Month: January 2022

It is ‘Shocking’ and ‘offensive’ that the DPP has decided not to prosecute officials responsible for the care of Grace.

Between 1 and a half to 2 metres of land is disappearing along the Wexford Coast every year.

They were found during the search of a Dutch registered truck that disembarked a ferry from Cherbourg in France on Saturday.

The scheme is open to small organisations to fund one-off projects that are in-line with the government’s mental health strategies.

IFA President Tim Cullinan says they want the price of meat increased otherwise some will just throw in the towel.

Councillor Maura Bell says if we want to grow the jobs market here, we need to give the people somewhere affordable to stay.

The chairman of the Rosslare District Jim Moore has called on Eamon Ryan to make a business case for bringing the line back into use

A woman in her 40s died after the car she was driving collided with another on the N25 at Gaulstown in Glenmore on December 1st

Traffic is heavy both directions on the N11 as a result you’re advised to avoid the area and use an alternative route if possible.

Motorists can expect more price hikes as the Russia/Ukraine crisis deepens.

A week on from the lifting of restrictions almost half say they will continue to socially distance and wear face masks, even when it’s not mandatory.

There are 49 parishes in the Diocese, 2 of which are without a priest.

With the lifting of most Covid-19 restrictions recently, Wexford County Council has taken the decision that all parades can go ahead.

Making the announcement, Minister for Social Protection Heather Humphreys says the move will also reduce fraud.

A government payment to all households to reduce the cost of energy bills has been described as ‘meagre’ and ‘insulting’ by the opposition.

A new hotel is under construction in Currlacloe twenty five years after planning was first sought for it

Fianna Fail Senator Malcolm Byrne who is behind the new anti-littering bill, says it would allow local authorities to tackle those involved in fly-tipping.

Anyone working for a company for more than 6 months can apply and the employer has to respond within 3 months.

The cabinet is meeting to sign off on a scheme which will see €100 knocked off people’s electricity bills.

The Department of Education told the committee that it was carrying out ‘reflections’ on the hybrid exam model, which was used last year.

All other three bases in Dublin, Sligo and Shannon are also to remain in place.

The visit is to raise awareness on Motor Neuron Disease which last year the RTE broadcaster was diagnosed with.

The government has announced an allocation 4.44 million euro for walking and cycling infrastructure projects in County Wexford.

Latest figures show that at the end of last year, it saw the highest activity recorded through the Wexford port.

Almost 350 million cases have been reported over the past 24 months, with 80 million in the past nine weeks alone.

The Junior Higher Education Minister says a decision will be made much earlier than last year on the Leaving Cert format.

Following today’s decision to reject her attempt to have those charges dropped, the former Irish soldier’s trial is due to open tomorrow morning.

196 people have died in farm related incidents over the past 10 years, 38 of which involved livestock.

Today sees the gradual return of staff to offices, for those who had been working from home.