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Top Stories | Thursday, March 11, 2010


     Concern is growing for missing teacher

AS THE New Ross Echo went to press yesterday, a search was ongoing in New Ross for a 26-year-old national school teacher who has been missing for a week.
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Greencore abuse their position

SEAN CONNICK TD has accused Greencore of abusing their dominant position within the Irish market by cancelling the contracts of over 600 malting barley growers this year and has called on them to act responsibly towards growers in Co. Wexford and the Irish food industry.
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More News | Thursday, March 11, 2010
JJ honoured for new I.F.A. role

LOCAL MAN, J.J. Kavanagh, was the guest of honour at a special event in Ballywilliam last weekend.
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Holocaust survivor to talk in library

A SURVIVOR of the Holocaust will speak to secondary school students from New Ross in the town library next week.
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A whore of a time in the theatre

ST. MICHAEL’S Theatre played host to everything from prostitutes to TV evangelists last week.
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Bypass news welcomed

COUNTY COUNCILLORS have unanimously welcomed the decision of the High Court to disallow an objector to the New Ross Bypass to appeal a decision against him.
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Autism unit for local school

THE BOARD of Management of Scoil Mhaodhóig, Poulfur, FethardonSea, is currently applying to the NCSE (National Council for Special Education) for the sanction of an Autism Unit which it plans to open in September.
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Redevelopment work planned for Lake Region

WEXFORD CO. Council is currently considering a planning application relating to proposed redevelopment work at the Lake Region Medical Ltd. plant at Butlersland, New Ross.
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Paddy is the parade Grand Marshal 2010

THE GRAND Marshal of this year’s St. Patrick’s Day parade in New Ross will be local businessman, Paddy Quinn.
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Tapestry book sale

NEW ROSS Lions’ Club will be holding a book sale on Saturday and Sunday, March 27 and 28.
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Nothing definite is decided yet

COMMUNICATIONS Officer for the Ferns’ Diocese, Fr. John Carroll, has said that: “Nothing definite as to how to proceed on the issue of funding for future claims has yet been decided in the Ferns diocese.”  more >

Donations will not go to victims – Bishop

THE BISHOP of Ferns has insisted that no parish collection money will be used to fund compensation claims made by victims of clerical sex abuse.  more >

Not enough course places

HUNDREDS OF Wexford students are being denied access to Post Leaving Certificate (PLC) courses because of where they live.  more >

No expense spared on

LAST WEEK the Echo revealed some of the staggering foreign travel expenses which were incurred by Wexford’s county councillors between 2004 and 2008.  more >

Special meeting planned to discuss broken-up roads

A SPECIAL day-long meeting will be held early next month to discuss which of the county’s roads make a special list for repair works this year.  more >

Potholes - a lasting legacy for Wexford’s motorists

AS SPRING arrives, motorists must brace themselves for a series of battered suspensions and blow-outs.  more >

Hunters enjoy a day in the country

HUNTING THE countryside with Wexford Hunt Club has been a tradition for two centuries, yet the spectacle of 83 mounted horses varying in colours from black to chestnut, white and grey and many shades in between, accompanied by thirteen enthusiastic foxhounds is admired and as popular today as it was in more distant times.  more >

Moore replaces Cllr. Anna Fenlon

CLLR. ANNA Fenlon has retired from her position as chairperson of Wexford County Council.  more >

Forde put off the road for three years

WEXFORD ALL-Star Matty Forde was last week put off the road for three years having pleaded guilty to drunken driving.  more >

Dáil rules not broken by TD

IT’S ROUND 2 in the ongoing bruising bout between a Wexford TD and the former chief of one of the country’s biggest banking agencies and the former is an outright winner.  more >



 

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