Category "Enniscorthy" - List of latest news (787 results)

13:31 Aspiring Wexford players, fancy the the chance to train under international footballer Festy Ebosele?

A highly-coveted opportunity has arisen for aspiring soccer players in Enniscorthy and the wider Wexford region as international and Republic of Ireland player Festy Ebosele will be holding a summer camp where he will train participants and give them some professional advice.

06:00 120-year-old former Wexford parochial house turned into exclusive Airbnb

The historic Manse building in Enniscorthy has been turned into an Airbnb by its new owners.

21/04 Aspiring Wexford players have the chance to train under international footballer Festy Ebosele

A highly-coveted opportunity has arisen for aspiring soccer players in Enniscorthy and the wider Wexford region as international and Republic of Ireland player Festy Ebosele will be holding a summer camp where he will train participants and give them some professional advice.

21/04 Wexford group raise over €12,000 through Daffodil Day activities

A group of women in Enniscorthy have raised an incredible €12,615.71 for the Irish Cancer Society through various fundraising points throughout the town.

20/04 Wexford school recognised for LGBTQ+ well-being and inclusion

Enniscorthy Community College have prided themselves on providing an inclusive space to students of all sexual identity and orientation, being recently recognised for their focus on LGBT+ well-being and inclusion at a ceremony held by Belong To in Dublin.

20/04 Wexford all girls school closes gender divide with state-of-the-art extension to provide technology classes

Coláiste Bríde secondary school, Enniscorthy has submitted an application to Wexford County Council for planning permission to replace the school's existing prefab building with a modern and fully equipped educational facility.

17/04 Newly elected Wexford senator’s former council seat has been vacant for three months

Despite there being an empty seat in the Enniscorthy Municipal District meeting for over three months, it seems it will be a while before a replacement is selected for Senator Cathal Byrne’s former seat.

16/04 Wexford gym raise over €8,000 for charity in intense ‘Cancer Battle’ event

The determined members of JDU Fitness in in Ballymurn have raised €8,136.68 in aid of the Hope Cancer Support Centre through the Battle Cancer fundraising event.

16/04 300 new jobs to be created in the south east as Wexford entrepreneur launches ambitious five-year programme

300 new jobs are to be delivered in the south east over the next five years as part of a programme funded by Enterprise Ireland and run by GreenTech HQ in Enniscorthy. Under the programme 26 small to media enterprises (SMEs) in the region will receive mentoring and support from GreenTech HQ with a view to doubling their revenue and creating new jobs across the south east.

15/04 Six Irish homes on the market with great gardens: From freshwater pond swimming to sun-soaked decks

Properties in Cork, Dublin, Wexford and more offer prospective buyers something different with their outdoor spaces

14/04 Wexford fire crews attend fire at popular nature trail

Enniscorthy locals were shocked and horrified to discover what appeared to be an intentional fire set down on the banks the the Slaney Nature Trail late last week.

14/04 Wexford entrepreneur scoops award for shower filter invention

Keara Howard, founder of the Hair Doctor and Scissor Sisterz salon in Enniscorthy, was delighted to scoop the national Hi Style ‘Salon Supplies of the Year’ award at the 2025 ceremony.

14/04 Water disruption in Enniscorthy to allow for repair works

Mains repair works by Uisce Eireann are set to take place in Enniscorthy on Tuesday, April 15 as part of the National Leakage Reduction Programme.

13/04 Calls for provision of earlier train times to Dublin for Wexford commuters

Wexford Senator Cathal Byrne has called for the provision of earlier train offerings for Wexford commuters working or looking to work in Dublin.

10/04 Enniscorthy woman celebrates her 60th birthday in style surrounded by her friends

Mary Murphy, a member of the Enniscorthy group Delightful Dollys, rang in her 60th birthday in style, surrounded by friends and fellow members of the group in the Bellefield GAA complex on Wednesday, March 26.

10/04 Wexford casino set to open its doors soon as new name is revealed

Though much of the information about the opening of the new casino, located in the old bank building on Castle Hill in Enniscorthy, is being kept tightly underwraps, the official signage has revealed its new name.

09/04 Wexford man is the first person with disabilities to undertake week-long work experience with An Garda Síochana

Enniscorthy’s Reach Ability extended a huge congratulations to Dylan Larkin, who this week became the first person with a disability to take part in a week long work experience with An Garda Síóchana.

08/04 See pictures from Wexford’s annual Hope and Dream 10 run

Nearly 1,200 people awoke early on Sunday morning and laced their running shoes to eagerly take part in the annual Hope and Dream 10 run in aid of the Hope Cancer Support Centre in Enniscorthy.

