Funding for the Wexford Science Festival
Wexford Science Festival will receive funding to improve public understanding of science and technology, and more than €470,000 has been […]
Exploring the past in North Wexford
An interesting lecture entitled ‘Irish Women since 1916; from marginalisation to liberation’ got the 24th annual Byrne Perry Summer School
Wexford sympathy for people of Maryland
Deputy Mayor of Wexford Cllr. George Lawlor has expressed sympathy to the people of Annapolis, Maryland, following the gun attack
Join the Summer Stars at your public library
Join the 2018 Summer Stars reading adventure at your local library this summer! Summer Stars is an exciting reading-based programme
Gorey’s July coding course for young children
During July, Gorey Library will host a four week coding course for children aged 7 – 12 years old. All
4,259 Wexford children due Back to School aid
Over 4,000 Wexford children are set to benefit from the Back to School Allowance, after the Minister for Social Protection,
Forest fires still burning on Coolmeelagh Hill
Emergency services are returning to Coolmeelagh Hill this evening after smoke was noticed billowing from part of the forest which
24 Wexford primary schools win awards
Twenty-four Wexford primary schools have won Science Foundation Ireland Discover Science and Maths Awards. Minister Michael D’Arcy said; “I was
Major forest fire on Coolmeelagh Hill
Tens of thousands of mature forestry have been destroyed in a major weekend forest fire on Coolmeelagh Hill, between Bunclody
New contractor to finish Loreto College Wexford
Minister for Education & Skills, Richard Bruton has announced that a new contractor has been found to complete the works