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Three Co Wexford schools to get funding for new classrooms and special needs facilities

WWETB have started recruiting for staff at new special school in Co Wexford

Waterford and Wexford Education and Training Board (WWETB) have started recruiting staff for the new Special School which is set to open in north Wexford in September, 2024.

Parents of Wicklow child with rare brain injury launch DIY SOS to adapt home

The parents of a Wicklow child who suffers from a rare brain injury called Periventricular Leukomalacia or PVL have launched a DIY SOS-style plea for help to modify the family’s home to meet his highly-complex needs.

New north Wexford school will cater for 24 students with autism and complex learning needs

A new school in Gorey for up to 24 students with autism and complex learning needs has opened up enrolment this week.

New school in north Wexford will cater for 24 students

A new school in Gorey for up to 24 students with autism and complex learning needs has opened up enrolment this week.

Areas of Gorey will be without water for much of the day

Multiple areas in Gorey are set to experience a planned water supply interruption from 9.30a.m. to 3.30p.m. on Wednesday, January 10.

'Two phase' plan to reconnect Jersey homes and businesses to gas supply

Gas supplies could be restored to most homes by the end of Friday

GAS supplies could be restored to most homes by the end of Friday, Island Energy’s chief executive has said.Jo Cox further said that commercial customers would be prioritised, while others who need to be visited by an engineer may have to wait unti...

Boil water notice in place for over 7,000 people in Wexford

The notice was issued due to issues at the water treatment plant.

Seawall repair begins after weather damage

Feb 2, 2021 TONNES of concrete have been used to fill a sinkhole that appeared in an area of the seafront in St Ouen’s Bay over the weekend. Dave O'Brien from the Infrastructure, Housing and Environment Department assesses the damage. Picture: JON GUEGAN. (30140747) The deep hole, which opened up in the seawall behind El Tico on Saturday [30 January] night, was described as ‘very dangerous and unstable’ by the police. A total of 38 tonnes of concrete was used yesterday as part of initial repairs to the wall, the Infrastructure Department’s transport director Tristen Dodd said. He added that the area would remain cordoned off while the repair took place.