Call for Minister to intervene in school bus dispute
Cllr Malcolm Byrne has called on Education Minister Joe McHugh to intervene in the North Wexford School Bus Dispute and […]
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Gorey school chosen in new hot meals pilot project
The Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, Regina Doherty, T.D., confirmed this morning that Gorey Central School will be
Gorey artist represents Ireland at major Tokyo exhibition
Young Wexford artist, Naoise Hennessy, a 16 year old student from Craanford, near Gorey, has returned from Japan where she attended
Duncannon Beach suitable for swimming again!
Wexford County Council is advising the public that the “No Swimming” advice issued last Monday in respect of Duncannon Beach
Wexford business women can apply for ACORN funding
Wexford women with new businesses or well-developed business ideas should apply for funding under the ACORNS programme that will run over
Wexford hare confirmed with RHD
A hare in County Wexford has been confirmed as having Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease (RHD). Two rabbits, one in Clare and
100 new jobs announced for Enniscorthy
One of the largest job announcements made in County Wexford in a number of years has just been announced by
Gardai renew appeal for ‘serious assault’ at Courtown
Gardaí are continuing to appeal for information in relation to the investigation into an incident of a serious assault that
‘NO SWIMMING’ notice at Duncannon Beach
Wexford County Council wishes to advise the public that a temporary “No Swimming” notice has been issued in respect of
No place on school bus for Ballygarrett area pupils
As many as twenty secondary school pupils have been told that there is no place on a school bus for