08/04 Wexford gardaí investigating after horse box is stolen

Gardaí in Enniscorthy are investigating after a horse box was stolen from a local property.

08/04 Outrage as Wexford road is being used as fly tipping zone

Enniscorthy resident Eamonn Doyle has expressed outrage over the wastelands of Esmonde Road being used as an illegal dumping zone.

07/04 Wexford commercial farm makes record breaking price of €2.83 million at auction

A commercial farm located in Beaufield Moneytucker, Enniscorthy garnered €2.83 million at auction held last week.

07/04 Wexford school raises €1,835 for charity with daffodil day events

The staff of Coláíste Bride secondary school were delighted at their student's participation in Daffodil Day which led to €1,835.12 being raised for the Irish Cancer Society.

07/04 Dismay over level of dog fouling in Enniscorthy ahead of artist exhibition

The crew of Enniscorthy Tidy Towns have once again expressed their frustration over irresponsible pet owners who are not cleaning up after their dogs in public areas.

06/04 Wexford musical society set to stage world famous production

The folks behind Enniscorthy Musical Society welcomed a packed crowd to their event ‘A Night at the Cabaret’ which was organised as a fundraiser for their upcoming production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

06/04 High spirits in Bunclody Daycare Centre on Daffodil Day

The staff and members of Bunclody Daycare Centre made sure to do their part for charity this year by holding a coffee morning event to mark Daffodil Day.

04/04 Popular Wexford pub complete with three bedroom apartment goes on the market for €675,000

The popular pub located in the heart of Enniscorthy has been put on the market with a hefty price tag of €675,000.

03/04 Daffodil Day is a blooming great success in Kilmyshall

Daffodil Day was well and truly marked by all in the Kilmyshall Community Centre where a group made up of local women held a well-attended coffee morning.

02/04 Hope Cancer Support Centre plans to move locations and build new facility to meet client demands

The Hope Cancer Support Centre in Enniscorthy, the largest cancer support service for Co Wexford, has marked their upcoming 25th anniversary with a monumental proposal to relocate from their location in Weafer Street and build a purpose-built facility.

01/04 Five motorists arrested in Wexford on Mother’s Day on suspicion of driving under the influence

Wexford Gardaí gave a startling insight into the number of motorists driving under suspicion of the influence by arresting five drivers in the one day on Mother’s Day.

31/03 Howden Insurance strengthens ties in the South East with acquisition of Wexford company

Howden Ireland have increased their ties in the south east with the acquisition of Enniscorthy company Roban Insurances Ltd, and will begin trading as Roban Financial in the future.

31/03 Wexford youth club opens its doors to people with additional needs – ‘We hope it will be a lifeline for children’

Youth Phoenix Rising, a new youth club that will be launching in the upcoming weeks, will provide an accessible space for people with additional needs to socialise.

31/03 Wexford strawberry farmer seeks permission to build road underpass to expand operations

Eamonn Creane of Greenhill Fruit Farm has applied to Wexford County Council to construct a road underpass and strawberry tunnels in order to expand his strawberry farming operations at Ballyeden, The Leap.

31/03 Retail space in prime location in Wexford is on the market for €280,000

A prime central location in the middle of Market Square in Enniscorthy town with great retail potential is on the market for €280,000.

31/03 Enniscorthy Theatre Company takes audience down dark alleys as wickedly comic performance hints at All-Ireland success

While the festive cheer in the Enniscorthy Theatre Company’s production of The Seafarer was, in turn, bleak and uncompromising; the cheers emanating from those inside The Jerome Hynes Theatre in Wexford’s National Opera House were unbridled, almost raucous as the audience rose to acclaim a show which has already qualified for this year’s All-Ireland finals.

30/03 Wexford production of ‘The Seafarer’ through to All-Ireland Drama Finals

The crew and actors of the Enniscorthy Theatre Company are over the moon having officially qualified for the All-Ireland Confined Drama Final, which will take place in Claremorris at the end of April.

28/03 Wexford student receives university scholarship for amazing leaving cert results

A former student of Coláiste Bride Enniscorthy has recently received an Entrance Scholarship from Maynooth University as a result of her high Leaving Cert grades.

28/03 Mayo sculptor creates the largest sound sculpture in Ireland for special school in Wexford

Mayo sculptor Cathal Mc Carthy has created a unique new sonic sculpture for St Patrick’s Special School in Enniscorthy.

25/03 Wexford athletes warm up for Hope and Dream 10 2025

The preparation for Hope and Dream 10 2025 which takes place on Sunday, April 6, is well and truly under way.

