Wexford People - 2021-03-02

• ‘Mistakes made’ in vaccine roll-out
• Covid-19 fines low compared to nearby counties
• School gets the thumbs up!
• BANK OF IRELAND CLOSURES ARE MET WITH DISMAY
• ‘The best day of my medical career!’ – Dr Curtis
• Some surgeries in county still waiting to vaccinate over 85s
• Co Wexford sixth lowest in terms of Covid-19 incidence
• Vaccine joy for 92-year-old former doctor Bart
• Concerns over volume of passengers at port
• Irish Ferries sign 10-year deal with Port of Pembroke
• Wexford’s place names explored on John Creedon’s new TV show
• A VILLAGE DIVIDED
• ‘Shop local’ message has been lost in latest lockdown
• Supports for businesses don’t go far enough – Chamber
• 838 housing units over three years by council
• Challenges of living with a mental illness during lockdown
• New series to document impact of Covid on communitie­s
• Average income at highest since the Celtic Tiger
• Old Garda Station set to be sold by public auction ‘by the autumn’
• The Yeti: ‘I need to eat at the end of the day’
• DESIGN TEAM FOR NEW SCHOOLS
• Priority two adaptation works won’t start until later this year
• Tributes paid to ‘fun-loving’ Peter Winters
• AN UNFLINCHIN­G LENS AND EYE FOR BUSINESS
• Family business has spent 40 years capturing our lives
• Orian goes for the introspect­ive approach from his Berlin base
• Protected disclosure at a Co Wexford primary school
• ‘Between the daffodil and the strawberry, clarity will come’
• ‘Hugely valuable’ rural courses impacted by Covid-19 lockdowns
• Councillor­s’ calls for action on rough sleepers falling on deaf ears
• CHALLENGIN­G WRITING COMPETITIO­N FOR KIDS
• Expert craftmansh­ip is a must when you’re investing in bespoke projects
• Get the wow factor with new gates and railings
• Clonroche girls making screen debut in Dublin Film Festival short
• One evening after tea
• Concerns as overgrown Moongate site is cleared
• Camphill staff members vote for industrial action
• Michael O’Dempsey’s relatives searching for answers 100 years after his brutal death
• Police car ‘riddled with bullets’ in Flying Column’s first ambush
• The Brownswood woman who broke down barriers and created the most enduring of legacies
• TIME TO CELEBRATE THE REMARKABLE CONTRIBUTI­ON OF WOMEN IN BUSINESS THROUGHOUT COUNTY WEXFORD
• CAN MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES BE GENDER SPECIFIC?
• EQUALITY FOR WOMEN
• SEEKING A WORK / LIFE BALANCE?
• HEARNE AND DOYLE FETED
• Launch of strategic plan by the Co. Board
• Knock to the ankle for Tadhg in easy win
• Club bosses mostly in place
• Harriers have plans
• Major role for Kent in the CCCC chair for next three years
• Stretch in daylight and sunshine give us a welcome lift
• Physical failings in our hurling attack must be dealt with
• Wexford GC funding boost
• Heavy defeat to Premier side
• Molloy nets two as women draw
• Cheltenham is out for our top amateur riders
• Local jockeys win ten races
• Positive signs as action resumes in Enniscorth­y
• Remarkable local influence
• ALL EYES FIRMLY ON EUROPE’S TOP PRIZE
• LEO WEXFORD WOMEN IN BUSINESS NETWORK
• History of the day...
• HOW TO MARK THE OCCASION
• New legislatio­n to make criminal procedures become more efficient
• Wexford’s historic pawn shop to close
• Immigrants ‘being targeted by gang’
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• EuroBlue flourishes in uncertain times
• Urgent support needed for hotel industry
• Roche Freight receives all-star accreditat­ion for customer focus
• Shovels at the ready, heavy digging required
• No detail and even less hope on offer in the latest ‘plan’ to live with Covid
• Coffee chats, remember them? We’re in social quicksand now
• Take a large dollop of chorizo and stick it in your tortilla – ethnic cooking with Medders
• ‘If there is no God we’ll never find out’
• Thrashing your day away with a speed metal frenzy
• New single hits a positive note
• Music in Movieland postponed
• OULART & THE BALLAGH
• BREEGALBAL­LY
• GLYNNBARNT­OWN
• TAGHMONCAM­ROSS
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• CLONARD ROSSLARE STRAND
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• SEAT’S best of both worlds
• Lockdown is... when the highlight of the week is a trip to the hardware store!
• Tips to help you improve your mental health
• Iron – do you need to take a supplement?
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Winter visiting swans are set to depart very soon
• Is there an elixir of eternal youth for pets?
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Bart raps his way to top with a little help from MJ
• ‘Keep churches closed’ plea by Church of Ireland curate

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