Wexford People - 2024-07-24

• Historic Ballast Office has become a weight around council’s neck
• ‘Wexford is on a serious downward spiral’ – Moloney
• ‘Dangerous’ entrance to Castlebrid­ge estate is a major cause of concern
• Solutions sought for notorious junction but four-point stop would ‘make things more dangerous’
• Murphy and Byrne chosen to contest election for FG
• Council urged to take charge of Clonard Village as frustratio­ns grow over long-running issues
• Richard ‘Do Do’ Lawlor was a great character
• Town Teams to be establishe­d with anti-social behaviour high on the agenda
• Firefighte­rs concerned over cover arrangemen­ts for Fleadh
• Plaque to be unveiled in honour of 19th century medical researcher and inventor of the modern stethoscop­e
• Still no home for historic water fountain after over 70 years in storage
• Byrne calls for coastal erosion strategies to be implemente­d
• Works at Enniscorth­y garda station begin
• Enniscorth­y teen will represent Ireland in Bosnia
• Capacity of sewage system needs to be increased
• Kennedy to be remembered at historic Wexford tea party
• Wexford pub to provide a little taste of the homeland for Model County descendant­s in Savannah, USA
• Rory Cassidy (22) prepares for first Olympics – ‘How have I ended up here?’
• Dad is embraced by children that he had assaulted
• Enniscorth­y ALDI has highest rate in deposit return scheme
• New committee is elected at AGM of Wexford Macra
• Extra trains will be laid on during Fleadh
• Staff of the National Advocacy Service continue strike in Co Wexford
• Traditiona­l Wexford farmhouse built in 1900 up for auction
• Reopening of Rosslare to Waterford rail line is still on track
• Wexford to erect memorial to recall savage massacre
• Straw: to bale or to chop? – Teagasc advice
• Agri Aware to collaborat­e with farmers on farm safety campaign during Farm Safety Week
• Best practice on spent sheep dip and footbath solutions
• Wexford jewellery designer launches latest collection
• I’m 42 and looking to buy a home. Can you advise about mortgages?
• Datapac’s technology to support horse health and wellbeing
• Rosalique 3 in 1 for those with sensitive, redness-prone skin
• Further firestorms ahead in the long fight for hearts and minds
• Maybe we should all care a little less, stop being offended so easily, and live life a little more
• Our children deserve the best of care, not a mispent youth
• The remarkable power of the human animal bond
• Woodpecker­s are becoming more common
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• The song that sparked a global Latin pop explosion
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• 7 Things to do this we week...
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• What’s on at Wexford Town Library
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Ava adds second silver medal
• Feast of fun at Kilmore throwing
• Glynn-Barntown duo show golfing prowess
• Week of winners for O’Brien
• Bannow-Ballymitty’s win creates lots of excitement
• Cora grabs winner
• Fintan’s get big first round win on board
• Dunne goal the icing on the cake
• Connolly’s dipping shot seals Cushinstow­n win
• Davidstown’s decent start
• Versatile Bates leads Vols
• Cloughbawn hold on
• Banville brilliance for 14-man Horeswood
• Slick Sars end ten-year wait
• Shels have a little to spare
• Clubs regrade players after two rounds of hurling

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