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Community saddened by Mary's passing - Vimarsana News

Community saddened by Mary's passing

Born on December 18, 1931, Mary was originally from Ballyellis, Carnew, Co Wicklow. Her father was Michael Gregan, a farmer by profession, while her mother Anne was an O'Dowd, from Brittas, Co Wicklow. Her parents moved from Ballyellis to Umrigar, in Co Wicklow, to set up their home and Mary was the fifth child in a family of seven. She received her primary and secondary education in Carnew and after secondary school, along with her sisters, she attended the Domestic Economy School, St Louis Convent, in Ramsgrange. It was there that young women were trained in practical household skills inclu...

Wexford and Cork farms set the bar high for 2021 land prices - Vimarsana News

Wexford and Cork farms set the bar high for 2021 land prices

The farmstead on c20ac is being offered in one lot The land is described by auctioneer Barty O’Connor of DNG O’Connor and O’Connor as suitable for a variety of agricultural, equestrian, and other uses. Presently laid out in grass and well-watered and fenced, the property has been rented for many years. It will be offered for sale in three lots. The first lot comprises 20.07ac laid out is six divisions and includes the house, farm buildings and sheds located on the Enniscorthy side of the farm. This is guided at €595,000. The second lot located across the road on the Wexford town side ...

Surprise visitor helps light up Clohamon - Vimarsana News

Surprise visitor helps light up Clohamon

A surprise visitor added even more light and colour to the switching on of Clohamon's Christmas lights last weekend. Following a short speech by the chair of Clohamon Community Development Group, Barty O'Connor, in which he thanked everyone in the local community for their support, the 18-foot tree, which stood outside Gahan's Village Bar, was illuminated, drawing cheers from the small number of people in attendance. While those present savoured the festive atmosphere, an unexpected arrival brought additional cheer to proceedings. A tractor, bedecked in coloured lights, drove past the pub, pr...