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Blaze destroys home
A NORTH Wexford family have been left devastated by the loss of their family home after it was gutted by fire in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Threat to Tesco project
TESCO has declined to comment on speculation that its planned hypermarket on the outskirts of Gorey has been shelved. However, local sources say the project is still likely to go ahead, but later in the year.
Rent trouble
DECEMBER'S budget included a sting in the tail for those depending on government rent supplements to meet the monthly cost of private rented accommodation.
Enniscorthy man on murder charge
ACCUSED Michael Furlong was not called upon to speak at the courthouse in Gorey as he stood accused of murdering his former friend Patrick Connors at a block of flats in The Shannon last year.
Two seal pups released after stormy ordeals
FIVE-HUNDRED people were at Hook Head on Sunday afternoon to witness a wonderful wildlife spectacle as two rescued seals were released back to their natural habitat.
46 per cent drop in new buildings across county
THE number of new buildings in Co Wexford dropped by almost 50 per cent in 2011.
Handbag thief's car discovered in woodland
A CAR BELIEVED to have been used in the getaway of a handbag thief from the Aldi car park in Gorey recently was located abandoned in a woodland near Carnew at the weekend.
Trader's fury over 'destroyed' signs
A BUSINESSMAN has slammed Wexford County Council for not supporting local businesses in hard times after advertising road signage, he claims he had permission to erect, were taken down and destroyed by the local authority last week.
€160,000 so far to store 240 machines in Wexford warehouse
THE electronic voting machines gathering dust in Wexford since 2004 have cost the tax payer around €160,000.
Model expo at Colaiste Bhride
MODEL enthusiasts are in for a treat in Carnew this weekend, as the popular model exhibition returns to Coláiste Bhríde Carnew.
Poor footballers flop
JUST when Wexford looked like getting their game back on track, they were simply outplayed by a more composed and direct Laois outfit.
Active retired join pilot project
GOREY ACTIVE Retirement Association is one of eight groups nationwide that was selected to take part in a pilot project aimed at developing their skills as active citizens.
In Pictures
Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.
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