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With up to 60 per cent of Wexford County Council’s (WCC) social houses being delivered by outside organisations, concerns have been raised that tenants will have nowhere to turn should they experience issues with anti-social behaviour.
As Ireland’s immigration policies continue to fall under the spotlight and arson attacks in Galway and Dublin steal the headlines, a BBC Radio 4 crew has visited Rosslare Harbour to gain an understanding of a protest which, in the words of its organisers, has been unified, dignified and justified throughout.
Over 250 soroptimists gathered in the Ferrycarrig Hotel on Saturday to celebrate Nollaig na mBan (Women’s Christmas) as the Wexford branch hosted an event which sought to highlight the work of the charities it supports. Members were joined by National President of Soroptimists Ireland (SI) Aisling Nolan and her club president Eileen from SI North Kildare.
Planning permission has been granted for two separate housing estates which would see 181 new homes built in the Wexford Municipal District in the coming years. In Mulgannon, Colm Neville Construction has received approval from Wexford County Council (WCC) for the development of 99 dwellings comprising of 60 houses and 39 duplex apartments.
They never tell you about the tedium in the films, never tell you about the hopeless hours, the misspent days, and the years of nothing much happening at all. It’s just swashbuckling adventure, derring-do and heroism, protagonists dicing with death, with evil, before finally, after almost two hours of searching, they come upon the treasure, the pots of gold which will surely make their fortune.