Enniscorthy News from The Enniscorthy Guardian

Living in lockdown

Wexford residents living in China are witnessing at first hand the major health emergency created by the Coronavirus epidemic.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Ballymurn bingo is a fun community event

The organisers of a recent bingo event in Ballymurn hailed it as a great success.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Teachers strike over 'unfair two-tier' pay system

Teachers in Enniscorthy Vocational College and Youthreach participated in a protest last week that was part of a nationwide strike over what they claim is a two-tier pay system.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Schools showcase their knowledge at quiz

Pupils from 30 schools pitted their wits against each last weekend in Enniscorthy for the 2020 Credit Union Schools Quiz.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Students look to the future at careers event

A number of secondary schools from within the Enniscorthy area were represented at two recent transition year (TY) events in the Riverside Park Hotel.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Farm safety focus of attention at group's AGM

Various aspects of farm safety and mental wellbeing were highlighted at the Annual General Meeting of local community support group, Awareness Head to Toe.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Richie receives perpetual cup

One of the most well known and respected figures in Enniscorthy GAA circles has been recognised for replicating his Gaelic games achievements on the fairways and greens of Enniscorthy Golf Club.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Wexford clubs adopt the healthy approach

Three Wexford GAA clubs have been successful in their applications to join the GAA Healthy Clubs Project for 2020.

Publish: Saturday 15th February 12:00am

Enniscorthy woman features on RTE campaign

A woman from Enniscorthy is currently being featured on a television campaign aimed at encouraging people in Ireland who have difficulty with reading, writing, maths or technology to get the help they need.

Publish: Saturday 8th February 12:00am

Shorter journeys thanks to Ireland's longest bridge

After a 30-year wait and many twists and turns the New Ross Bypass finally opened to traffic on Thursday, with trucks from local haulage company Nolan Transport the first to cross the magnificent structure.

Publish: Saturday 8th February 12:00am

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