SER Sports Hour Saturday 17th July with Aidan Delaney July 17, 2021 News Desk Sport, News With Davy Fitzgerald and Diarmuid O’Keeffe of the Wexford senior hurlers, Irish rugby star Paul Boyle and Conor Levingston of Bohemians Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Wexford records 5th lowest Covid rate as cases jump to 1,377 nationally July 17, 2021 News Desk News There were 66 cases confirmed in the county over the 7 days leading up to Wednesday with an incidence rate of 44.1 per 100,000. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Young people are leading the way when it comes to cleaning our local area July 17, 2021 News Desk News Councillor John Hegarty is urging people out and about this weekend to be mindful – and says adults need to take responsibility. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Tributes paid to Monaghan GAA star after fatal crash July 17, 2021 News Desk News Under 20 football captain with the county Brendan Og Duffy died in a two car collision on the N2 at Clontibret last night. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Young people urged to sign up to HSE’s vaccine portal to receive a jab July 17, 2021 News Desk News The vaccine portal has opened for those aged 25-29 and Councillor Andrew Bolger is asking those who are eligible to register to do so Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Shop owners warned after second major theft in Gorey area this month July 17, 2021 News Desk News Gorey Computer Solutions is warning others to be vigilant after posting CCTV footage which allegedly shows two men stealing from the premise. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
1,173 Covid cases today as HSE to launch antigen pilot testing scheme July 16, 2021 News Desk News It’s the highest daily total since the end of January while as of 8am today, 79 COVID-19 patients are hospitalised, of which 23 are in ICU. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Sod turned on Irish Water treatment plant for Arthurstown area July 16, 2021 News Desk News The new €13 million plant is set to benefit locals economically and environmentally in Duncannon, Arthurstown and Ballyhack. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
South East FF TD calls for Martin to step down when Taoiseach term ends July 16, 2021 News Desk News Fianna Fail TD for Carlow-Kilkenny, John McGuinness, says a new direction is needed and the party should shift to the left Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Gardai launch appeal for information on missing Carlow Town teenager July 16, 2021 News Desk News Anyone with any information on 14-year-old Helen McDonnell is asked to contact Carlow Garda Station on 059 913 6620 Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Enniscorthy records highest Covid rate while Wexford still under national average July 16, 2021July 16, 2021 News Desk News 37 cases in the Enniscorthy LEA gave the area a 14 day rate of 135.8 which is still lower than the national rate of 150.8. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Health minister says restricting indoor dining access needed to get businesses open July 16, 2021 News Desk News The Seanad is debating legislation which would reopen these areas to those vaccinated or recovered from Covid. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
25 to 29 year olds could be called as early as Monday to get covid 19 vaccine July 16, 2021July 16, 2021 News Desk News Another milestone is reached today with 5 million doses administered. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Gambling among young people must stop according to Labour Senator Mark Wall July 16, 2021July 16, 2021 News Desk News Evidence is showing people as young as 14 are being enticed to gamble with offers of free bets. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Temperatures to reach 27 degrees this weekend July 16, 2021 News Desk News Dry warm and mostly sunny weather if forecast for the coming days. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Music to return to Wexford as part of the Sounds of Summer series July 15, 2021 News Desk News The event is being run over the final weekend in July and will see the likes of Sharon Shannon, The 4 of Us and Bosco all preforming. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
3 teenagers stopped in New Ross for riding motorised bicycles July 15, 2021 News Desk News They are classed as a “Mechanical Propelled Vehicle” and if used on a public road, users require helmets, a driving licence and insurance. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Wexford woman Jarrett signs with London City Lionesses July 15, 2021 News Desk Sport, News The Republic of Ireland forward left Brighton at the end of last season after making 18 appearances and scoring 3 goals. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
More cancer counselling sessions on the way after 590 in Wexford in 2020 July 15, 2021 News Desk News The Irish Cancer Society have doubled their funding for counselling services to make them available to anyone who is affected by cancer. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Wexford teen arrested after investigation into counterfeit money July 15, 2021July 15, 2021 News Desk News He is being questioned about buying counterfeit money online, and using and distributing such money. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Dating app “Super-likes” available if users promote their vaccinated July 15, 2021July 15, 2021 News Desk News The platforms are offering free incentives in exchange for displaying the badges. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
HSE vaccine registration for 25 to 29 years old’s opens tomorrow July 15, 2021 News Desk News It’s expected that appointments will be made in the coming weeks. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
NASA predicts flood devastation in coastal areas by 2030 July 15, 2021July 15, 2021 News Desk News The space agency says a ‘wobble’ in the Moon’s orbit, combined with rising sea levels due to climate change, will lead to devastating floods. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Dáil passes bill allowing return of indoor dining last night July 15, 2021 News Desk News The legislation to allow immune, and fully vaccinated people dine inside restaurants and pubs was carried by 74 votes to 68. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Wexford rents up around €50 in the last year according to new study July 14, 2021July 14, 2021 News Desk News A report by the Residential Tenancies Board found that rent was around 5.7% higher in quarter one of 2021 than it was at the start of 2020. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Highest daily Covid figure since February with 783 cases confirmed today July 14, 2021 News Desk News The latest figures show 71 cases were reported in County Wexford in the 7 days leading up to Monday with a 7 day rate of 47.4 per 100,000. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
€5,000 split between 3 music education organisations in Wexford July 14, 2021 News Desk News Kilmuckridge Monamolin CCE, Tuaisceart Loch Garman CCE and the Kiltra School of Music are all set to benefit under the government scheme Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
As Gaeilge names on Digital Covid Certs contain corrupt spelling July 14, 2021July 14, 2021 News Desk News Conradh Na Gaeilge is calling on the Government to fix the issue with the fada, and re-issue the certs immediately. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Government doubles funding under Local Improvement Scheme July 14, 2021 News Desk News The funding under LIS has been increased to €21m, doubling the original €10.5m budget. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
Local authorities underspend €58m on traveller accommodation July 14, 2021July 14, 2021 News Desk News Councils only drew down two thirds of the funding available to them, according to Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. Share this article....FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestemail
