Enniscorthy News from The Enniscorthy Guardian

Homesavers to bring major retail boost for Rafter Street

The commercial sector in Enniscorthy has been given a major boost with the announcement that the retail chain Homesavers is to open a store in the old Dunne's Stores building in Rafter Street.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Memorial plaque unveiled by ex-boxers

Members of the Wexford Ex-boxers Group have unveiled a memorial plaque honouring the late Ray Hutchinson, from Enniscorthy.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Enniscorthy Christmas experience is on track for festive season

Enniscorthy District Municipal Council in partnership with Enniscorthy Chamber and local hoteliers and traders have confirmed that plans are in place for the town to celebrate the festive season at Christmas.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Greyhound track given lifeline until end of 2022

An agreement has been reached ensuring that Enniscorthy Greyhound track will remain in operation until the end of 2022, subject to review towards the end of next year.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Coláiste Bríde reacts quickly to first Covid case

Coláiste Bríde in Enniscorthy is one of a number of schools in the county that had to implement HSE and Government guidelines after a case of Covid-19 was confirmed in there within the last week.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Sisters will Hope and Dream in honour of their father

We have all heard the stories of people dying alone because of Covid-19, families prevented from spending those last few precious moments with their loved ones due to fear of spreading the virus.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Council votes to retain property tax increase

Wexford County Council has once again voted in favour of the retention of a 10% increase in local property tax (LPT) for 2021 as it aims to protect various capital projects in the face of the financial uncertainty of Covid-19.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Covid-19 causes further delays to Templeshannon Regeneration Plan

Covid-19 has been blamed for a lack of progress on Enniscorthy's Templeshannon Regeneration strategy.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Dutch ambassador keen to explore Rosslare’s potential

Dutch Ambassador Adriaan Palm visited Rosslare Europort on Friday to see for himself the plans that are being put in place in the area of offshore wind energy as well as gauging Rosslare's viability in terms of handling imports and exports post-Brexit.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

Wexford Festival Opera: The show goes on

Sadly, the 69th Wexford Festival Opera will not be taking place this year due to Covid-19 but the organisers have come up with an exciting programme of events - including a new opera specially written during lockdown by composer-in-residence Andrew Synnott - for people across Ireland and around the world to enjoy free of charge from the comfort of their own homes.

Publish: Saturday 26th September 12:00am

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