Deputy wonders why nobody gives a bollocks!
There was an animated response from Deputy Mick Wallace during a discussion on the Structural Assessments of Schools motion in […]
Wexford Campus IT Carlow launches new degree courses in creative computing and digital innovation
The Wexford Campus of Institute of Technology Carlow today launched a new honours degree courses in Creative Computing and Digital
Wexford remembers the end of the Great War
A SPECIAL ARTICLE BY DAN WALSH This weekend marks the official end to World War 1, also known as the
Launch of the Blackwater Song Project
A new song project called By Land and Sea, comprising of traditional song, poetry, ballads and recitation relating to the
Prestigeous award for 800 year old Hook Lighthouse
The team at Hook Lighthouse in south-west Wexford are celebrating as the tourist attraction was presented with ‘highly commended’ in
Joe Neal takes his poetry to international level
Joe Neal lives in the most loveliest part of Wexford at Edenvale, beside the River Sow waterfall, close to the
Wexford Dads availing of paternity benefit
Wexford Dads are continuing to benefit from the Government’s paid paternity benefit scheme with 1,470 availing of the scheme in
Literary Festival was a joy to write home about!
The 5th annual Wexford Literary Festival ended today with the presentation of writing awards in the famed Athenaeum Hall at
Minister Kehoe opens Ballindaggin Community Park
A new chapter in community spirit and development for the 21st century dawned in Ballindaggin village this morning where Minister
Two vehicles in collision near Oulart tonight
The R741 has reopened to traffic following a two-vehicle collision between the junctions leading to Oulart village and Castle Ellis-The