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Azets Ireland, the professional services firm that specialises in supporting the needs of entrepreneurial, owner-managed, and family-owned businesses, have announced the expansion of its presence in the South East, with plans to double the number of employees employed in the region to 50 by the end of 2025.

In houses right across Co Wexford next Saturday, alarms will go off in the wee small hours. Bleary-eyed, participants will pull on the yellow and blue colours of Darkness Into Light and make their way to their designated starting points for what has become one of the most inspiring events of its kind.

To support its ambitious growth plans the firm is moving to a new office premises in Senan House, Enniscorthy Technology Park.

Wexford County Council in association with a whole host of local groups is aiming to get more and more people back in the saddle this Bike Week with a whole host of events across the county from May 11 to 19.

Wexford people are being urged to support Cystic Fibrosis Ireland to help it meet its fundraising target of €300,000 ahead of 65 Roses Day on Friday, April 12.

Author and historian Liam Ryan gave a talk about postcards recalling Co Wexford of yesteryear at New Ross Library recently, drawing a crowd.

Private equity-owned professional services firm Azets Ireland has completed a merger with Dublin-based accountancy firm PKF O’Connor, Leddy & Holmes.

Wexford County Council has been allocated funding of €23,437,550 for the improvement and maintenance of roads across the county.

Senator Malcolm Byrne has expressed concern at a dip in the number of Gardaí on the beat in County Wexford and the need for Garda numbers to keep pace with the growing population.

The latest figures released by the Department of Justice show Bunclody Garda Station went from 9 Gardaí 10 years ago to 4 in 2023.