Enniscorthy has a Unique Place in History
Isn’t it time we had an integrated approach to business reception of new companies, to support and promote our heritage of 1798 and for the…
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Via Veneto Looking Forward to Reopening
We paid a visit to Via Veneto, an Italian Restaurant, in Enniscorthy, and spoke to Diana Timis, about the challenges of re-opening post-COVID 19. The…
Pedestrianisation in Enniscorthy
The Templeshannon and Market Square areas of Enniscorthy town are to be pedestrianised to allow businesses to use the space outside their premises for customers….
Enniscorthy’s Flood Defence Scheme faces more Delays
Fianna Fáil TD, James Browne, was certainly quick off the mark on Wednesday in the Dáil, as he raised the “Flash Flooding” that occurred in…
BREAKING: Flash Flooding Hits Enniscorthy Businesses
Businesses in the Market Square in Enniscorthy have had to deal with flash flooding following torrential rain which fell on the town this evening. Businesses…
Enniscorthy has a Litter Problem
It is becoming increasingly obvious, that there are significant problems with littering and dealing with litter in the town of Enniscorthy. It is a very…
Demolition well underway at Lidl Enniscorthy
Last week we brought you news of the re-building of the Lidl supermarket in Enniscorthy. The shop closed on Sunday evening, and will re-open in…
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, the one-stop-shop for clothes, shoes,…
Enniscorthy Pedestrian Plan – Right Location?
Further to a story we brought you on May 21st in relation to the pedestrianization of Enniscorthy’s Market Square (https://wexfordtoday.com/2020/05/21/opposition-growing-to-enniscorthy-pedestrian-plan/), it appears as though the…
Parking Charges Set to Return
Wexford County Council has confirmed that “Pay and Display” charges are likely to return “within another 2 weeks or so” to Enniscorthy, Gorey, New Ross,…