Minister urges Wexford to be ‘Brexit ready’
Fine Gael’s Minister Michael D’Arcy, is calling on businesses in Wexford to keep up their hard work in getting themselves […]
Mythen says minister must face insurance interests
Sinn Féin General Election candidate, Cllr Johnny Mythen is challenging Michael Darcy TD, Minister of State with special responsibility for
Luke Murphy rides a double at Tinahely
Luke Murphy was the jockey in form at Fairwood, Tinahely, where the Wicklow Hunt autumn fixture was run in ‘Spring-like’
Almost everyone wins at Environment Awards!
More than 300 community representatives, supported by local public representatives, were present in the Ferrycarrig Hotel, Wexford, for the annual
Monageer Tidy Towns wins national award
An imaginative idea from three years ago to establish a Grotto Sensory and Woodlands Walks project at Monageer has brought
Enniscorthy’s tribute to WWI casualties
Those who died in the Great War have been honoured with a dignified ceremony held at the Presentation Centre, Enniscorthy,
HSE to meet Board of St Aidan’s Centre
There has been progress in the deadlock negotiations surrounding the financial problems existing at St. Aidan’s Services, Gorey, and its
Wexford Ireland and the First World War
Following the commemoration of the men and women and also remembering the the horses and pigeons who were sacrificed during
Riley returns to The Ballagh with a tale to tell!
Riley the female long-haired terrier has returned to a legends welcome in The Ballagh after being missing for almost two
Stage is set for Gorey 1-Act Drama Festival
It is curtains up for the 2018 Gorey Little Theatre Drama Festival which opens tomorrow night with a cheese and