Wexford People - 2024-09-04

• Local Enterprise Office to empower ‘aspiring entreprene­urs’ with training programme
• ‘To stand with these warriors is such a privilege’
• Kennedy Summer School offers hot topic thrills and engaging debates
• Heritage Week project highlights the history of Wexford’s cultural heartland
• McDonald’s staff tackle litter in Min Ryan Park
• Student accommodat­ion plan for former convent ‘definitely moving forward’
• GAA club extends a hand of friendship from Clonard to Coventry with successful tour
• Metal recycling plant is refused planning by An Bord Pleanála
• Joan will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved her
• Late night Wexford to Gorey train service is welcomed
• Minister Browne supports plan to ban phones in secondary schools
• Funding concerns for M11 extension at Oylegate
• Teenager overcomes family tragedy to become world handball champion
• US TV network NBC to film Wexford stop of charity cycle in honour of 9/11 victims
• Dispute over level of interest in Wexford to provide emergency accommodat­ion
• ‘Trailblaze­r’ Anne on top of the world after record-breaking run in 1500m event
• Wexford gymnasts Aspire for greatness at World Championsh­ips in Portugal
• Festival should be praised for their tremendous work with Factory programme
• JAXSON AIMING TO TAKE HIS MUSIC CAREER TO THE NEXT LEVEL
• Wexford Festival Opera shortliste­d at major internatio­nal awards
• A checklist when moving home is a must
• Making the correct decisions for your new home
• Culture Night to celebrate Wexford’s diversity, traditions, music, and art
• Open call for artists interested in taking space at Wesgate Studios
• High-DM wholecrop is a good option if you are short of forage
• CAO points for agricultur­al courses see decline in first round
• I’m useless with money and can’t seem to save at all. How can I become better at saving?
• Wexford hotel named ‘Hotel of the Week’
• 22 per cent of workers in Wexford did not take their full holidays last year
• Edward Entertains
• Try Omega Active by Revive Active: A new fish on the block
• Abolish homework and give children, and the family, their evenings back
• Himself is prepared to sell his soul to the highest bidder to see Oasis next year in Croker...but without me it seems!
• That’s all folks! The exit door opens and I wish you all the best
• Run it up the flagpole and see who salutes the green, white and orange
• Inspiring words can lift our spirits
• The many difference­s between cats and dogs
• Plucking posts may be used regularly
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Script’s third number one “for all the unsung heroes”
• Horoscopes
• 7 Things to do this we week...
• GLYNNBARNT­OWN
• OULART & THE BALLAGH
• OVER THE WATER
• BANNOWBALL­YMITTY
• BALLYMOREM­AYGLASS
• BREEGALBAL­LY
• ROSSLARE HARBOUR
• RATHANGAN-CLEARIESTO­WN
• ROSSLARE STRAND
• TAGHMONCAM­ROSS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Adamstown see off Celtic in a thriller
• Byrne bags double as Sky Blues beat Camolin
• Kearney hits hat-trick in Kilmore victory
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Molloy hits stunning winner
• Eugene Gleeson remembered in fitting fashion
• Allen brothers go close in Spain
• Internatio­nal call-ups for promising Wexford pair as Leinster retain crown
• Gallant Gorey the champs
• Wilson sisters win on double
• Shels shine early
• LGFA quarter-final ties determined after busy schedule of matches
• Under-21 pairings for November
• Mellows end GOH’s good run
• Slicker St. Martin’s wear down Davidstown rivals
• Jimmies take top-spot tussle
• Craanford to face Fethard in knockouts after four-point victory
• Horeswood happy
• Blackwater firepower is too much for Taghmon
• Biggest win yet for Ballyhogue
• Fethard seal fourth
• Damp squib ending as Rathnure dictate
• Somers shines with fine 1-16 haul
• Mikey on a winner
• St. Pat’s stutter to top spot as rivals see red
• Harriers launch strong finish
• Tale of two penalties as Oylegate-Glenbrien win with late burst
• MAC HITS HAT-TRICK
• Adamstown complete back-to-backs victories as Ballygarre­tt struggle
• Ferns were pushed all the way
• Rathgarogu­e-Cushinstow­n win with a late burst
• Martin’s in control
• Monageer-Boolavogue eventually ease clear of Kent-inspired Clongeen
• Shels make sure of top spot
• O’Neill brace adds gloss in battle of second teams
• Knockout hurling at last
• Top Senior footballer to be chosen weekly

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