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O'Connor Cleared To Face Clare After Offaly Red Card Is Rescinded - Vimarsana News

O'Connor Cleared To Face Clare After Offaly Red Card Is Rescinded

Wexford have been handed a boost ahead of Sunday’s National Hurling League clash with Clare. Jack O’Connor will be available for selection after the Model County successfully appealed the red card shown to him during their draw with Offaly a fortnight ago. O’Connor was sent off for alleged dangerous play by referee Sean Stack after […]

Source: clare.fm
Volunteerism in Wexford is strong according to figures released today - Vimarsana News

Volunteerism in Wexford is strong according to figures released today

Over 22,700 people were involved in volunteering in Wexford in 2022.The figure represents 14% of the county's total population.

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12 Exciting Prospects To Watch As The Allianz Hurling League Beings - Vimarsana News

12 Exciting Prospects To Watch As The Allianz Hurling League Beings

The Allianz Hurling League returns this weekend. This round-up details the young talent looking to making an impact in the upcoming League.

Source: balls.ie
Around the Shows: Review of the Year - Vimarsana News

Around the Shows: Review of the Year

Around the Shows: Review of the Year - 10 January 2024

Co Wexford wages are the fifth-lowest in Ireland - Vimarsana News

Co Wexford wages are the fifth-lowest in Ireland

The people of Wexford earn some of the lowest wages in the country according to figures released by the central statistics office (CSO). The figures, which cover the calendar year for 2022, reveal that the average wage in Co Wexford is €42,906, which is the fifth lowest nationwide and the second lowest in Leinster.