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The owner of an Irish language pre-school in Wexford has said the Department of Education’sdecisiontorescindpermission to expand onsite to faciliate the expansion of Gorey Hill Special Hill will affect the growth of her service. This...
It has been the subject of much discussion around WhatsApp groups in Wexford in the past week. In a significant clampdown on dodgy-box users, Sky has issued up to 200 letters threatening legal action against those with illegal...
A major investigation is under way after a garda station in rural Wexford was the target of a suspected arson attack in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The incident took place at Blackwater Garda Stationatapproximately 2.50 a.m....
WHETHER KEITH Rossiter is manager of the Wexford hurlers next year, or otherwise, he believes changes must be made for the betterment of the game in his native county and beyond. We’ve yet to reach June and, with the sun finally splitting...
Huge crowds gathered at St Mary’s, Maudlintown, on Friday morning to welcome Jordan and Cian Adams — better known as the FTD Brothers — as they brought their nationwide fundraising challenge to Wexford. After Jordan ran the 2026 London...
A Wexford charity has expressed frustration over a long-delayed astroturf and clubhouse project in Gorey after the unfinished development was recently vandalised, causing what a local TD described as “thousands of euro” worth of...
A major investigation is under way after a garda station in rural Wexford was the target of a suspected arson attack in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The incident took place at Blackwater Garda Stationatapproximately 2.50 a.m....
With up to 200 people a day falling foul of the new speed limits on the N25 at Glenmore, Wexford County Council (WCC) has asked its Kil kenny counter parts to review its signage and provide motorists with “greater awareness” of speed zone changes.
