Wexford People - 2016-10-11

• ‘IT’S LIKE THE DARK BELLY OF THE DEVIL’
• DAVY FITZ THE BILL AS OUR NEW COUNTY MANAGER
• SPIEGELTEN­T RETURNS TO THE QUAY
• Oyster Lane launches Legally Blonde
• Schools are left frustrated from vetting backlog
• Blow to FDYS as deal for premises collapses
• Sarah’s an All-Star student
• Lack of proper detox services a real problem for Wexford
• DRUGS SITUATION GETTING WORSE THROUGHOUT COUNTY WEXFORD
• Explorator­y digs for gas pipeline
• NURTURING KIDS THROUGH NATURE
• Sixteen years of married life and despite everything, I wouldn’t swap Himself for the world
• Building firm winding up after over 50 years
• Wexford group is buying hotel in Waterford
• Quays plan takes a big step forward
• Opera society Hits are on their way
• September car sales down, but overall numbers up on last year
• Talks on future of ‘deteriorat­ing’ St Senan’s under way
• Man allegedly exposed himself to nine-year-old girl
• Wexford on the New York stage
• Political prisoner thanks Wexford for ongoing support
• People power saves the day after vandals strike at Ballineska­r car park
• National awards for two radio presenters
• CARRICKMIN­ES FIRE VICTIMS REMEMBERED
• SCHOOL IS EVACUATED! Barntown pupils well prepared, writes Amy Lewis
• Taghmon takes to the water
• SPLIT OPINIONS ON HIKE IN LOCAL PROPERTY TAX
• WHAT YOU THINK OF THE COUNCILLOR­S’ DECISION...
• Visit award winning eco friendly restaurant on your doorstep
• Life-changing funds raised through Relay
• Therightin­sulationsy­stems atFiveCoun­tiesInsula­tion
• Simpletips­toimprovey­ourhomeona­budget
• Tipstoturn­anyhousein­toahome
• SAVANNAH AND WEXFORD BROUGHT TOGETHER AGAIN
• Culture A ‘LIFE-AFFIRMING’ SPOONS EXHIBIT
• Caroline’s ‘Magnificen­t Children’ to be released
• The world’s a dump in play at the Fusion Café
• Homecare Physiother­apy Services
• Pirates, skeletons ....and the principal as a New York taxi!
• SHOW STOPPER
• WEXFORD MAN DIES FOLLOWING KNIFE WOUNDS
• UK told to keep its own passport controls on British soil
• Man charged over incident
• DUNCORMICK DAY OUT IS A HUGE HIT
• Women to contest the cup final once again
• Gusserane bridge gap of 41 years in thriller
• Taghmon ensure derby
• Red and blacks hold late burst
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• MARTIN’S ON RISE
• Six in the mix for All Stars selection
• Kev’s heavy schedule
• Connors points the way
• Réalt rule over under par Ferns
• Craanford rally pays off
• Cloughbawn on crest of a wave
• Jimmies march on
• Foley steers Fethard into decider
• Injury time drama
• Hectic Coiste season drawing to a conclusion
• Gorey gain U-14 football glory
• Adamstown avail of breeze to clinch Under-14 shield honours
• Derby delight
• Scoring burst secures title
• Ballygarre­tt finish on high
• Shamrocks all set for Junior final after replay win
• A fitting finale
• Oulart hold aces
• PETTITT’S SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSH­IP FINAL PREVIEW Cloughbawn no pushovers
• Let’s not judge the Dunne era until we see how Davy fares
• Just one voice of dissent as Davy is warmly welcomed
• Senior spots sought
• History repeated as Cullen brothers were outstandin­g!
• Holders thwart young guns
• Gorey heartbreak
• Fethard fall at Leinster hurdle
• Dunbrody Warriors have fun with friends at Ross rugby blitz
• SSE AIRTRICITY PREMIER DIVISION - SERIES 30 Youths swept aside by Pat’s
• WEXFORD FOOTBALL LEAGUE ROUND-UP Kilmore leave it late to snatch win
• Cloughbawn and Rosslare Strand at the summit
• Wexford’s big guns march on LFA JUNIOR CUP
• ALL THE DETAILS
• LADIES AND SCHOOLBOYS Doyle double sees Seaview top group
• FIXTURES AND RESULTS
• League bid re-ignited in thrilling midweek revival
• ROUND-UP Fogarty’s great run
• BOOK REVIEW Real Hillsborou­gh story told by those so lucky to survive
• O’Neill treble Tinahely highlight
• CLUB NOTES ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Minor marvels win All-Ireland
• George’s double reward
• Monageer edge tight final
• Wonderful waltzes or bad dad dancing?
• THE GRAND PLANS FOR SIGGINSTOW­N CASTLE
• EMOTIONAL SCENES AT SENTENCING HEARING
• Huge turnout for launch of Wexford Fringe Festival
• Drug driving legislatio­n is welcomed
• Wexfordfoo­d producers tastesucce­ss
• Newbawn constructi­on firm awarded for work on Audi Wexford showrooms
• Wexfordgra­duates buildingab­righter futurewith­theESB
• Savannah visitors talk tourism
• Your one-stop shop for expert, independen­t money advice
• Sugar tax will be worth it, for health alone
• Presidenti­al race shows just how low US politics can go
• The lap of autmn luxury – just add yogurt and a little pinch of sugar
• A tiny glimpse of the terror of Nazi tyranny the way i see it
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Bad weather marred ploughing festival
• Glenroe stars help to launch ‘Laser’
• Ballymurn
• OvertheWat­er
• Crossabeg
• Bree-Galbally
• Glynn-Barntown
• Ballymore/ Mayglass
• OurLady’s Island
• Rosslare Strand
• Bannow/ Ballymitty
• Smuggling puppies out of Ireland is big business
• Green Lacewings come indoors to keep warm
• Practical Gardening
• Tackling the menopause with natural remedies
• Slow boiling thriller anchored by stong Blunt performanc­e
• A great cinematic thriller but far too linear
• Film fellowship award for Anna

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