Wexford schools to champion community climate action
Sixteen Wexford schools, 11 primary and five post-primary will undergo major improvement works next summer, but any school which receives […]
‘Exciting times ahead for Rosslare district’; Cllr Carthy
The November meeting of the Rosslare Municipal District was held in the main terminal building of Rosslare Europort with a
Death of captured Wexford priest Fr. Mal Sinnott
The death has occurred of Fr Michael ‘Mal’ Sinnott, (90), a native of Barntown, who as an elderly missionary was
Wexford connections piling on the winners
While the local point-to-point focus was firmly on Lingstown this weekend there was other Wexford winning connections with three winners
Lingstown banks winner now has Cheltenham date
A winner over the Lingstown bank course last March twelve months and a recent run at Punchestown was enough to
Video Interview – Rehabilitation for injured seals at Courtown Harbour
Seal Rescue Ireland is a national charity currently catering for 36 sick, injured and orphaned seal pups at a purpose
Farmers and fishermen key to environment; Cllr Codd
Rosslare district-based Cllr Jim Codd, a candidate for Aontú in next Friday’s Wexford constituency by-election, claims that farmers and fishermen
Sadness at death of David O’Morchoe in Gorey
The death has occurred of Major General David Nial Creagh, The O’Morchoe CB, CBE, aged 91 years, at his home,
Gorey embraces the magic of Christmas present
One of the biggest nights of the year in Gorey is the long parade through Main Street, with heaving crowds
Enniscorthy switches on to a bright Christmas
Enniscorthy Municipal District Council has invested in new and additional Christmas lighting for the town that will enhance and compliment