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It is a busy time for the organisers of the Wexford May Bush Festival – between book launches, school competitions, concerts, sessions and public talks, there is something for everyone to get involved in this year.

Womens Shed New Ross has organised a varied and full programme for 2024.

Three new exhibitions highlight RBCM’s 2024 season: Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Stonehenge and Canadian Modern.

Wicklow County Council have refused a planning application for a new outdoor food court at the base of the Sugar Loaf due to concerns over access and its aesthetic impact on the rural landscape.

An enterprising Co Wexford first year student from the FCJ in Bunclody tapped into a new market in recent weeks and is now making and shipping St. Brigid’s Crosses all around Ireland from her home in Ballindaggin, Enniscorthy.

Councillor Fionntán Ó Suilleabháin launched the revised version of the book 'Towards the Mountains of Liberty' in the Gap Pub in Ballythomas recently.

Dr Muiris Houston: Folk cures often have some of the same methods and goals of biomedicine and must not be neglected