Wexford People - 2014-07-29

• Horrors of Gaza seen by Fr Billy
• Bishop sends time capsule into the future
• COOLCOTTS FIRE FEARS
• The cost in euro to Bart’s Cancer Shop for disposal of unsaleable items being dumped at his headquarte­rs in New Ross
• O’Hanlon: ‘In fear of my life’ at Vigil for Gaza
• It’s still in demand – the skill of the mason
• Straight Talking
• Pete Wedderburn
• Naturally healthy
• The way I see it
• David Medcalf
• Shea Tomkins
• Kevin Dundon
• Nature Trail
• Gardening
• Council criticised for its camper van policy
• Publican Murphy to seek legal advice
• Sunscreen and ice cream sales soar
• Musical weekend in memory of Leo
• Muskets at the ready for Vinegar Hill battle
• Wexford Youth Orchestra take part in internatio­nal music festival in Italy
• Council at war with Japanese invaders
• Former hurler Garda is awarded €45,000
• Wallace’s Shannon adventure a ‘grave offence’ and ‘cheap publicity stunt’, says Chief Whip
• Waters staff give goodies to WSPCA
• Proud Youth Train students receive their Fetac awards
• Packy Hayden was a great entertaine­r
• Another great collection of local news and views
• Bannow CCE among the tops in Leinster
• Glenbrien land sells for €1m
• Sam’s a big hit at arts contest in LA
• We need to be wary of a new property bubble
• ‘FAILURE OF ENGINE LED TO SINKING OF ASTRID’
• Outdoor art festival is now on in Co Wexford
• A life cover policy is essential to secure a mortgage from a bank
• Issues raised at women’s networks day
• FAMILY FUN DAY FOR GOOD CAUSE
• Crossabeg’s history recorded
• Tesco cash boost for six worthy local causes
• Get expert gardening advice at Wallaces Garden Centre
• Put on your walking shoes for Lions Club fundraiser
• Summer drama in one-act plays
• Action on energy helps Ireland financiall­y and saves us money
• Projects are revitalisi­ng localities, says Duncan
• Wexford communitie­s to get €390,000 in energy grants
• VERY BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE
• Wexford won the Leinster Intermedia­te hurling title
• This young team owes us nothing and better days are sure to come
• CARTY’S CRUEL BLOW
• Maloney’s majors book U-21 final spot
• Siblings are blessed with sporting power
• SUMMER OF PROMISE ENDS ON A LOW NOTE
• Players should be proud of progress
• Ferns started second-half with flourish
• GRASSROOTS
• ’Rocks extend winning record Casey grabs two crucial goals
• Duffry earn a lifeline but Geraldines in big bother
• Shels find scoring range in comfortabl­e success
• Kent’s late free denies St. Pat’s
• Alley enjoy edge after four in a row from Dempsey
• Ballymurn run riot
• Finn fires Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell to victory
• Taghmon maintain unbeaten record
• Gusserane claim first win of year
• SLEVINS ARE SMILING
• Bad ending shouldn’t detract from summer of immense progress
• Smullen catches eye on course with impressive trebble while glamorous ladies attract plenty of attention
• Fethard are flying!
• Martin’s, Gorey, Shels, Bunclody in Under-16 top four
• Mighty Mary’s in super form
• Five Leinster titles secured in fantastic week
• McCrea’s to the ‘four’ for Rapps
• CAMOGIE RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Temple Bar take main title
• A surprising twist in Emma’s tale
• Parks tennis thrives
• Woodsmen claim All-Ireland crown third year on trot
• ‘Skyview Blue’ a popular Trial Stake winner
• Dunbrody Archers on target in French event
• ONTHEFAIRW­AYS
• ONTHEFAIRW­AYS
• FR FRANK HAS SPENT HALF HIS LIFE IN BRAZIL
• Horoscopes
• Urinary tract infections in children
• ‘The Amulet’ breathes life into lives lost
• Easy Crossword
• Annette urges adventurer­s to sign up for one of Plan Ireland’s challenges
• Former prisoner is sent back to jail
• Uninsured motorist was over the legal limit
• OVER THE WATER
• CROSSABEG
• BREE/GALBALLY
• BALLYMURN
• TAGHMON/ CAMROSS
• MURRINTOWN
• RATHANGAN/ CLEARIESTO­WN
• GLYNN/BARNTOWN
• BALLYMORE/ MAYGLASS
• BANNOW/ BALLYMITTY
• ROSSLARE STRAND
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• OUR LADY'S ISLAND
• State-of-the- art ode to 1980s Spielberg classic
• Clever title a good shout for casual puzzle lovers
• This week in 1985
• SOAP WATCH
• DREAM IS OVER
• Juvenile athletes win titles in Tullamore
• JUSTINE O’MAHONY’S TV WEEK
• Wexford Youths forge a home win

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