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CRITICAL, the emergency medical response charity, has established a new team in Co. Waterford and now has two doctors volunteering with the service which CRITICAL, the emergency medical response charity, has established a new team in Waterford and has two doctors volunteering with the service which includes dealing with farm accidents.

It’s almost 40 years since the first motorways opened in Ireland.

The Council's High Hill Norman Gardens has been nominated in a new category, 'Urban Revival'.

Brian Keane’s 200-ewe farm near Enniscorthy, Co Wexford is recovering from the heavy blow of a barber’s pole worm infection.

Independent Councillor Jackser Owens says pathways at the popular tourist area have become overgrown in recent times.

A €19million investment in the water supply in Enniscorthy is set to benefit over 11,000 people.

Company formerly known as Baker Tilly Ireland has ambitious growth plans

While we were all delighted to see a break in the damp, dreary weather on Monday morning, few were as happy as Belfast-born artist Eoin McGinn, known as Emic. Having endured a challenging few days weather-wise, he was finally getting set to mount a cherry-picker once again to put the finishing touches to the eighth and final Wexford Walls mural.

Wexford Walking Festival is taking place from Friday to Sunday across the county and this year’s festival will highlight Wexford’s history and geography as walkers explore three accredited and very different walking trails.

Speaking to Alan on 'Morning Mix' Councillor Codd Nolan says she will now have more time for herself.