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Attempted break-ins
THIEVES were active along the Old Dublin Road in Enniscorthy at the weekend, with at least two attempted break-ins, at the veterinary clinic and at the premises of Wexford Farmers' Co-op. The incidents, which occurred late on Saturday or in the early hours of Sunday morning, are being looked into by Gardaí.
Two men charged with forging will
TWO MEN were brought before Wexford District Court yesterday (Tuesday) morning charged with forging the will of a bachelor farmer.
Israeli Ambassador given warm welcome in Gorey
THE PROMOTION of trade and tourism links between Ireland and Israel were high on the agenda during the visit of Israeli Ambassador Zion Evrony to Co. Wexford last Friday.
Quarry plans refused
PLANS TO continue quarrying in a field near Kiltealy have been shot down by Wexford County Council. Simon Jordan has been refused permission to retain his quarry/sandpit on farmland one and a half kilometres north east of Kiltealy village.
Denis takes top job in Wicklow Chamber
AN ENTERPRISING Enniscorthy man has taken over at the helm of the chamber of commerce in Wicklow town.
Star studded festival launch
DETAILS of this year's South Wicklow Drama Festival were unveiled at a special launch night in Carnew last week.
Construction company failed to comply with enforcement notices
A BLACKWATER construction company have been fined € 1500 for failing to comply with enforcement notices of Wexford County Council.
Clonroche hosts 'talent' qualifiers
TALENTED ACTS from all over County Wexford are off to the national senior youth club variety finals in Limerick after the qualifying event in Clonroche.
New Ross Bypass back on track as call for judicial review is rejected
THE NEW Ross Bypass is now back on track after the High Court threw out a case yesterday (Tuesday) against the multi-million Euro road project and refused leave to appeal.
Heroes of 1985 honoured
THE TEAM of 1985 stole the show on Friday as the Half Way House – Bunclody GAA club presented its annual dinner dance in the Millrace Hotel. The attendance was not only treated to the best of food and service by the hotel but also to the finest of oratory, with speeches galore.
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