€10,000 to say ‘big hello’ for one day only!
Community groups across Wexford can use a €10,000 pot to host the country’s first National Community Weekend in their area under the Government’s ‘The Big…
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Wexford schools to get high-tech learning support
Wexford schools are set to benefit from a raft of new technology thanks to government funding, according to Fine Gael Minister Michael D’Arcy. Minister D’Arcy…
VAT plans on health food supplements postponed
Wexford TD James Browne has welcomed Revenue’s decision to postpone the imposition of VAT on health food supplements. A dramatic increase from 0% to 23%…
€3.9m for energy efficiency projects in Wexford
Minister Michael D’Arcy told WexfordToday.com that there are excellent schemes available to assist people adapt to a more climate sensitive lifestyle and over €3.9 million…
Call for Enniscorthy Flood Relief to proceed
Wexford TD James Browne has called on OPW Minister Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran to confirm that funding for the Enniscorthy Flood Defence Scheme will not be…
“VAT on food supplements is wrong”; Browne
Wexford TD James Browne has called on Finance Minister Pascal Donohoe to intervene to prevent VAT of 23% being imposed on many food supplements from…
Extension to rural Wexford local link bus service
Fine Gael Minister Michael D’Arcy, has welcomed the planned extension of the pilot local link evening rural bus service in Wexford. “The Fine Gael Parliamentary…
€69,437.50 allocated to Wexford community services
Minister for Rural and Community Development, Michael Ring, has confirmed that additional funding of €69,437.50 will be made available for new social enterprises in Wexford….
€256,000 in funding for 8 Wexford sports clubs
Over €256,000 in funding will greatly benefit sports clubs across Wexford over the coming year following successful applications under the Sports Capital Projects (SCP) announced…
687 Wexford Dads paid paternity benefit
Wexford Dads are continuing to benefit from the Government’s paid paternity benefit scheme with 687 availing of it in 2018. Minister D’Arcy said: “I’m delighted…