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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.

Wexford County Council has circulated some interesting statistics in relation to the levels of immigration into the county, including a district by district breakdown of how many international protection applicants and Ukrainian refugees are being accommodated across Co Wexford.

Personal heirlooms, including medals, photographs and documents from those involved in the fighting, form part of a new exhibition on The War of Independence and Civil War in Wexford Library. Commissioned by Wexford County Council Library Service and scripted by Celestine Murphy, historian, the exhibition traces the progression of the war in the county beginning with the death of John Redmond, leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party on March 6, 1918.

A wonderful night of fashion and fun took place for a great cause at The Coal Bunker Bar in Drinagh as an array of models, some of questionable qualification, took to the catwalk for a special charity fashion show in aid of Wexford Rape Crisis.

A number of locations across Co Wexford with the potential to accommodate up to 200 people have been earmarked to house Ukrainian refugees.

Justice Minister says it’s ‘fortuitous’ none of those inside truck were killed.

The nine men, three women and two girls were found to be in ‘good health’, the Minister for Justice…

Two children and 12 adult migrants discovered in a refrigerated trailer at Rosslare Harbour

The demonstration has been organised by Carlow Says No over what it says is a ‘lack of consultation’ over the placement of international protection applicants…

The nine men, three women and two girls were found to be in ‘good health’, the Minister for Justice…