News

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  “Dream come true” for Wexford Drama Group with standing ovation on opening night at the Abbey Theatre

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  Behind the scenes photos of Wexford horror film on location in St Aidan’s Cathedral and Wells House

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  Wexford Arts Centre to serve as the town’s tourist office for the summer months

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  Global medical technology company to invest €30 million into its Wexford plant creating almost 100 jobs

• Wexford County Council to distribute kitchen packs for National Food Waste Recycling Week

  

• Local Link shuttle buses for Wexford beaches make a welcome return for the summer

  

• Wexford company expands to provide county coverage

  

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  The remarkable Ryans of Tomcoole – a Wexford family at the centre of Irish history

  

• 1798 Rebellion day battle to be remembered in New Ross

  

• Volunteers needed for Corpus Christi procession in Wexford town

  

• Wexford town getting ready to mark 225th anniversary of 1798

  

• Wexford public urged to conserve water and stop using hoses amid hot weather spell

  

• ‘No religion’ second most popular option for Wexford residents in 2022 Census

  

• Wexford population increasing, growing older, and becoming less healthy

  

• Elderly wheelchair user and her husband allowed to stay in their Wexford bungalow after appeal to High Court

  

• Neuropsychologist report ordered for Wexford murder accused

  

• Wexford General Hospital management issue advice ahead of June bank holiday as ED remains closed

  

• Fire service battle to stop blaze spreading through Wexford terraced houses

  

• Wexford 12-year-old given Bravery Award after life-saving actions on the morning of her confirmation

  

• Two arrested over alleged assault on bus driver in Co Wexford

  

• World premiere performance set for St Edan’s Cathedral during Festival of Ferns in Co Wexford

  

• Fethard man Dixie was a good humoured gentleman who adored his family

  

• Wexford woman tells of vaping health scare: ‘Vapes really shouldn’t be sold’

  

• Wexford carers say Government ministers have no idea of their situation – ‘let them wipe someone’s backside, pick them off the floor’

  

• ‘It’s very frustrating’ – insurance costs treble for Wexford Spiegelent festival

  

• Wexford’s fire service set to strike

  

• 1798 Rebellion is remembered during weekend of activities in Wexford

  

• Sadness at death of wonderful Foulksmills family man Paddy Doyle (93)

  

• Businesses along the Hook Peninsula lead the way in Ireland with Diversity Charter

  

• Bree Macra are all-Ireland public speaking champions

  

• 1798 commemorations to take place in Enniscorthy

  

• World renowned experts visit Wexford child learning facility

  

• Enniscorthy gardaí raise over €1,500 for Hope Centre

  

• Poignant ceremony remembers Wexford brothers who died in 1798