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Enniscorthy Gospel Choir is hosting An Evening of Music on Sunday, February 25 in the The Riverside Park Hotel in aid of the Parkinson’s Ireland Wexford Branch.

Arklow councillors have agreed to contribute part of their discretionary funding towards local efforts to help preserve and refurbish a 146-year-old pipe organ at Sts. Mary & Peter Church in Arklow.

The laureate for Irish fiction is promoting Ireland Reads, which aims to bring more people into their local library, and is bullish about the prospect of new writers gaining wider recognition

Having captured the interest of the whole country on The Tommy Tiernan Show recently, explaining his quest to record every bird song in Ireland, Seán Ronayne will travel to Co Wexford to deliver a fascinating talk next month.

Gardaí arrested the man after he was identified by CCTV near the scene of the crime.

A Wexford candidate in the upcoming local elections is calling on people to support a protest outside a former pub in Ferns this Friday evening.

There was a notable air of finality at the February meeting of Wexford County Council. After ten years and more than 50 council meetings, Chief Executive Tom Enright took his seat at the top table for his last.

This is part of a significant investment package of €658m nationwide aimed at restoring the network which is essential for maintaining social and economic connectivity, linking people and places across the country. Central to this is the need to ensure that the journeys that people take are as predictable and as safe as possible. The areas in Co. Wexford that will benefit include:• €80,000 for Main Street & Red Cow, Riverchapel• €120,000 for Arklow Road, Gorey• €80,000 for McCu...

Fine Gael councillor for Enniscorthy Cathal Byrne has announced his intention to seek the party nomination to contest the next general election in the wake of long-serving TD Paul Kehoe’s decision to step aside.

A busy junction in north Wexford which has been at the centre of many road traffic accidents needs to be improved.