18/03 Wexford students scoop top award for innovative money saving app

A group of fifth year students from Coláiste Bride Enniscorthy were awarded the ‘Best Financial Management Tool’ for their recently launched money-saving app for young people.

17/03 See photos from Kiltealy’s St Patrick's Day celebrations

The local community of Kiltealy turned out in force to support the various teams and organisations that proudly took part in the annual parade.

17/03 Wexford shoppers flocking to Enniscorthy to buy handmade Dubai chocolate for €15 a bar

Enniscorthy's Authentic European Food Shop is answering the call, and the demand, for handmade Dubai chocolate.

16/03 Wexford dancer’s unique event to celebrate the Spring Equinox

This month, Enniscorthy-based Dance Artist Lucia Kickham is inviting the community to ‘Walk with Me,’ a free live-dance performance along the banks of the River Slaney, celebrating memories of home and the beautiful landscape surrounding Enniscorthy.

13/03 Wexford author to lead the St Patrick’s Day Parade in American city

There is double cause for celebration for the Wall family of Enniscorthy as both siblings Sinead Wall and Eamonn Wall will be leading the St Patrick’s Day Parades as Grand Marshals in Enniscorthy and St Louis Missouri, respectively.

11/03 From Mozambique to Ireland: ‘Summer was cold for me – I was walking around with layers and layers of clothes’

Liu dos Santos moved to Enniscorthy with her husband and their young son in 2022

11/03 See pictures from annual Enniscorthy 10k run

The Slaney Olympic AC committee were blown away by the number of athletes who took part in their Enniscorthy 10k run 2025, as well as everyone who contributed behind the scenes.

09/03 Family fun at Wexford Celtic Roots bingo night

The crew at Celtic Roots in Wexford organised and threw a special family-orientated bingo session in Bree Community Centre over the bank holiday weekend.

03/03 New Enniscorthy astro pitch will be led by, and managed by, the local community

The new all-weather astro pitch in Enniscorthy will be a community facility which will be led by the community and managed by the community. The first project of its kind in Co Wexford, the facility will be managed by the newly-formed community group, the Wexford Football Alliance, which which includes members of the Wexford Football League, Wexford Schoolboys League, Wexford Women’s League includ

02/03 See inside vibrant art exhibition held in Enniscorthy Castle

The rooms of the historic Enniscorthy Castle have been awash with colour thanks to artists Marja van Kampen, Olivia O’Keeffe and Martina Furlong.

24/02 Councillor criticised for interference in matters outside of his district – ‘We’re capable of looking after Enniscorthy ourselves’

Having served as Chairman of Enniscorthy Town Council in his previous iteration as a Fine Gael councillor, there were a few raised eyebrows at Paddy Kavanagh’s emergence as a Wexford Independent Alliance candidate in the Kilmuckridge LEA (Local Electoral Area) ahead of last June’s local elections.

24/02 21 acres of Wexford land with an asking price of €2 million has great development potential

There is a fantastic opportunity to acquire 21.03 acres of zoned land on the edge of Enniscorthy town on Greenville Farm with a hefty price tag of €2 million.

23/02 See pictures as Wexford community support Gaza appeal at coffee morning

The people of Enniscorthy came out in force to show their support to local man Eugene Doyle’s Concern appeal for Gaza at a coffee morning in the Presentation Arts Centre last weekend.

23/02 Wexford business owner criticises lack of communication over road closures – ‘Obviously we don’t matter’

The Village of Wheelocks, Enniscorthy were forced to inform their customers that they would be closed for two days to facilitate road works that they were not notified about by Wexford County Council.

21/02 Wexford gardaí seize number of cars as part of Revenue operation

A joint operation between An Garda Síochana Enniscorthy and Revenue resulted in a number of cars being seized.

19/02 Wexford primary care centre prioritised heart health on Valentines Day

Visitors to the Enniscorthy Primary Care Centre on Valentine’s Day this year got more than they bargained for as they were given the opportunity to witness a showcase of the HSE’s Integrated Care Programme for Chronic Disease (ICPCD) service for Co. Wexford.

19/02 Bodies of three dogs found dumped in Wexford over two weeks

Residents have become increasingly concerned with the increased number of dead dogs and puppies being found dumped on the side of roads and in estates across the county.

17/02 Charming Wexford cottage set to be auctioned off has asking price of €200,000

A charming two bedroom cottage, fondly referred to as ‘Daisy Cottage’ situated on C. 0.5 acre in an idyllic country setting of Ferns, will go for sale by online auction with an asking price of €200,000.

17/02 Wexford GAA club to hold cardiac screenings for their young players – ‘Often heart problems are not found before it is too late’

Duffry Rovers GAA and Camogie Club will hold a cardiac health screening clinic for their young players thanks to an initiative by the Dillon Quirke Foundation.

