Cornmarket Project News Today

Staff and students of Wexford Youthreach were in celebratory mood as they gathered at County Hall last week to mark the conclusion of another successful academic year.

A man who engaged the help of Martin Foley’s ‘Viper Debt Collections’ to collect €4,000 in rent arrears from a tenant said: “I’d never have used them in a million years if I known of his criminal background.”

VETERAN gangster Martin ‘The Viper’ Foley has been banned from setting foot in Wexford town for a period of one year as he received a suspended sentence for his role in an incident during which a man was threatened his throat would be slit.

A groundbreaking initiative aimed at providing critical support to individuals dealing with cocaine and crack addiction in Co Wexford is due to be launched shortly in the south east region.

Cocaine use has become more common amongst farmers and drug dealers see them as 'ATM machines', that's according to new research. It was revealed recently by The Cornmarket Project in Wexford that the drug is now the most common drug that people seek treatment for. 

It has been announced today that the Wexford Cornmarket project is to be granted €80,000 in funding for community and voluntary organisations.Paul Delaney from the Cornmarket Project has welcomed the news and highlighted the importance of community drug projects in the war against addiction. 

A secretary at Catriona Carey’s Careysfort Asset Estates who carried out a spree of frauds over a two-year period lied that his wife had been killed in a tragic accident and instructed victims to deposit money in his ‘Little Jockey Paddy’ Paddy Power account.

Mayor of Wexford Maura Bell was on hand to congratulate Youthreach students on a successful academic year and to present learners with prizes and certificates at Wexford County Council headquarters in Carricklawn.

Restorative justice is a process that facilitates dialogue between victims and offenders.

Cannabis with a street value in the region of  six hundred and sixty euro was discovered in a business warehouse on Friday afternoon.