Revenue raid LIFE IN a busy housing estate in Enniscorthy was dramatically interrupted last Thursday morning when Revenue and Customs’ officers and Gardaí descended on Moran Park, where they targeted a house containing suspected contraband goods. more >

Location problem for Strawberry festival? A MAJOR problem for Strawberry Festival in Enniscorthy could be the fact that it is spread at various locations around the town, and does not have one central focalpoint, a member of the Town Council is claiming. more >

More News | Friday, July 30, 2010

Family fun at the heart of Festival WITH THE Market House Craft and Design Festival set to begin tomorrow evening, visitors and locals alike are anticipating a fun-packed weekend. more >

Chernobyl group gets a ‘fáilte mór’ on visit TWO OF Enniscorthy’s best-known businesses joined forces to ensure that a visiting group of holidaying Chernobyl children were treated royally on their visit to the town. more >

Lack of local support hits a sour note THEY CAME from as far away as Spain, Finland, Sweden and the UK .... but where, oh where, were the locals? more >

Visual glory gets a fine-art new look THE OLD story about Enniscorthy having a vista comparable to Prague or some other famous continental landscape has been given new impetus with the appearance of a striking textured fine-art print of the town in the heart of Co. Wexford. more >

Shopfront project a real eye-opener A TOTAL transformation awaits Enniscorthy ‘in a hundred and one ways’, and all because its local authority has embraced a challenging initiative that encourages and promotes the more traditional-style shopfronts. more >

Youngest member of Keegan family dies in England THE YOUNGEST member of one of Ireland’s best-known Republican families, the Keegans of Enniscorthy, has died in England. more >

Water problems to ease in Kilmuckridge WITH A lot of people in north Wexford suffering with water difficulties. more >

‘Dirty water’ brings litany of complaints ‘DIRTY’ WATER has affected supplies in taps, showers and baths around Enniscorthy in the past week, with engineering staff of the local Town Council working frantically to rectify the problem. more >

Famous link laid to rest THE LOWERING of a coffin at Oylegate Cemetery last Friday afternoon marked the end of an era and revived memories of a famous Wexford town native, Robert Brennan, a rebel, diplomat, and a former Director of Radio Éireann and Echo reporter. more >

€75,000 spent on works at Department of Agriculture OVER €75,000 was spent on refurbishment and repair works at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food building in Enniscorthy at the height of the Celtic Tiger. more >

Plaque unveiling pays tribute to a true soccer icon BORN IN Enniscorthy at the end of the 19th century, and going on to become a Soccer legend at club and international level, the great Billy Leacy will finally be honoured in his hometown. more >

Tesco case ‘none of our business’ THE ISSUE of Enniscorthy and the arrival of a Tesco store to the town just won’t go away. more >

Location problem for Strawberry festival? A MAJOR problem for Strawberry Festival in Enniscorthy could be the fact that it is spread at various locations around the town, and does not have one central focalpoint, a member of the Town Council is claiming. more >

Revenue raid LIFE IN a busy housing estate in Enniscorthy was dramatically interrupted last Thursday morning when Revenue and Customs’ officers and Gardaí descended on Moran Park, where they targeted a house containing suspected contraband goods. more >