Wexford People - 2018-08-28

• Loreto open at long last!
• MEET WEXFORD’S NEW GARDA CHIEF INTERVIEW
• INSIDE THE BUILDING ON THE FIRST DAY
• SIX JOBS GO AS TIME CALLED ON POPULAR PUB JACK BAILEY’S
• Jack Bailey’s staff and customers gather at farewell party:
• Calling time: number of Wexford pubs down 37 in 12 years
• MAJOR PLANS IN STORE FOR LOFTUS HALL
• Kilmore Quay’s Martin set to take part in Irish-Aussie jockey battle
• Rosanna gets into gear for Volkswagen Stages Rally
• Events for Healthy Town programme are finalised
• Camper shocked by gruesome discovery on Kilmore beach
• Case adjoured so that pay slips can be produced
• Kellys reunite in Kilgarvin
• Congratula­tions from President for couple married for 65 years
• Drugs like ‘Spice’ widely used by younger people
• Learn to manage your stress
• Bell X1 frontman solo in Spiegelten­t
• Fodder crisis has farmers braced for a tough winter
• Woodies staff hand over €13,000 to cyclists
• Guide dog group educates and fundraises with Tesco stall
• Sandra enjoys weekend of celebratio­n
• THE LATEST MEN’S SHED IS LAUNCHED
• Happy as the grass was green
• Poulshone artist Bridget’s first solo collection
• Jean a kind lady devoted to her family and to her faith
• Rod enjoyed music and sport
• Eileen brightened lives of everyone
• Wexford Bus brings students to and from five counties
• Want to go to college? Don’t have enough points? Sorted; come to DFEi
• Recognised qualificat­ions at CTEC
• A Career in Sports Massage Therapy?
• Ennniscort­hy Credit Union have launched their Scholarshi­p Draw
• Fun day in memory of Edward
• Wexford swimming pool and gym – your public pay as you go facility
• Sue Murphy Personal Trainer
• Jobseeker’s Allowance for younger jobseekers
• One-Parent Family Payment and going back to education
• Parnell Summer School visits Wexford to honour Redmond
• Swimmers face tough challenge in Japan
• Colin responds to devastatin­g news with charity pledge
• McEvoy to give lyrics workshop
• Note perfect Piano Festival launched
• Discoverin­g drama at National Opera House
• Trio arrested for illegally harvesting lands in Ferns
• Did a man from Wexford give Killarney its name?
• Niall’s knock-out billing alongside Katie in Boston
• Wexford hurlers off to Boston on glamour trip
• Ferns back in contention
• First championsh­ip win for Glynn-Barntown
• Shelmalier­s book their last-eight place
• Foley saves the day
• Goggins helps Ireland to victory
• Podge pounces late to put Alley in dire straits
• Gorey men stun Oulart
• Bolger goal separates sides after tense battle
• Tough victory for Bunclody
• Vital win for Craanford
• Adamstown go through
• Goals key for Cloughbawn
• Shane salvages draw
• Liam Mellows emerge from heated encounter
• Quarter-final bid reignited
• Winning streak continues
• Rocks hitting their stride
• A cruise for the Gers
• Hobbs nails fantastic free
• Harriers see off Ferns
• Comfortabl­e for St Martin’s
• Naomh Eanna dig deep
• Nothing ‘Hollow’ about Rovers in Gusserane
• Oylegate march on to semi-finals
• Nobody should take Bunclody side lightly
• Rathnure stroll to victory
• Masterson to the rescue!
• Group stages concluded
• LADIES GAA FIXTURES
• Rowley rampage downs Bunclody
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Joy for Enniscorth­y
• Jordan’s on top
• Times they are a changin’ in SHC
• Murphy’s magic strike
• Alley earn fighting chance
• Doubts over final score
• Broaders seals victory
• St Martin’s do the job
• Goal-fest ends in stalemate
• ROVERS REJOICE
• Confusion reigns as Liam Mellows crowned kings
• Super racing in Killurin
• Lillis wins the county crown
• Frustratio­n for U-17s
• Majestic ‘Mia’ leads her rivals a merry dance
• Woodsmen win All-Ireland
• Shels punish the Youths
• Beary bags the winner
• Sky Blues will be tough nut to crack
• A LUCKY ESCAPE
• Informativ­e and decent read on sports medicine
• O’Brien team shows signs of revival
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• It’s looking good for an absorbing season
• 350th anniversar­y Mass in Tomhaggard
• Too many football clubs in the town
• Wexford will fight to keep its railway
• Mark tries out Francis’s chair
• Alan’s meeting with Pope was one of life’s highlights
• ‘A visit to a Church very different to that of 1979’
• Like Mass in Bannow – but with the Pope!
• Four in a row for St Therese’s B&B
• Mixed business vacancy rates across county
• Chamber seminar will aim to demystify PAYE Modernisat­ion
• Wexford base for Dacia’s Irish showroom
• Locals launch All Ireland Sevens
• Elevate will help you to plan your finances
• A generation will be lost to homelessne­ss
• The lunatic Brexit circus goes on with no end – and little logic – in sight
• In praise of childminde­rs despite the lack of joined up thinking
• So is the glass really half full or really half empty or about to shatter into pieces?
• Wonderful to experience acts of kindness
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Local projects to benefit from rally
• Dancing the Floss for a cause
• Blackwater concert raised over €6,000
• Magnificen­t Tintern Trails has huge growth potential
• Breathtaki­ng views as Kiltealy Walking Trail is opened
• Bree-Galbally
• The Ballagh
• Blackwater
• Crossabeg
• Over the Water
• Murrintown
• Piercestow­n
• Our Lady’s Island
• Glynn-Barntown
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Rosslare Strand
• Ballymore-Mayglass
• RathanganC­leariestow­n
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• From dying kittens to living dogs: a vet’s life
• Risso’s Dolphins known to breed in Irish waters
• The visit of Pope Francis made one old man very happy indeed
• Emotional intelligen­ce and wellbeing
• Get your child healthy for the new school year
• Spike Lee’s satire on corruption and bigotry pricks the conscience
• Guacamelee 2 easy to fall in love with

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