Wexford People - 2024-04-17

• ‘Clerical error’ results in incorrect funding increases being announced
• Still no concrete plans for site of ill-fated Wexford concert venue
• London runner travelling to Wexford to run halfmarath­on in honour of his mother’s late husband
• Fianna Fáil candidate vows to tackle ‘plague’ of anti-social behaviour on Main Street
• Calls for better protection for emergency services personnel following incident
• Community leaps into action to save historic old post office
• Write by the Sea festival to partner with leading literary journal
• Internatio­nal delegates attend major summit on sustainabl­e building
• A cell in a garda station does not qualify as a bed for homeless woman
• Council offers support to garda on trial for dangerous driving
• Man caught three times with drugs is sentenced
• Rosslare water repair works will provide ‘more reliable supply’
• ‘Remarkable restoratio­n project’ for historic stained glass window
• Jazz’s fab four coming to Johnstown Castle
• Councillor­s call on TDs to bring more money home to repair roads
• Men sleeping in tents in ‘marsh’ will die if they don’t receive supports – councillor
• ‘Notorious’ Wexford road features in RTÉ Prime Time special
• SPORT, MUSIC, AND ENVIRONMEN­TAL EXCELLENCE RECOGNISED AT ROSSLARE CIVIC AWARDS CEREMONY
• Aoife (9) overcomes her sensory fears to raise money for charity
• 100kms of Co Wexford’s coast at risk from rapid erosion
• Fears over access to beaches as surfaces washed away ahead of summer season
• Wexford Lions to host climate change discussion in County Hall
• River Slaney Project leading the way in bid to improve water quality
• Local family on hand to help turn the sod on new Ronald McDonald House
• Road traffic meeting hears how dangerous Wexford junctions can be fixed
• Dairy herd breeding – actions for April
• Tirlán announces €30m weather support package
• Unworkable deadline under national sheep welfare scheme must be amended
• AGRI AWARE KICKS OFF FARM SAFETY WORKSHOPS IN SCHOOLS
• Minister says he won’t rule anything out when it comes to helping tillage farmers
• Choosing the right mortgage: how to avoid the five classic mistakes and find the right deal
• Hotel manager is new chair of South East Branch of IHF
• Gorey store offering welded jewellery and ear-piercing deals
• Edward Entertains
• How to de-stress to give yourself a better nights’ sleep
• The sport overlords have spoken and the pawns must obey
• Not choosing to work for our national broadcaste­r may have been the best decision I ever made
• Tangled up in wires, living with tech is a blessing and a curse
• Another grey day and another dreary long wait for a bright interval
• The Tik Tok Taoiseach a clever nickname
• Kirsty and Shadow: a girl and her adored black cat
• Serious threat to Hawthorn in hedgerows
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• The year the Eurovision ended in a four-way tie
• Horoscopes
• 7 Things to do this we week...
• Aoife’s dad ‘died of a broken heart’ weeks after she was hit by wave
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• What’s on at Wexford Town Library
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• North End lead way
• New Ross Town take points against United
• Moyne Rangers too strong for Killenagh Wanderers
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Castledock­rell show their class
• Mighty Moyne
• Rovers rivals neck and neck
• Wexford win cracker in Cobh
• LAURA NETS TWICE
• Rangers reach SFAI U-16 decider
• FIXTURES - WOMEN AND SCHOOLGIRL­S
• Talented St. Leonards lift Under-12 Premier crown
• O’Keeffe steers The Big Cloud to win in Limerick
• Piercestow­n Dude rallies to see off solid challenge of Coolpeach in tight final
• Fabulous FCJ show
• Tomkins scores the winner as Under-16 final place secured
• Bailey breaks records and earns medals
• WEXFORD PIPPED TO THE TITLE
• Lots of Wexford involvemen­t as Carnew claim shield crown
• PROMOTION ELUDES WEXFORD
• Kilrush take Leinster Junior crown home after visit to Kildare
• Donoghue decides a thriller
• Abrupt ending angers hosts
• McGuckin joins casualty list
• Minor hurlers taking first steps away to the Dubs
• LOUTH GOALS CRUSH WEXFORD
• Aoife the ace in Ireland pack

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