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Happy coincidence sees historic Armistice Day paper retained
A County Wicklow solicitor displays a piece of world history on his office wall, but the item was originally kept as a family heirloom and not just for its historical significance.
A backward step for Wicklow... it is not workable
Myles Buchanan The Grand Hotel is set to become a direct provision centre in the next two weeks in a move which has sent shock-waves around Wicklow town and surrounding areas.
Protest against system is not for 'nimby crowd'
Myles Buchanan A protest will take place outside the Town Hall on Thursday in opposition to turning the Grand Hotel into a centre for direct provision.
Lucky Wicklow folk win a combined €111,000 on TV
Deborah Coleman Wicklow was on a Winning Streak on Saturday as three residents from the county appeared on the popular National Lottery gameshow on Saturday.
Darkness into Light delivers €19,100 for Pieta House
Organisers of the successful Baltinglass Darkness into Light 2018 met with Pieta House representative Barbara Morris recently where they proudly presented a cheque for €19,127.73.
Cycling trio help rase €130,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundaion
Three Bank of Ireland staff from Co Wicklow were among a group of over 50 cyclists who raised over €130,000 for The Jack and Jill Foundation.
Singers gather for Mass for Peace at Christ Church
Mary Fogarty Singers from all over County Wicklow joined voices at Christ Church in Bray last Sunday, Armistice Day, for 'Come and Sing the Armed Man'.
Uncertain future for tourism businesses
Myles Buchanan Kit Dunne of Wicklow Boat Charters believes the closure of the Grand as a hotel will have a detrimental impact on businesses associated with tourism.
Emails are laced with racism, says owner
The owner of Firebreak Hospitality, Adrian Shanager, has hit out at the personal abuse he and his family have endured since it was announced the Grand Hotel was going to become a centre for direct provision.
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