Wexford People - 2021-03-09

• ‘LEONA WAS AN ANGEL FROM HEAVEN’
• THE GREAT SPRING GIVEAWAY!
• ‘It’s like being in an open prison’ – public reaction to 5km restrictio­ns
• Anti-lockdown vigil aiming to highlight negative impact of restrictio­ns
• John struggling to find appropriat­e housing after Covid-19 battle
• Planning sought for major site at Ferrybank
• Loreto sale on hold due to delay in department
• Major site for sale in Rosslare
• Planning green light for Bridge Park Hotel
• Green light for new town centre concert hall
• Cois Barry helping to bridge educationa­l gaps in area
• Wexford Volunteer Centre launches
• People with disabiliti­es dismayed to be left behind in vaccine scrum
• Outdoor amenity funding welcomed
• WORLD BOOK DAY BRINGS SOME NORMALITY BACK TO LIFE AT MERCY SCHOOL AS KIDS DRESS UP
• Marathon man Liam is honoured for his legal career
• Avril here to listen during dark times
• Investigat­ion ongoing into attempted armed robbery
• Virtual walk on the moon for Wexford Women’s Refuge
• Ger was a hard working and friendly man
• ‘GREEN LIGHT’ IS MUSIC TO OUR EARS
• Rosslare to Waterford greenway ‘parked’
• Sharon Bennett accused in court
• State of Wexford’s rural roads is becoming pandemic of its own
• Olivia the otter makes a triumphant return!
• Guilty pleas for theft and criminal damage accepted by court
• PARADISE FOUND
• A vintage fundraisin­g idea from St Fintan’s
• Teagasc reveals innovative soil research
• Family farmers feel subject to ‘gross unfairness’
• Irish beef farmers must be protected
• Competitio­n for beef farmers in the region
• Dog owners warned as busiest month for lambing under way
• TidyTowns 2021 will go ahead in line with public health guidelines
• Sounds of the opera come to residentia­l homes
• Over €2.5 million for homes of elderly
• The infamous Johnny Reck
• Writing is pure poetry for Anne as she launches her first book
• Rathnure PVC offer a great choice of doors
• Ways to make you home more energy efficient this winter
• Enniscorth­y Credit Union can help make your home more energy efficient
• HAP system is an ‘absolute farce’
• Hamper giveaway to launch new Skills Mapping website
• LOCKDOWN CREATIVITY LEADS TO KEEP SKETCH IDEA
• Bringing a lot of fun back into the hard rock scene
• SOLEMN AFFAIR FOR ROSSLARE MEMORIAL WREATH LAYING
• The day seven children and five adults lost their lives
• Shipwreck of old steam fishing trawler uncovered in Rosslare
• Friends’ lives have been turned upside down by Lyme disease
• New Ross festivals to go ahead
• Suspended term for involvemen­t in €23,000 scam
• Decision on M11 route delayed until June 18
• Public urged to lobby TDs on climate bill
• Bouncer twice bitten on head by drunken customer
• Competitio­n shows incredible talent among Wexford’s young generation
• Healy so close to medal in Poland
• Fifty years of service by Martin’s Treasurer
• Jockey James awaits fate
• Golden chance for leagues
• Emma’s in saddle for biking initiative
• New kit up for grabs
• Fr. Murphy’s GAA club look forward to better times in London
• Bohs beaten by two goals
• Energia to cover annual €500 membership fees
• Floodlit Wexford Park a major aim of plan
• Jim is correct - we must give leagues proper recognitio­n
• Loss of earnings no longer covered by GAA insurance
• Boyle scores a try in defeat
• Slevin springs a shock
• Action returns in Enniscorth­y after a false start
• The good, bad and the downright ugly
• Man who attacked garda without warning is deemed unfit to plead
• Housing provision in the New Ross District is ‘a joke’ – Fleming
• €3,000 raised by fundraiser inspired by Foggy Dew fire
• Decrease in recycling of electrical goods
• Supermarke­t staff bitten by shoplifter
• ‘Flexi-time’: work when it suits you
• Parking charges likely at hospital
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• DFDS adds a fourth vessel to Rosslare route
• ‘Autistic women and girls’ seminar this week
• Government support for hotels
• World Cup fever shouldn’t include the GAA
• Exiled Royals show little has changed for Britain’s out of step monarchy
• Is Medders the only person left on this planet who recalls loving Mister Ed?
• Even one ‘stiff drink’ can lead to disaster
• Punishment of youths another example of how Covid is a killer
• Couple’s violent relationsh­ip laid bare as man jailed for false imprisonme­nt
• Disgust as headstones damaged at Clonattin graveyard
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Nissan reinvents Crossover

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