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The Allied Irish Banks (AIB) Group has announced it will purchase renewable energy from a purpose-built solar farm in County Wexford.

AIB to source 80% of its electricity needs from Wexford solar farms - 28 February 2024

A Wexford-based specialist in Lymphatic Drainage is advising people of the positive outcomes in treating Lymphoedema as an awareness campaign about the illness gets under way.

AIB has announced that it is now buying renewable energy from a newly constructed solar farm in Co. Wexford.

Two men and a woman were taken to hospital following a head on collision in north Wexford on the evening of Monday, February 26.

People enjoying coffee and refreshments at cafés on a pedestrianised Enniscorthy street are having to contend with bin lorries jostling for space every workday morning. At the February meeting of the Enniscorthy Municipal District (EMD) councillors raised concerns about Rafter Street and the amount of traffic travelling up and down it during business hours.

A new candidate for the Enniscorthy local elections is calling for a regular shuttle-bus service to be introduced for the town, allowing patients greater access to the primary care centre. Brendan Cahill-Flynn is running for the Green Party in June’s elections and says the increased use of the local link services proves there is a “strong appetite for reliable and affordable public transport in Enniscorthy”.

GreenTechHQ is inviting companies from across the south east to visit its Enniscorthy offices for the inaugural Southeast Green Tech Cluster meet up on Wednesday, February 28. Designed to create an innovative network uniting both established and emerging green services alongside green tech specialists throughout Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford and Cork, the event is sponsored by Wexford Chamber of Commerce.

It is unknown exactly how many vehicles were involved but already at least a dozen owners of cars and vans have reported damage to their vehicles.