Wexford People - 2021-04-06

• Fear of gathering sees Crosstown cemetery closed
• VACCINE ROLL-OUT PLAN SHOWS ‘LACK OF UNDERSTAND­ING’ ABOUT CARERS
• Concern a ‘tidal wave’ of evictions is coming
• Council called on to locate anthrax burials
• Wexford Bohs finalise the purchase of club grounds
• Twenty-five at funerals will be a more humane number
• Government viewing faith ‘as a pastime, not a lifeline’
• County Covid figures lacking
• Short lived re-opening for heritage park
• Restrictio­ns mean no opening in sight for 10 West Bistro
• Secret Valley owners can see light at the end of the tunnel
• April opening may not be viable for Blackwater Open Farm
• Garden centres are back open but don’t tell anyone!
• Hopes for easing of restrictio­ns on libraries next month
• THE ROLE OF CARER IS TOTALLY MISUNDERST­OOD
• ‘Absolutely disgracefu­l’ carers not getting vaccine
• ‘It’s time to stand up for family carers’ – Mythen
• Independen­t retailers ‘don’t get the same playing field’
• Businesses to lose thousands as seasonal stock gets mothballed
• Johnstown Castle gets revved up for re-opening
• Fresh Today and AsIAm work together on school sensory pod
• Complaints lodged after ‘hurtful’ and ‘offensive’ social media post
• Go-ahead for Rosslare Strand mast despite 40 objections
• Hopes and dreams realised as massive €180,572 raised
• ‘It was the most profound, beautiful, amazing experience’
• Walkers coffee
• Nobody smiling at six-year wait for orthodonti­c treatment
• Chamber excited by new campus possibilit­ies
• Wexford ‘has the longest waiting list in the country’
• Friends rally as Trina faces fight of her life
• House prices rose by 2.5% in quarter one
• More change to Rosslare ferry routes
• ‘People would like to get back around the ring’
• AIB event to focus on sector post-Brexit
• BREEDING AND YOUR DAIRY HERD
• Tea-riffic breakfast spreads win marmalade competitio­n
• Rural plan ‘short on ambition’
• Further flexibilit­ies for TAMS
• Sharon is hoping to inspire others with latest challenge
• Physiother­apists use their knowledge to help people overcome health problems
• Rise in social media abuse of ex-partners
• Teenagers urged to sing it out with Yellow Bellows
• Library launches Digital Ambassador initiative
• A death metal style take on world social upheaval
• Ryan hoping to cast another spell with second novel
• Mythen seeks range of actions to address driving test backlog
• Litter louts leave GAA pitch in a terrible state
• Ballybritt­as dolmen receives grant support
• Roads on district boundaries in an ‘awful condition’
• Gorey students aim to be in pole position at F1 in Schools final
• Havenview music event is a sunny success
• Terence elected DCU Student Union President
• Almost €95,000 in funding allocated to County Wexford heritage projects
• SR PERPETUA DEVOTED HER LIFE TO EDUCATION
• Selfless Anne gave her time willingly to others
• Playwright project to be unveiled online
• WIT Wexford students make waves
• Boyle’s reputation grows
• Greyhound racing from Enniscorth­y dog track
• Give Dubs a break
• Bumper entry for fittest school test
• Local pair on opposite sides
• Wexford unable to spoil party
• Women drop crucial points in drawn tie
• Why the two-week wait before youth training is allowed?
• It’s 50 years since the GAA lifted ban on ‘foreign games’
• Where the titles have gone
• Junior ‘B’ fulfils key function
• Scallan’s success
• Trainer Murphy bridges five-year gap at Mallow
• ROSSLARE GOLF NOTES
• WEXFORD GOLF NOTES
• Seven-race Friday card at Bettyville
• Codd and top amateurs back for Aintree
• Some lockdown relief at last for point-to-point
• Nolan aims for National glory
• City to the ‘four’ in bid to make history
• Young filmmakers impress at Fresh Film Festival
• Opera House community launch
• Still hope for a summer recovery at outdoor tourist attraction­s
• Constructi­on will come back with a bang to meet demand
• Clubs hoping to get back into the swing of things later this month
• Disappoint­ment but no surprise at lack of reopening date
• €3.6 million for active travel works
• Outdoor scheme for hospitalit­y sector
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Bespoke book service caters for all
• CAI welcomes 19 new Wexford accountant­s
• Devhaus data shows interest from public in moving beyond 5K
• Make My Will founder receives thought leader accreditat­ion
• Covid state has turned us all into tattletale­s
• Government need to drop the secrecy and be open about vaccine’s roll-out
• Winning the lockdown lottery and a new routine lifts the gloom
• Family feast recipe – a three hour simmer and talk around the table
• Tess, old and sick, recognised my voice
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Country elegance just minutes from Wexford town
• Stunning property in lovely location
• BMW redefines SAV concept
• Exploding the myth of multi-tasking
• Sitting eating in the garden in April? This pandemic is making us bonkers!
• Keep an eye out for amazing Irish brands
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Welcome a new and improved Pollinator Plan
• Pets need a good night’s sleep as much as we do
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• A famous Eurovision song that was pipped at the post
• New campaign urges dog owners to ‘Bag it & Bin it’

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