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The appointment of Simon Harris as Taoiseach may not, on the face of it, have impacted the people of Enniscorthy too much, but the one significant ministerial change made by the Fine Gael leader has implications for the Wexford town.

It was an emotional but joyous day for nine Co Wexford families last Friday as young people from around the county celebrated their Little Blue Heroes graduation at Wells House.

Nursing home resident was unable to get out of locked room, separate inspection found

A notorious rapist is back on the streets after serving 11 months in prison for a spree of thefts and break-ins.

Residents in a Dublin nursing home had to wait up to half an hour to be assisted to the toilet and could only shower once a week due to staff shortages, an inspection report has revealed.

Residents in a Dublin nursing home had to wait up to half an hour to be assisted to the toilet and could only shower once a week due to staff shortages, an inspection report has revealed.

The people of Gorey and Enniscorthy gave huge support to 65 Roses Day and help Cystic Fibrosis Ireland reach

By Suzanne Pender CARLOW is currently without an orthodontic service despite it being one of the fastest-growing counties in Leinster.

Mick Bohan’s side face Kildare in their Leinster championship opener tomorrow.

Ireland flanker Aoife Wafer reflects on her early days in rugby ahead of this weekend’s clash with England.