Wexford People - 2019-02-19

• Christian Brother found guilty of molesting girl and boy in 1980s
• TIPP TOPPED BY CHIN AND NOLAN’S LATE LATE SHOW
• A TERRIBLE LOSS...AND INCREDIBLE STORY OF SURVIVAL
• WEIGH TO GO! IRELAND’S STRONGEST MAN
• SHOCK AND SADNESS AS ‘GENTLE GIANT’ JOHN HARRINGTON PASSES AWAY AT 51–
• BAILIFFS SEIZE STOCK AT HYNES JEWELLERS
• Walsh seeks place on FG ticket in the local elections
• Kelly to contest local elections
• Rape Crisis service moving to new address
• The story of a flower bed at Kennedy Park
• Working Men’s Club finds permanent home in park
• Jail and eight-year ban for motorist caught with no insurance eleven times
• Hockey club finds a home after 15 years
• Man stole from patient recovering after crash in which her daughter died
• Successful appeal against jail sentence for incident at hospital
• An extraordin­ary memoir of life as a debating coach
• Norman re-enactment to enthral in Carrig on Bannow
• Schools fashion 19 spots in ‘Junk’ finals
• Assisting local communitie­s to expect the unexpected
• Search to pick Wexford Rose
• Murrintown winners in Enniscorth­y CU schools quiz
• New defibrilla­tor installed on wall of village supermarke­t
• New advance Ross factory contract to be signed
• London Paddy’s Day Wexford tourism plan fails to find favour
• Reinstate old vote boundaries appeal to Phelan
• Marginalis­ed areas starved of funding
• Invest in CCTV to stop dumping
• Sadness at death of Ballyvaloo Retreat Director, Sr Leonie Dobbyn
• We supply top quality used cars to our customers
• Top classical musicians for Wexford
• Library launch for ‘Fighting Words’
• Merriman and Stuart in Kilmore
• George’s sculpture is Scotland bound
• Martina’s work to be exhibited in Florida
• Lisa set for World Games in Abu Dhabi
• Thieves hit store again
• THE BIKE TO WORK SCHEME EXPLAINED
• A PROUD TRADITION CONTINUES
• Stage set for 3-day Trad and Folk Fest!
• New chapter in primary education for Wexford
• Meanscoil Gharman eyeing possible move to new site at St Senan’s
• Motorist successful­ly appeals her two-year disqualifi­cation
• Commercial vacancy rate one of lowest in country
• Funding boost of €2.5m for five Wexford projects
• Wexford Has Talent semi reschedule­d as mark of respect
• dining out
• LEOs support 1,308 jobs in more than 200 Wexford companies
• Wallace questions lack of investment in Europort
• Irish war veterans are now sleeping on the streets
• Sewerage plants in pipeline for villages ‘late 2021/early 2022’
• Entertaini­ng, fun and educationa­l school trips
• School tours can play a big part in helping children develop as people
• Purple n’ Gold in London for GAA Gathering!
• Passing of a gentle giant
• See centrespre­ad
• ’Scorthy’s glory day as Leinster title sealed
• Big involvemen­t on the third level front
• Ross ready for final
• Friday is Byrne Cup final night
• Another link to ’Blayney
• Eye-opening defeat
• I will forever miss Big Harry and our special friendship
• Chin and Rory back in action
• Michael’s motivation had a huge impact on players
• Double delight at indoor finals
• Whelan stars with four tries
• Hennessy the late hero
• Talented Michael poles apart
• Gorey win by double scores
• All to play for
• Big Harry was more than a clubmate, he was a real-life hero
• Depth of hurling squad developing at a pleasing pace
• Hard-earned draw
• Riordan on double
• Under-18s march on with cup victory
• Peare puts Moyne on path to victory
• Bolger bags a double to help holders through
• Rovers back on track
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Jacob’s super six!
• Lost wonders of football brings old experience­s to life
• Bowe trains his 300th winner
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Hockey history is made
• Mottee Molly delivers fastest run of night
• Light up nights with domestic football
• MAY BUSH FESTIVAL TAKES ROOT ACROSS THE COUNTY
• Says St. Aidan’s was first shopping centre
• Doyle quits Sinn Féin to avoid ‘censure’
• Tradebridg­e is opening the US market for Wexford companies
• Workshop on benefits of remote working is a big success in Gorey
• Three Wexford businesses in the running for best breakfast award
• Cutting through the complexiti­es
• Scurri raises €1.34m for continued growth
• Vitamin tax unfair on those who live well
• Brexiteers would do well to heed Ahern’s wisdom on the border
• Feeding will of angry online mob an accident waiting to happen
• A complex traveller’s tale of one railway station with at least four ticket offices
• Cyclists should have to pass a road test
• VITAL WORK OF HOSPICE HOMECARE IN WEXFORD
• How our four leaders are getting on with their training regimes
• DIETARY ADVICE
• Keys to recovery...
• Crossabeg
• Over the Water
• GlynnBarnt­own
• Murrintown
• TaghmonCam­ross
• BallymoreM­ayglass
• BannowBall­ymitty
• Rosslare Harbour
• Rat hang an C le aries town
• Rosslare Strand
• Piercestow­n
• Bree-Galbally
• Ballymurn
• The Ballagh
• Blackwater
• Glenbrien
• P. N. O’Gorman Auctioneer­s have a few gems on their books
• Propertyte­am M.A. O’Leary has experience­d a good start to the year 2019
• Phase 3 of Ard Uisce, Whiterock Hill NOW ON SALE!
• P. N. O’Gorman Auctioneer­s ‘steady’ market
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Small pets can need expensive vet care too
• Distinctiv­e black buds of the Ash visible in winter
• My latest financial strain has been caused by some online fraudster
• Look after your heart with Revive Active
• THE BIG SCREEN Life of killed journalist dramatised to powerful extremes
• Jaw-dropping level of polish and new ideas
• This week in 1982
• Michael (11) inspires Wexford win with stirring ‘team talk for the ages’
• ‘Too small’ Wexford army recruit’s plight aired in Dáil

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