Wexford People - 2013-02-05

• MOTHER’S AMBULANCE NIGHTMARE
• HOSPITAL ROW: LETTER SHOWS WEXFORD WAS PRIORITY IN 2010
• NO RED CARD FOR RACISM
• Lee Chin ‘disgusted’ at decision
• Sars shocked by GAA stance
• Two found guilty of forging farmer’s will
• A teacher many considered to be ahead of his time
• Legacy will live on at his beloved Hook Lighthouse
• Respect for young people was striking
• Close friend Ned ‘shattered’
• Realignmen­t eases danger junction fears
• Beatrice and John maintain Wexford’s ‘winning streak’
• VACANT PUB IS SAVED AS FIRE SPOTTED
• Owner injured during town B&B burglary
• Safety plan saw road deaths down by 53%
• Women are so good at being a little devious, are we not?
• Brother has his glasses broken during row
• Devoted mother Alice will be sadly missed
• Cinemas close in honour of founder Leo Ward (94)
• Plant hire firm ran vehicles on illegal fuel
• Interferin­g with ESB meter leads to €1,548 in penalties
• PARISHES FACING NEW CHALLENGES
• Parish priest says churches are as packed as ever in New Ross
• Parishione­rs’ work keeping Gorey vibrant
• Pizza and prayer a hit at new Catholic youth group
• WHAT FUTURE FOR THE CHURCH IN WEXFORD?
• Village is coping after losing permanent priest
• Cut in Sunday Masses ‘will have advantages’
• ‘I don’t worry about future of Church’
• TRIP RAISES NEARLY €6,000 FOR HOSPITAL UNIT Bikers boost for children’s ward
• Four years in jail for robbing €230
• LIFE ON THE EDGE
• MAN VERSUS NATURE
• Woman jailed for her role in burning out nurse’s car
• ‘Dracula Sneeze’ leads war on germs
• Big classroom surprise for inspiratio­nal teacher
• Shop is sued as garden shed ‘not weatherpro­of’
• Know when it’s time to put the phone away
• Local sense of security hit by station closures
• Just a few degrees of seperation from actor Kevin Bacon
• Criticism of ‘fast tracking’ hospital is load of blather
• Series of science talks under way at library
• PARTY THEMES
• Valentines Day ideas
• Dog poo soiling Wexford town’s good reputation
• Harpur men wanted for DNA testing
• Thank-you from Self Help Africa
• Trocaire praise for county’s generosity
• Unlikely venue for new drama group
• Businesses look to the future
• MALLIN STREET
• Students enjoy magnificen­t ‘Macbeth’ in Opera House
• Serving the local community for generation­s
• ‘ Fast’ action by ambulance to help reduce stroke deaths
• Poor tax planning can adversely affect your business’ cash flow
• Who do orders, congregati­ons answer to?
• Terror of the day that lioness got loose in Taghmon
• When ads were ousted by news
• Duncannon Fort is one of Wexford’s greatest treasures
• Another fun and event filled season at Hook Lighthouse
• Visit the Dunbrody Famine Ship in Ross
• Woman not happy to pay services bill
• St. Helen’s Activity Centre 12-Challenge Assault Course
• Preventing tragedy in Wexford Harbour
• Sean and his Honda Cub motor into Guinness Book of Records
• Ten per cent of horse SOS calls made from Wexford
• Bob doing very well after chemothera­py treatment
• Moss growing very actively at the moment
• Oxegen and Quadrophen­ia add spice to the summer calendar
• Washington soars to a new career high
• Lateral thought gets a workout
• Player of the month
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• BALLYMORE/ MAYGLASS
• RATHANGAN/ CLEARIESTO­WN
• ROSSLARE STRAND
• CROSSABEG
• OVER THE WATER
• BALLYMURN
• BREE/GALBALLY
• GLYNN/BARNTOWN
• MURRINTOWN
• PIERCESTOW­N
• TAGHMON/ CAMROSS
• BANNOW/ BALLYMITTY
• Enniscorth­y underdogs for Junior Cup decider
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Ladies lose
• Home comforts in Oscar Traynor Cup
• Fastnet pull the plug
• Women stay unbeaten but Peamount regain top spot
• Ramsgrange in All-Ireland bid
• Juvenile league to end in Ferns next Sunday
• Five wins on fruitful Friday
• Two busy months in store on Community Games front
• Pricewise fancies ‘Solwhit’ to shine
• Eighth Enniscorth­y 10k ready for off
• STARS OF THE PAST
• Chin and club deserved better
• Counsel outpoint Dubs
• Leinster exit for O’toole and Whelan
• Games Developmen­t Plan gains approval
• Scor na nog news
• Oulart lose grip on crown
• Gorey girls celebrate Leinster glory
• Lack of punch up front cost St. Peter’s dearly
• Supporters pay price for living outside Pale
• GAA RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• DUNNE’S TROOPS DELIVER
• Waters’ magnificen­t fielding dragged his side back to victory
• Shels stay on course
• THE LATE, LATE ESCAPE
• DUNNE EYES UP FIRST CUP
• The girls of Ramsgrange C.S. are seeking All-Ireland glory

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