FG urges Wexford businesses to prepare for Brexit
With just over two months to go to the Brexit deadline on October 31st, Fine Gael is reminding businesses of […]
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Few places left for Monksgrange 250 symposium
Historic Monksgrange is a County Wexford ascendancy house saved twice by rebel intervention, in 1798 and 1922, cherished in the
Unfair treatment for some Co. Wexford families
Wexford TD James Browne says that any plans to address the school transport problem must benefit Wexford. Deputy Browne understands
Troubled yacht towed to safety at Cahore Harbour
A small south bound yacht with two people on board found themselves in difficulty off Cahore Point, off the north
Bunclody is the cheapest place to fill up
Between Saturday the 17th and Monday the 19th of August we conducted a survey of petrol and diesel prices throughout
Michaelí Byrne- from Dublin Horse Show to Army team
A young Wexford showjumping rider has taken a major step forward in her career following a recent big time success
Wexford farmers urged to apply for BEAM funding
Wexford farmers have been encouraged to apply for the Beef Exceptional Aid Measure (BEAM) funding from next Monday, when applications
Wexford teachers praise school fitness initiative
Two Wexford school teachers have spoken in praise of a health and fitness programme currently being delivered to schools by
Monksgrange 19th century photos at Enniscorthy Castle
A County Wexford Ascendancy house saved twice by rebel intervention in 1798 and 1922, celebrates 250 years of its protection
Rubberman Challenge is Bunclody highlight
It all started with a bit of bar room banter between two Bunclody friends, James Bodels and Tony Redmond, with