Wexford People - 2024-04-24

• Tensions high in Wexford as armed gardaí called to deal with fall-out from violent Main Street assault
• Gardaí promise more of a visible presence
• CCTV saga nearing an end as new cameras to be installed
• New reservoirs should bring an end to water woes at Wexford villages
• ‘Someone will die there’ – dad slams lack of urgency
• Hotel Rosslare set to be turned into 23 apartments
• Election candidate calls for ‘satellite garda station’ on Wexford’s Main St
• ‘Slow’ coastal protection scheme
• Public told not to build in Rosslare Strand as their planning will be rejected by Wexford County Council
• Three special schools to benefit from additional funding
• Rihanna’s former bodyguard is rescued by Kilmore RNLI
• Work is set to start on long-awaited community centre in Rosslare Harbour
• ‘I don’t see social media in a completely negative light’
• ‘I still think that there is a stigma regarding opening up about your mental health’
• Drug dealer loses €1.6m Wexford mansion after four-year battle with Cab
• Art in the Open festival will see artists from around the world visit the county in July
• Mixed reception for changing stalls plan for Wexford beach
• Wexford musician’s show pays tribute to survivors of Mother and Baby Homes
• T Morris pub seeking permission for major extension
• Millions in funding for two community centres
• Fidelma Kelly’s third novel inspired by windswept coasts of Wexford
• New drama festival a critical and commercial success
• Wexford’s May Bush Festival all set to be the biggest celebratio­n yet
• 7 Things to do this we week...
• Getting Married? Then be sure to stay healthy ahead of the big day
• Say I do at the Luxurious Riverside Park Hotel Ballroom in Enniscorth­y, Co. Wexford
• The Perfect I Do at the Brandon House Hotel
• I’m hoping to retire in the next five years. How do I get my pensions in order?
• THIS WEEK: PESTO AND SUNDRIED TOMATO BREAD
• Now is the time to get ready for the Hay Fever season
• No one’s hiding any more as inspectors’ resilience is tested
• Don’t throw me the “Oh let’s do coffee” line if you don’t mean it...We may not even have anything to talk about!
• Sunburn and optimism at return of sunny clothes and sunscreen
• Taking a degree of pride in academic achievemen­t and what’s another year?
• Age can’t be reason to dump someone
• Tick control is needed for pet and human health
• Increasing storminess is a serious concern
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• “Waterloo” hit the top 50 years ago this week
• Horoscopes
• Woman (42) says alleged kidnapping attempt has ‘shrunk her world’
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• What’s on at Wexford Town Library
• OVER THE WATER
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Wexford boys blaze trail
• Castledock­rell stay on track for double
• Oylegate march on
• North End lead way
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Ramblers share the spoils
• Women’s first win
• U-12 girls are spot on
• Six-game unbeaten run ends
• Peter’s win league
• Race walker Mooney faces crucial decision
• The Dude delivers
• O’Sullivan lands 15th success of season at Naas
• Gorey CS survive late surge
• Mighty Minors gain revenge
• McCarthy the Under-16 match-winner with two late scores
• Women make a winning start
• Wexford rally but Dubs on top
• “You’d feel sick”
• Two minutes of madness could have huge bearing on future for both teams
• Wexford rocked by late goals
• Rossiter expects “big battle”

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