Month: May 2022

The Foreign Affairs Minister says the latest move against the Northern Ireland protocol from the British Government will damage trust in the process.

The community of Rosslare and surrounding area are appealing for more help in dealing with the influx of Ukranian refugees through the port

Wexford publicans have been urged to sign up to the first ever apprenticeship to train a new generation of bar managers.

There will be no attempt to directly or indirectly impose a Catholic ethos on the new National Maternity Hospital, according to the Chair of the St Vincent’s Healthcare Group.

Ten patients are currently being treated for Covid 19 at Wexford General Hospital. Two of those are in the intensive care unit. Four other people are being treated as suspected…

The Chairperson of Youth Labour says students across Co. Wexford are being “unfairly excluded” from a reduction in fares on public transport. The new scheme was introduced by the Minister…

A Waterford TD says the new National Maternity Hospital should be built on public land, in full public ownership. Sinn Fein’s David Cullinane says it would be the best outcome…

The reduced VAT rate will continue across the hospitality sector until next year and includes cinemas, theatres and museums.

As we are in for the sunniest weekend of the year to date its a timely warning on the dangers of skin cancer

The Health Minister claims the development of the new National Maternity Hospital could be delayed by 10 to 15 years if the land was bought by Compulsory Purchase Order.

Records from the National Archives Treaty 1921 exhibition will open at Wexford’s County Hall, on 23 May

The Taoiseach has said he is “surprised” by the details of a recent email sent by a senior official of Wexford County Council to South East Radio. The email, sought…

The award winning Wexford based yoghurt producer, Killowen Farm, has announced a four million euro expansion of the family run business. The development will create twenty five new jobs in Courtnacuddy. …

Thousands of women  are  suffering from menopause issues, compounded by the shortage of HRT patches and gel according to Independent TD Verona Murphy

Sinn Fein says the housing situation calls for emergency measures to be introduced

The Minister has committed to investment for infrastructure and new buildings, education, and in research as the new University is officially launched.