role in classic ‘Nutcracker’
• Highs, lows and 100 years of rugby football
• No more shouting at the television
• Knowing your responsibi­lities as a director of a limited company
• Muscle men to battle it out
• Selling art to Saatchi
• We should care more for those in pain
• Olympic talent on show at jumping ‘grand prix’
• Loose battery was ‘projectile’ threat
• Support group helps out victims of crime
• THINKING CAPS ON
• Short film to go a long way
• Founding fathers would be very proud
• STEEPED IN
• Digestive gas no laughing matter for unfortunat­e dogs
• Crows fond of eating stones and pebbles
• Flashback to summer craic ...and queuing for the toilets
• Actors excel in spite of pretentiou­s film
• Hitman goes back to work
• Insurance solutions that put the customer first
• CROSSABEG
• OVER THE WATER
• BREE/GALBALLY
• GLENBRIEN
• TAGHMON/ CAMROSS
• GLYNN/BARNTOWN
• PIERCESTOW­N
• BANNOW/ BALLYMITTY
• MURRINTOWN
• BALLYMORE/ MAYGLASS
• RATHANGAN/ CLEARIESTO­WN
• ROSSLARE STRAND
• OUR LADY'S ISLAND
• Nicky to lead team of local athletics officials
• Winter Juvenile league off to bright start
• Four girls shine in Andrews finals
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• SEVEN DECADES OF TOP
• CLASS ATHLETIC STARS
• SCHOOLBOYS FIXTURES
• ADULT RESULTS
• ADULT FIXTURES
• SCHOOLGIRL­S RESULTS
• SCHOOLBOYS RESULTS
• Kavanagh hits hat-trick as Celtic thwart Corach
• Women share the spoils with Raheny
• Kilmore take over at top of the table
• O’connor, Dobbs train first winners
• All-national hunt card will be decided today
• Under-15 team third in Leinster championsh­ip
• Sacrilege as unofficial Youths account wins this week’s accolade
• Turner takes a nice double in Waterford
• Changes galore on Games scene
• GRASSROOTS
• Double delight for Hogues in handball semis
• Wexford C.B.S. have a bad day
• Gorey get lesson from rampant Thomastown
• Clubs and parish go hand in hand
• GAA FIXTURES AND RESULTS
• Holders survive late surge
• Fine second-half seals Roinn 1 crown for Fethard
• This is make or break time for Herbert’s men
• Reid’s loss leaves the Shamrocks vulnerable, but I still tip them to win
• Fintan’s entering lion’s den as rank outsiders
• Anne’s the team of the year, but there’s no-one as gifted as Kate Kelly!
• SHELS OUTCLASSED
• Danny’s delight at move to Cork City
• O’neill to step aside as Coiste chairman
• Martin Lynch is the new manager of the Wexford Senior county team

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