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 that the Department of Education…
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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 provide a medium sized bus…
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 has now been lifted, 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 Minister Michael D’Arcy and the…
‘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 Duncannon Beach. Recent tests conducted…
Wexford’s Caoimhne Kinsella wins GOLD for Ireland
Caoimhne Kinsella has become Wexford’s latest superstar sportsperson having won gold in the 38kg division at the 2019 European Schoolboys/girls Championships in Tbilisi, Georgia, this…
Boxer Caoimhe fights for GOLD MEDAL tomorrow
Thirteen years old Marshalstown boxer, Caoimhe Kinsella, who is a star member of the Ireland team, is guaranteed a medal when she steps into the…
Gardai renew fresh appeal into ‘assault’ at Courtown
Gardaí are continuing to appeal for information in relation to the investigation into an incident of a serious assault that occurred on Sunday, July 28th…
Gardai investigating serious incident at Courtown
Gardaí are investigating an incident of a serious nature that is reported to have occurred on Sunday, July 28th at approximately 12.15 am in the…
Death of Wexford local historian Billy Sweetman
The death has occurred of leading Wexford local historian, William (Billy) Sweetman, whose last book, ‘Brothers Divided’ telling the story of Edward and Philip Hay…