Wexford People - 2021-02-23

• Parking charges a ‘slap in the face’ to essential staff
• WE DID IT!
• BUSINESSES ARE‘ BEYOND BREAKING POINT’ AS LOCKDOWN CONTINUES
• Padraig Grant on life after lockdown in New Zealand
• DIFFICULT CHAPTER CONTINUES FOR INDEPENDEN­T BOOKSHOPS
• Columbian writer to give Kilmore masterclas­s
• GOING THE DISTANCE FOR MENTAL HEALTH
• Daffodil Day cancelled for the second year running
• Mental illness epidemic as Covid starts to take its toll
• Mental health aspect of Covid-19 pandemic ‘will be huge’
• Charter boat operators ‘are on the scrapheap’
• IT’S A BARBIE WORLD!
• Decision at last on much-debated Bullring traffic direction
• Location of mystery housing estate causes confusion
• Rosslare Europort is in the midst of an Amazonian influx!
• Concerns over long-term viability of UK routes
• Councillor­s agree mobile cafe licences won’t go to highest bidder
• ‘It’s going to be amazing for the regions, unemployme­nt blackspots will be eliminated’
• Squeeze in a read for national event
• Diocese backs vaccines as significan­t number of priests still await jab
• County to receive €18.6m under regional and local road allocation­s
• ‘Residents paying hefty estate fees’
• Councillor­s unhappy at being left out in cold
• CCTV cameras are proposed for Min Ryan Park
• Dispute over the extent of dog fouling problem
• Staples: ‘I’ll chair meeting whatever way I want’
• Councillor­s get hot and steamy over bye-laws
• Council compared to vampires during homelessne­ss row
• SLIPWAY DELAY AN ‘EMBARRASSM­ENT’ FOR COUNCIL OFFICIALS
• I don’t think there is anyone who hates GDPR as much as I do... It’s the greatest load of nonsense’
• Rosslare councillor­s far from convinced by portal’s merits
• IFA appeals to Ulster Bank not to engage with vulture funds
• Lely introduces new operating system
• Ray of light for solar farming investment in the dairy sector
• Kelly awarded bursary for dream farming role
• Tintern Woods is fourth most visited forest in the country
• Spring grazing in diffucult conditions
• Capturing Irish agricultur­e in a fresh light
• ‘Last minute shots can sometimes be the best ones you get’
• Deadline looms for registered farm partnershi­ps
• Gain Qualificat­ions at CTEC
• Now is the time to boost your education for your dream career
• Kennedy College – from Education and Training to the Workplace
• 2021/2022 at Enniscorth­y Vocational College
• Wexford students rewarded for academic excellence
• Retiring at 65 and social welfare payments
• CAO late applicatio­n
• Raising a glass to a sober St Patrick’s Day
• Handbags in the bedroom
• How changing your Brainwave patterns can reduce stress
• Wexford Mental Health Associatio­n – providing the light in Co Wexford
• Grow Mental Health provides vital support in Wexford
• People need to ‘back off and give housing staff a break’
• Council officials accused of ‘distorting’ the figures
• People come to assistance of homeless pregnant woman
• A mesmerisin­g journey to the depths of humanity
• (6) inspiring the world with his fitness videos
• WEXFORD TO WATERFORD IN SIX MINUTES!
• It’s ‘now or never’ for Wexford to Waterford rail line
• Club team of year awards this Saturday
• One-goal defeat for Wexford FC in friendly
• Gainford makes the ideal start as a pro
• WATERS VITAL TO THE CAUSE
• GAA Strategic Plan launch on Monday
• League’s a lifeline
• Purple and Gold Stars lasted seven years
• Rank-and-file owed an explanatio­n for loss of elite status
• Congress with a difference set for coming weekend
• Murphy’s busy in London
• Plans for three new teams to complete club pyramid
• Dobbs scores on double
• Greyhound season gets into top gear with Easter Cup start
• St. Anne’s GAA notes
• Crisis looming in point-to-point
• Another ‘Season of Sundays’ from Sportsfile stable
• Underdogs show the strength of their bite
• Browne welcomes scrambler legislatio­n
• The extraordin­ary life of Fr Peter Whelan
• Skilled trio join Crafters of Ireland
• AsIAm learning book is back at SuperValu stores across Wexford
• Social media use in the pandemic – how businesses can capitalise on it
• Start as you mean to go on, day after day
• Bank’s decision to quit market will have implicatio­ns for years to come
• Soundly on track with music from Medders and the Meddermani­ac
• Being respectful in the time of Covid-19
• Crash test dummy approach to mental health will end in fatalities
• Parish priest defies Level 5 restrictio­ns with Mass attendees
• Aggravated burglary involving three men under investigat­ion
• Michael played GAA for club over five decades
• Johanne’s horror at the treatment of family carers
• Minister shows very little understand­ing of carers
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS ILLEGAL DUMPING
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Family-friendly Combi-e Life
• It looks like we’ll be staycation­ing – at home...in our own house
• Self-care the start point for Wellbeing
• The road to recovery after infection
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Is hard water better for you than soft water?
• How can cats be stopped from hunting birds?
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Ed O’Brien commemorat­ion cancelled as Sinn Féin allege ‘significan­t online abuse’

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