Female entrepreneurs invited to join the ACORNS
Early stage female entrepreneurs, living in County Wexford, are invited to apply for a place on the ACORNS programme, Fine Gael Minister Michael D’Arcy has…
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Chapter about to close at Enniscorthy ’98 Centre
SOON THE NATIONAL 1798 VISITOR CENTRE AT ENNISCORTHY WILL CEASE TO SERVE AS AN HISTORICAL PLACE. DAN WALSH PRODUCES THIS REFLECTION AND RECORDS THE HISTORY…
Craanford weekend festival gets under way
The Ford Fest Parade from Acqua Park to the Community Complex was led by St. Michael’s Pipe Band, Gorey, followed by contestants in the Rose…
Soldiers’ pay must be re-examined; Cllr Mythen
“The pay structure of the Irish Defence Forces must be re-examined in the light of the huge disparity between soldiers’ pay and that of the…
€4.25 million allocated in Fodder Import Support.
Over €4 million has been allocated to a new Fodder Import Support measure, Wexford Fine Gael Minister Michael D’Arcy has told WexfordToday.com This measure is…
Planning your journey to pray with Pope Francis
About 600 people from Wexford will travel on organised trips, but as many more will make individual journeys to Dublin for Pope Francis’ Mass in…
Over 1,000 homes without water in Gorey tonight
As many as a thousand homes across Gorey are without a water supply tonight as the town experiences a series of disruptions to the supply…
Ban on Wexford horse trainer until end of year
Wexford horse trainer James W. Doyle has had his Handlers Permit suspended until December 31st 2018, following a hearing of the Referrals Committee, Justice Tony…
527 people waiting for home support in Wexford
Sinn Fein’s Cllr Johnny Mythen is calling for more funding for Home Support Services for older people and those who are ill or have a…
Campile contestant Saoirse is the Wexford Rose
Saoirse Walsh, 27, from Ballyvelig, Campile, will be the Wexford Rose at next week’s Rose of Tralee competition. “I am thrilled to be representing Wexford,…