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The story of the United Irishmen, and the Irish uprising of 1798. First published to mark the 200th anniversary in 1998, in Workers' Liberty magazine #50/51. Who fears to speak of ‘98?Who blushes at the name?When cowards mock the patriot’s fateWho hangs his head for shame? - The Memory of the Dead, John Kells Ingram

Two people are due to appear in court today in connection with the savage dog attack in Enniscorthy in November. The attack left nine year old Alejandro Miszan with life changing injuries.

A new local link bus route will serve villages and areas between Wexford and Enniscorthy towns.

A working group on dog control was established by the Government earlier this month.

Irish America's weekly news roundup covering new bank holiday for St Brigid, a celebration of Colm Tóibíns new book, and more.

Two women who were allegedly trafficked to work as prostitutes in rural Ireland spent time in 11 towns across ten counties, a trial has heard.  The women s...

Two women who were allegedly trafficked to work as prostitutes in rural Ireland spent time in eleven towns across ten counties, a trial has heard.  The wom...

Mourners at RTÉ’s talented Room to Improve carpenter, Karl Cullen, were told how his family and community have been left “devastated” by his death as he was laid to rest following his Funeral Mass on Friday.

The road has been closed between junctions 23 and 24, for Gorey and Enniscorthy

By Isabel Hayes and Sonya McLean   A woman who was allegedly trafficked and required to work as a prostitute in rural Ireland including in Portarlington am...