Month: October 2021

The Taoiseach says in 1919 and 1920, the deeds of Seán Treacy inspired people throughout our island and abroad.

Garda press office has confirmed that there were two cases of criminal damage but no arrests had been made on Sunday evening

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland recently announced that SMEs can receive up to €2,000 if they sign up for an energy audit.

A convicted drug dealer is still at large after absconding from Loughan House in the county the Wednesday before last.

Senator Marie Sherlock says it’s costing people a fortune to keep their houses warm while working at home as we head into winter

The boat got into difficulty 26 miles south of Rosslare and is currently being escorted back to Kilmore Quay with no injuries to report.

The lights are out of action close to the vaccination centre in the town and it’s been estimated that it could cost around €10,000 to fix.

One of the drivers involved in Saturday’s crash, a woman in her 40s, is in a critical condition at Cork University Hospital.

Last December it was announced that €150,000 would be dedicated to improving the park making it safe for children in the area.

Fianna Fail Councillor for Gorey Joe Sullivan says the return of water charges might have to be looked at if quality can be assured.

They’re due to be abolished on October 22nd, when nightclubs are due to reopen.

The HSE’s chief operations officer Anne O’Connor says there’s also increased demand for non-Covid care.

Dr Tom Ryan from the EPA says a similar incident occurred in Leixlip but the warnings were spotted and a boil water notice was issued.

It comes as some Ministers have suggested extending the requirement for vaccine certificates beyond October 22nd.

The overall average house price in the South East has gone up by around 15% in 8 months leading to more pressure on the housing in Wexford.

The watchdog will say audits have found similar events have happened in other parts of the country.

It comes as Covid cases have increased by 43 per cent over the past week, with 2,066 reported yesterday.

Tony Robinson from Rosslare will appear on the Sky Arts programme Portrait Artist of the Year which goes on air at 8pm.

Garda Stephen Ennis from Gorey Garda Station has issued a fresh appeal for anyone with information to come forward.

The insurance group has strengthened it’s position here having previously acquired Sheridan Insurances and Wexford Insurances in 2019.

The Wicklow TD immediately arranged a test once he began feeling unwell and the test has returned a not-detected result.

The age of patients with Covid in intensive care ranges from 17 to 88 years old.

Opposition parties have said the Government should have gone beyond yesterday’s announcement in areas like housing and childcare.

The 2 year old was located safe and well in the Dublin area last night.

The Music and Entertainment Association says Paddy Moloney was a ‘giant’ who brought Irish music to all corners of the globe.

Leaving children unsupervised online is like allowing kids to play “around the corner from the red light district”.

The government has announced €1.5 billion in additional spending and tax measures to tackle the cost of living.

A former GAA All Star is appealing to parents to walk away from their children’s games if they find themselves becoming aggressive