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When Jason Kenna suffered a cerebellum stroke on October 26, 2018 his family were told to prepare for the worst. Accounting for just four per cent of all strokes, the survival rates for those who suffer cerebellum strokes is notoriously low, and Jason’s specialist, Professor Karl Boyle, had only ever had one patient survive one.

‘The role of the contractor is massively important on every farm’- McConalogue - 13 December 2023

Each year, on the steps of St Iberius Church on Wexford’s Main Street, leaders from both the Wexford Parish and the Church of Ireland come together for a common cause.

Senator Malcolm Byrne addressed the Senate on Tuesday, December 12 in relation to the “substandard and unacceptable” facilities that the Gorey ambulance crew are currently operating in.

There was a sense of excitement as the Christmas season approaches as Enniscorthy Musical Society held a fashion show.

There are few Irish counties more cherished by tourists than Wexford. Thanks to its 250 kilometers of golden beaches, world-class towns and dramatic history that witnessed both Viking and Norman invasions — not to mention Irish rebellions — there’s something for everyone in the ‘Sunny Southeast’.

THE Enniscorthy branch of the Red Cross held their Annual Christmas dinner on Friday December 1.

International rugby star Tadhg Furlong paid an emotional tribute to his father James at a packed funeral mass in Co Wexford on Saturday morning.

A company with its headquarters in Enniscorthy has announced that it is to bring 250 jobs on stream over the next 12 months. Platinum Homecare, which is based in GreenTech in the Technology Park, was founded in February of this year by Ed Murphy and Dermot Bolger and, at an announcement on Wednesday, December 13 they revealed their plans for expansion in 2024.

A property in Enniscorthy has hit the market with a price tag of just €120,000.