Month: April 2022

The Cathaoirleach of Wexford County Council is considering a possible inquiry, arising from a series of emails, sent by a senior official of the authority to South East Radio. Earlier…

Prof Campbell’s appointment as SETU President will be put forward for ratification by the new university’s governing body at its first meeting on establishment on Sunday, 1 May

The fight against the sale and supply of controlled drugs across Wexford is ongoing

The Housing Minister insists the government will meet new home completion targets this year, despite pressures from accommodating Ukrainian refugees.

A shortage of doctors in GP practices in County Wexford is a matter of growing concern

An Garda Síochána are inviting local Wexford communities to a ‘meet and greet’ opportunity on this Wednesday 27th

The Minister for Health has confirmed Wexford General Hospital has submitted “ambitious plans” for new patient facilities. Stephen Donnelly made his comments while on a visit to the Hospital this…

A major new development at Rosslare Europort could create 2,000 jobs in the South East. Two hundred million euro is being invested in Ireland’s Offshore Renewable Energy Hub, which is…

Ireland’s economy won’t remain functional if wealth isn’t better distributed, according to a leading economist.

The Taoiseach has said Vladimir Putin is deliberately trying to bomb citizens out of Ukraine to create a refugee crisis.

Car history check company MotorCheck.ie has completed the first major cross border analysis of salvaged and written off vehicles imported here

According to a study  published  in the Irish Independent  Rosslare has more sunshine hours that any other part of the country

Four groups from the county have qualified for the All Ireland Drama Finals beginning at the  weekend

Two vigils are due to take place in South Wexford this weekend to remember the two men killed in Sligo earlier this week. Gardai are continuing to investigate the circumstances…

The Irish Post Masters Union is calling for the expansion of services at Post Offices across Co. Wexford. The organisation says the network can offer extra services to assist local…

Gardai in Wexford Town will implement a traffic management plan around Wexford Park this afternoon. It’s the opening day of the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship. Wexford host Galway at 4.30pm…

The new Crown Quarter in Wexford Town is expected to open this summer. The development, which includes a new accommodation offering – Sleep at the Crown and Jaspers Restaurant –…

A woman in her 40’s was later arrested in connection with her death, she’s now been charged and will appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice shortly.

Wexford Library branches are hosting a “Wexford War of Independence and Civil War Digitisation Day” in Wexford and Gorey Library’s at the end of the month.

There’s been a drop of 71 in the number of people in hospital nationwide, down to 933.

New figures from the Central Bank today show the average home loan rate in the month of February was 2.75%.

A study of 1,000 people by Repak found half will buy six or more Easter Eggs this year, up 18 percent on 2021.

The current reduced excise rate on petrol and diesel has been extended until the budget in October.

South East pig farmers are loosing between 60 and 70 thousand euro per month and need of a bailout to survive.

It’s not clear at this stage if the killings are linked, or if there is any connection with a weekend assault in Sligo in which a man lost an eye.

The Food Safety Authority found breaches of food safety legislation including a dead rat found in a box of crisps in a shop.

It comes after details of an email from March 25th between South East Radio and Wexford County Council appeared in the national media over the weekend.

Malcom Byrne made the comments after an email between South East Radio and Wexford County Council appeared in the national newspapers over the weekend.

The incident happened at Curracloe in county Wexford at around 10.35am this morning.

In March 2020, 70 year old Anne Butler was living on her own in Maudlin St, Kilkenny.