Wexford People - 2024-04-10

• ‘We’ll continue to search 100pc of vehicles coming from the continent’
• Woman rushed to hospital after two-vehicle crash
• 17 bags of rubbish found on Kaats Strand beach
• Aoife (10) raising cash for charity after losing sight in her right eye
• Solution reached after closure of Sunny Days
• Election hopeful calls for increased garda presence
• Children and teenagers need to realise the dangers of technology, warns cyber crime sergeant
• Ex New Ross councillor to run in Rosslare district
• Wexford Light Opera Society officially launch ‘Phantom’
• Monart manager set to run in local elections
• Retired haulier to run as an Independen­t in locals
• Relay for Life seeks out cancer survivors to become VIP guests at 2024 event
• Mother shines light on incredible work of Cystic Fibrosis Ireland
• Supports needed as bad weather continues
• Overcrowdi­ng is a huge concern as some families living in box rooms
• Wallis shines at Arts Centre show
• Commuters furious with proposal to implement changeover on rail line
• Huge marker buoy washes up on Wexford beach
• Wexford schools to get €2.7m boost to support digital learning and minor building works
• Parkinson’s group raises thousands from sale of hit calendar
• New statistics show Wexford has turned a corner on housing
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Countdown on for Wexford Festival Opera ticket release
• Wexford success at All Ireland Interschoo­ls Showjumpin­g
• ‘Quick cash injections’ awarded to Co Wexford community groups
• Fethard author’s postcards talk unveils Ireland of old
• Making the decision to look at nursing homes or care options is never an easy one
• Cherrygrov­e Nursing home for Longterm , respite, convalesce­nce Care
• Keep in touch with the older members of our community
• How can I teach my children about money and developing saving habits?
• Right at Home to open up in Gorey
• Edward Entertains
• How to improve memory and recall for exam success
• Romantic unions usurped by reality as utopia edges closer
• Do hangovers get worse as we get older? Two days after my night out and I’m still shook
• All faith education for a fairer, fuller school life for children is right
• And the times they are a-changing for the better, in two part harmony
• Misuse of religion fools and damages us
• Pl anning a s ummer holi day with your pets
• Bumblebees are bumbling about at present
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Glenroe’s Miley topped the chart for five straight weeks
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Hope and Dream 10 is a huge success despite hail shower
• GLYNNBARNT­OWN
• OULART & THE BALLAGH
• MURRINTOWN
• What’s on at Wexford Town Library
• OVER THE WATER
• RATHANGANC­LEARIESTOW­N
• TAGHMONCAM­ROSS
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• ROSSLARE STRAND
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• BREEGALBAL­LY
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Castledock­rell bounce back with win against Rangers
• Banville fires Bohs into the final four
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Russell and Ireland seal deal with brace of wins
• SHELS GO TOP
• Curtis hits last-gasp winner
• Artem takes triple jump title
• Stormy Omagh loss
• Stone-Walsh completes double
• Sheil shines with bronze medal in triple jump test
• Ballinaboo­la’s Byrne succeeds on European Clio Cup debut
• Umpire Aidan fuels passion
• Wasteful Wexford march on
• Best Under-16 show secures ticket to Leinster shield decider
• Seniors in search of seat at top table
• Fiery Mick holds on by a neck to thwart brave Presto effort
• Wonderful Wexford recovery
• Rory returns to hurling field
• Second defeat ensures exit
• Kinsella gives Wicklow edge
• IDEAL OPPORTUNIT­Y
• Fine finishing will fill pacey Wexford with confidence
• Biggest win over Carlow since 1898
• Wexford wallop weak Carlow
• Brennan is wary of Wexford

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