Fr. Seamus De Val Celebrates a Remarkable Milestone
Canon Seamus De Val, born in Bunclody in 1926, is today celebrating the 70th anniversary of his ordination into the […]
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Put A Bow On It Reports a Brisk Trade
Closed for 12 weeks, due to COVID 19 restrictions, Put A Bow On It reopened its doors on Monday morning,
New Dawn for Wexford’s bookshops
Several bookshops will be among those reopening in phase two of the easing of lockdown restrictions on Monday. Among them
Women are More Reluctant than Men
Are Irish workers selling themselves short when it comes to looking for a job? 58% would be hesitant to apply
Great Grandma Iris Fundraising at a 100
Great Grandma Iris Dungan was 100 years old in March, she opened her Cottage Garden ten years ago to raise
Dylan wins Incredible Edibles Family Challenge
A Wexford boy has been named the overall winner in the Advanced Category of Agri Aware’s Incredible Edibles Family Challenge.
“The Irish Experience” on the Hook is back Today
“The Irish Experience”, based on the beautiful Hook Peninsula, re-opens today, Saturday, the 30th of May, to take bookings for
Increased Access to Public Library Services
There has been an explosion of reading in recent times with more than 5,000 people now using Wexford County Council
No Good News For Weddings
Earlier this week, Simon Harris, Minister For Health, responded to questions on driving tests and weddings, on 2FM’s Breakfast with
Housing Adaptation Grant Waiting Time Unacceptable
Co. Wexford Sinn Fein Cllr. Tom Forde has this week questioned the current waiting list for the Housing Adaptation Grant,