News
Collapsed wall at Herbert Park a danger to children
Children are walking up and down and over a collapsed wall at Herbert Park, according to Cllr Joe Behan who said that the matter is very dangerous.
Daughters' appeal for help to catch their mum's killer
Mary Fogarty Gardaí have issued a fresh appeal for information relating to the murder of Antoinette Smith on the anniversary of her disappearance 32 years ago.
Deputy Brady chastised for bringing newspaper into Dáil
Deputy John Brady clashed with Leas Cheann Comhairle Pat 'The Cope' Gallagher last Thursday morning in Dáil Eireann, having brought a copy of last week's Bray People into the Chamber.
Works behind due to lack of skilled staff
Mary Fogarty Works on 42 social housing units at Kilbride Lane are six weeks behind programme due to a lack of availability of skilled workers.
Child's injuries believed to be from hogweed
Mary Fogarty A Bray mother believes injuries caused to her eleven-year old daughter were caused by coming into contact with giant hogweed.
Road closures to be in place for air display
Mary Fogarty A traffic management plan will be in place for the Bray Air Display, which will take place on Saturday and Sunday, July 27 and 28.
Three mountain rescues in one day
Wicklow's Mountain Rescue teams had a busy Tuesday on July 9 as they responded to three separate callouts, all occurring within the space of three and a half hours.
Priest's comments on Tuam scandal and on St Brigid's
Mary Fogarty Greystones priest Fr Gerry Young has told Gemma O'Doherty that he disproves of St Brigid's new gender neutral uniform policy, and that he has doubts regarding the Tuam babies scandal.
Homeless family forced to live apart
Mary Fogarty A local family made homeless due to a rent increase is being forced to live apart, with parents and children all staying with different family members and friends.
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Acting Central Bank chief warns of need to prepare for economic downturn
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Drinks industry warning if Johnson becomes UK PM
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Grandfather in serious condition after being struck by car in graveyard as gardai probe if vehicle was stolen
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- Gardai investigating alleged assaults on man and woman during animal rights protest at Shelbourne Park
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British man to give evidence against professor in Chicago stabbing case
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Bond movies actor David Hedison dies at 92
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Prosecutors ask judge to stop fake heiress profiting from Netflix show
- Cristiano Ronaldo will not face rape charge over Vegas allegations
- Veteran soul and funk star Art Neville dies at 81
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Mountain rescue teams come to the aid of walkers
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District council to meet outside the town of Bray
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O'Brien calls on members to declare homelessness crisis
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Dunlavin hold all the aces as they power past Village
The Darcy Sand Intermediate football championship continued on Wednesday night... GAA
Seagulls win ugly
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Time's running out but Cronin hasn't given up hope
Gary Cronin doesn't like it when things are out of his control. Soccer
Pink Salt receives Asian Food Award
Pink Salt in Bray has been awarded 5 Star Indian Restaurant of the Year in Leinster in the first ever Irish Asian Food Awards. Local Notes
Competitions galore at the Tinahely Show
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Arklow Celtic celebrations mark contribution of founding members
A dinner dance took place in the Arklow Bay Hotel on Saturday to celebrate the 40th... Local Notes
Sticks and bones can be hazardous to pet dogs
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Sage for night flushes
Silly, self-referential comedy horror fails to draw blood
Border screening
The film Border will be screened at Mermaid Arts Centre on Monday, July 22, at 8 p.m. Entertainment
Solar Bones show
Something Different, in association with Kilkenny Arts Festival and Mermaid Arts Centre, presents: Solar Bones by Mike McCormack on... Entertainment
World première of new composition at Calary
The next Music in Calary concert will feature Lynda... Entertainment
