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Three properties under Allsop auction hammer
Three Co. Wicklow properties will go under the hammer at the next Allsop Space distressed property auction which takes place on July 4.
US tourist rescued
Wicklow's Mountain Rescue teams had to help an American tourist off a ledge at Glendalough after she became stuck while enjoying the popular tourist destination.
'Like thousands of others in this country I suffer with generalised anxiety disorder,' writes Mary Fogarty, 'what that means is...
I am normal – that's what every anxiety sufferer should tell themselves, every hour of every day, during a bout of the heebie-jeebies.
Mystery surrounds cause of fire that tore through clubhouse
Gardai are investigating the cause of a fire which decimated Rathnew AFC's clubhouse and dressing rooms.
Row broke out over the minutes of May meeting
A row broke out in Wicklow County Council last Monday about the minutes of the meeting of May 13.
Man (82) accused of making death threats
An octogenarian who allegedly threatened to kill auctioneer John Dawson by 'blasting him with a legally held shotgun' faces trial at Wicklow Circuit Court as Judge David Kennedy refused jurisdiction in his case last week.
Minister's brother is charged with dangerous driving
THE brother of Minister for the Environment, Phil Hogan was before Baltinglass District Court last week charged in connection with a car crash last October.
Solicitor facing almost €1m fraud charges makes dramatic change to plea
A Wicklow solicitor charged with fraud totalling almost €1million dramatically changed her plea on the second day of her trial at Wicklow Circuit Court last Thursday.
Hernia doesn't save man from four-year road ban
A Grangecon man who alleged he had been unable to blow into the intoxilyzer machine because at the time he had an undiagnosed hiatus hernia was put off the road for four years when he appeared before Judge David Kennedy at Baltinglass District Court.
Funds to replace school prefabs
Four schools in Co. Wicklow will see temporary prefabs replaced by permanent buildings as part of a €15m scheme announced by the Department of Education and Skills this week.