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[...] to be a very straight street of highway. George Lawlor: Now that part of George’s Street in Wexford town is to be renamed the Mayor will probably be feeling a little neglected. He could be [...]

[...] and now there are calls for it to be extended to the town centre. The scheme in Wexford town has similar grants available but is mainly available for large commercial office units. [...]

[...] would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank-you to the Emergency Services of Wexford town, whose support and rapid response to incidents has also directly contributed to [...]

[...] Requiem Mass in the Church of the Assumption Bride Street. Mr Kerr ran a number jewellers in Wexford town over many decades and retired from business only in recent years. [...]

[...] part of new legislation and in the not too distant future Mr Carley said he expected that the local authority would be able to ask people where they disposed of their rubbish. But he ruled out people [...]

[...] former Wexford Borough Engineer, Tom Fahey, of Rocklands, Wexford. Mr Fahey served the local authority for many years and was deeply involved in several major infrastructural developments in [...]

[...] and some independent councillors to have the Council adopt a policy which could have seen the local authority also picking up the bill for some of their tenants water charges. Social housing is exempt [...]

[...] in the locality. Now the matter is to be reviewed but it may be very difficult for the local authority to get itself out of the bind that it finds itself in. Removing the signs and changing the [...]

[...] a court in Greater Manchester that she got a strong smell of alcohol from the dog’s owner. – Ger Walsh [...]

[...] is strange and a missed opportunity that more has not been made of that location in the past. – Ger Walsh [...]

[...] all these plans and good ideas come to fruition because Enniscorthy deserves a bit of a lift. by Ger Walsh [...]

[...] might become available before the end of the year. I think that’s a very good plan indeed. by Ger Walsh [...]

[...] our communities. In his discussions with members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society here in County Wexford, Bishop Brennan said the clear message emerging is that while there are indications of growth [...]

[...] of the evening was the meal which was prepared using ingredients produced entirely within County Wexford and, in many instances, within the Enniscorthy District. Another feature was the specially [...]

[...] the future. Mr Tom Enright, Chief Executive Wexford County Council noted “The people of County Wexford have so much to be proud of. We have wonderfully diverse cultural assets here in our [...]

When people think of training, it doesn’t always have to be about lengthy courses, high tuition fees or far away educational institution. Recognisi [...]

[...] the members didn’t change a thing which had been proposed by the Council Chief Executive, Tom Enright. There were comments on all sorts of issues but the councillors stopped short of really [...]

[...] Town Clerks now have the status of Meetings Administrators. Now the County Chief Executive, Tom Enright, has announced that the Department of the Environment has approved of his plans for the [...]

[...] in the county found his entry to the Co. Hall, where he was to meet Council Chief Executive Tom Enright, blocked by anti-water charge protestors led by People Before Profit Council Deirdre Wadding. [...]

[...] ’s Municipal Authority, former members of Enniscorthy Town Council, Wexford County Manager, Tom Enright, former County Managers, Seamus Dooley, Eddie Breen and Adrian Doyle, along with Enniscorthy [...]

[...] . At present (27th November), there are 3,647 people on the Co. Wexford housing list. The Wexford district has the highest level of demand with 1,252 followed by Gorey with 864. Many have been [...]

[...] The town versus country battle at local government level is beginning to hot up in the Wexford District where plans to devote the Council’s entire spend on festivals to events in the Wexford Urban [...]

[...] the strongest independent challenger is likely to be Ger Carthy, who topped the poll in the Wexford District at the local elections. He is understood to be giving serious consideration to running for [...]