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Kind and loving Aoife (20) 'filled her family's heart'
A single sunbeam followed Aoife Healy's distraught family along the aisle of the Holy Redeemer last Monday morning, as they escorted her white coffin to the altar.
Frustrated traders threaten to delay town centre development
Mary Fogarty 'If we want to, we can tie up the whole development for a long time,' a Florence Road trader told the members of Bray Municipal District at last week's meeting.
Consultants to design N11 upgrade
Mary Fogarty Consultant engineers Ove Arup & Partners have been appointed to progress an improvement scheme for the N11/M11 junction four to 13 improvement scheme.
Tributes to heroes Michael and Aoife at civic reception
Mary Fogarty Two local heroes were honoured with a civic reception last Tuesday evening at Bray Town Hall - soccer star Aoife O'Gorman who recently retired with 100 international caps, and librarian Micheal Kelleher.
Search for missing boy
Gardaí are looking for help to trace missing boy Zi Cheng Zhen (15), who is known to frequent Bray as well as the city centre.
Postman binned mail so he could care for his mum
A former postman who binned mail to shorten his round so he could tend to his sick mother has received a six-month suspended sentence.
Wheelers object to road works
Mary Fogarty Bray Wheelers Cycling Club has said that a road scheme planned for Kilmacanogue may be dangerous for cyclists.
Flood defence project wins Engineers Ireland Award
Wicklow County Council has won the Engineers Ireland Local Authority Engineering Initiative Award 2018 for the River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme in Bray.
Brewers’ dispute going to mediation
A High Court dispute between two craft beer-brewing firms is to go to mediation.
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No ill will behind ‘public hanging’ remark, claims under-fire senator
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Babcock shares drop on profits fall and weaker nuclear outlook
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Israel threatens Airbnb tax move after ban on West Bank listings
- Afghan president condemns suicide bombing targeting Islamic scholars
- No quick fix at DIY firm Kingfisher as it plots exits
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Judges should instruct rape case juries to disregard evidence proposing clothing suggests consent - Noeline Blackwell
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Cahill condemns meeting with Sinn Fein leader over abuse claims
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Sinn Fein accusations of favouring the wealthy ‘rank hypocrisy’, says Varadkar
- Legal review to look at whether rape accused should still get anonymity
- Construction bosses warned to prepare for hard Brexit
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No ill will behind ‘public hanging’ remark, claims under-fire senator
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Babcock shares drop on profits fall and weaker nuclear outlook
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Israel threatens Airbnb tax move after ban on West Bank listings
- Afghan president condemns suicide bombing targeting Islamic scholars
- No quick fix at DIY firm Kingfisher as it plots exits
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Pupils invited to enter Science Blast
Children from St Peter's NS in Bray were at the launch of ESB Science Blast last week, with showcases to take place next year in Dublin, Limerick and Belfast. News
Meath Road closed for up to seven working days as repair works begin
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Commuters invited to take part in survey
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