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The New Ross Standard is a weekly newspaper published by Mediahuis Ireland every Tuesday. It’s been serving County Wexford, Ireland, since 1889. The paper provides local coverage of New Ross and nearby communities, including reporting on council decisions, schools, health services and rural affairs. Each issue features community announcements, articles on local history, cultural events and profiles of people shaping the region. Sports coverage highlights Gaelic games, rugby, soccer and athletics, showcasing the county’s strong sporting tradition. Opinion sections provide commentary on local developments and letters from readers, fostering civic debate. The Standard’s long history emphasizes its role as a trusted source of information for generations, and it continues to adapt by digitizing and incorporating multimedia. Its tone is measured and community-focused, balancing public service journalism with coverage that reflects local pride and identity. Available on PressReader, the New Ross Standard remains an essential weekly record of life in Wexford.
There was a huge outpouring of grief across Wexford last week as news of the passing of the V. Rev. Jim Byrne spread. He was ordained at St. Peter’s College in June 1960 and was appointed as C.C. to Rathgarogue, Poulfur in 1962, Kilmyshall in...
The Kennedy Summer School’s official opening will take place on Thursday, August 27, which will bring together diplomacy, music and literature on the New Ross stage. Ambassador Geraldine Byrne Nason, Ireland’sAmbassadorto the United...
One of Wexford’s most popular and historic tourist attractions dating back to the 1100s has been left with no alternative but to temporarily partially close after individuals broke in and carried out acts of “deliberate vandalism”.
There was a huge outpouring of grief across Wexford last week as news of the passing of the V. Rev. Jim Byrne spread. He was ordained at St. Peter’s College in June 1960 and was appointed as C.C. to Rathgarogue, Poulfur in 1962, Kilmyshall in...