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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.

Elizabeth was a talented knitter of Aran sweaters

SHE was a familiar face to many in Gorey town, as she regularly sat in her front porch at Convent Close, watching the world go by.

Views on work at Courtown Harbour

VIEWS are to be sought from the local community on improvement works needed in Courtown Harbour.

Craftsman Edward Clyne was a brilliant entertainer

HE WAS once known the length and breadth of the country, entertaining audiences wherever he went, but with the arrival of television, times changed, and Edward (Eddie) Clyne, began a new chapter of his life when he set up home in Hollyfort.

Ball alley planning

NAOMH Eanna GAA Club in Gorey is getting set to apply to Wexford County Council for planning permission to erect two ball alleys at its Clonattin grounds.

Sadness at untimely death of Alan Dunbar

THE UNTIMELY passing of Alan Dunbar of Allenwood Drive on January 1 last, at the age of 37, was met with deep shock and sadness by all who knew and loved him.

Fin whales are back... along with 30 dolphins

By ELAINE FURLONG

FIN WHALES have once again returned to the Wexford coast.

Landlords now put under pressure

'MOST of our time is taken up with contacting property owners to see can they reduce the rent,' said Gillian Hayes of Gillian Hayes Property Letting in Wexford town.

Burglars strike in Carnew

GARDAI in Carnew are investigating a series of break-ins at homes in the general area last Friday evening.

Land acquisition for bypasses continues

LAND acquisition has been continuing apace along the routes of the Enniscorthy and New Ross by-passes, it was confirmed last week.

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In Pictures

The week in pictures The week in pictures for 2012-01-31

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.