Barry O’Neill edges ahead in riders’ championship
COLIN BOWE had a winner at Dromahane. Due to ground conditions caused by excessive rainfall in recent weeks, Dromahane was […]
Courtown Harbour welcomes all visitors
The water is back – three metres at high tide, two metres high at low tide – and the boats
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London Association mourns the loss of Sean Diviney
The London Wexford Association is devastated by the sudden passing of its Life President, Sean Diviney, who unexpectedly passed away
Mary Lou believes “Wexford deserves far better”
Semblance of a General Election looming when the newly elected Leader of Sinn Féin, Mary Lou McDonald, T.D., paid a
Finalists in All-Ireland Drama Festival announced
With a week left before the curtains roll back for the opening of the 2018 Bostik All-Ireland Confined Drama Finals
€95,000 to support Wexford’s local heritage projects
€95,000 in funding has been allocated to Wexford to support local heritage projects, announced by the Minister for Culture, Heritage,
Refurbishment plans for ‘wheezing’ church organ
The church organ at St. Mary’s Church of Ireland, Enniscorthy, isn’t performing to expected standards and a fundraising campaign is
Wexford races called off
Wexford’s race meeting on Friday has been abandoned due to a waterlogged track. Next Sunday’s point-to-point fixture planned for Courtown
Paul Byrne’s good show in Gorey 3-Day Race
Easter weekend saw the return of the best of both national and international cyclists to Gorey for the Usher Insulations
Wexford races facing Wednesday inspection
Wexford’s race meeting on Friday is in jeopardy because of heavy rainfall in the area and a track inspection will