16/02 Planning for 18 apartments in Enniscorthy refused due to close location to cathedral

An application to demolish three outbuildings in order to facilitate a development of 18 apartments by Saint Aidan's Cathedral has been denied by Bord Pleanála.

14/02 Two Wexford students receive prestigious UCD entrance awards

Two former Coláiste Bride, Enniscorthy students who now study in University College Dublin (UCD), were delighted to receive the UCD Entrance Scholars Awards.

14/02 Gardaí increase patrols outside Wexford school following complaints of illegal parking

Enniscorthy gardaí are set to increase their patrols at Fr Cullen Terrace outside the Coláiste Bride secondary school in Templeshannon, following repeated complaints by residents that they are being blocked into their houses by cars.

14/02 Wexford sisters nominated for beauty and fashion awards

Enniscorthy sisters Jade and Laura Mullet have made an undeniable mark on the Irish entertainment scene, having both been nominated for fashion and beauty awards at this year’s Gossies.

14/02 Proud moment for Wexford Senator Cathal Byrne as he brings parents to Seanad for maiden speech – ‘I never expected to end up here’

Wexford Fine Gael Senator Cathal Byrne may have been standing in front of a crowd of his peers and colleague but his most important guests sat in the audience behind him – his parents.

13/02 Grounds of Wexford church to undergo repairs due to safety concerns

The grounds of St Peter’s Church in Glenbrien, built in 1803, are set to be repaired after concerns for safety for both parishioners and the architecture of the building were recently highlighted.

13/02 Hit television show Keeping Up with the Kardashians was inspiration for Wexford charity concert

A group of musicians and pub-goers banded together to host a concert, that ultimately raised €3,500 for the MS South Wexford Charity.

13/02 Wexford Local Link working on developing transport route for Enniscorthy town – ‘It’s a vital lifeline for communities’

TFI Local Link Wexford is working with the National Transport Authority to introduce a town bus service in Enniscorthy town.

13/02 Creative talents of the Wexford traveller community showcased in historic castle

Enniscorthy Castle was filled with pieces of art, clothes, and projects created by a talented group from the traveller community last week as part of an Outstanding Talent Exhibition.

12/02 Former special school in Wexford is set on fire in broad daylight – ‘These people are just not thinking about the consequences of their actions’

The staff of St Partick’s Special School in Enniscorthy were dismayed and frustrated to discover that their former building was set on fire and damaged over the weekend.

10/02 ‘It is a landmark day’ – Wexford students to benefit from the free schoolbooks scheme

County Wexford secondary schools and students are set to benefit from the final phase of the free schoolbooks scheme provided by the Department of Education.

10/02 Wexford company to launch innovative non-invasive medical device

An up and coming Enniscorthy company is set to introduce a non-invasive medical device that accelerates the repair of cells next month.

09/02 Wexford student awarded the late Philip Reck bursary

The staff of St Mary’s CBS secondary school, Enniscorthy are continuing to honour the legacy of the late Philip Reck, by presenting student Kevin Murphy with the honorary bursary award.

07/02 Wexford man receives lifetime achievement award for his contribution to GAA

Jim Byrne of Halfway House Bunclody has been recognised for his lifetime of service to GAA.

07/02 Outrage after bags of edible food found dumped at Wexford bottle bank – ‘We have a brazen dumper on the loose’

Voluntary members of Enniscorthy Tidy Towns were shocked to come across multiple bags of Lidl and various food products dumped illegally at a local bottle bank.

07/02 Wexford man wants permission to retain unlawful log cabin for health reasons

A Wexford man has applied to the local county council if he could retain his existing log cabin, citing a health diagnosis as the reason it was built in the first place.

07/02 See pictures from Wexford school’s stunning Junk Kouture show

Students took to the catwalk of Coláíste Bride Enniscorthy as models and burgeoning designers as they showcased to parents and visitors their entries for Junk Kouture.

07/02 Popular Wexford pub can be leased for €15,000 a year

Popular Blackwater bar Scallans has been put on the market and can be leased for €15,000 a year.

06/02 Two Wexford teenagers launch unique interchangeable wreath business

Teenage twins Aimée and Conor Farrell from Bunclody have been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug, freshly launching their unique home décor start up; Phenology Décor.

06/02 Permission sought to retain use of hair salon in Wexford

An application has been submitted by Yvonne Sludds for permission to retain use of a small appointment only hair salon that is located at the rear of her house in Beach Avenue, Enniscorthy.

04/02 Motorist clocked driving 50kmh over the speed limit in Wexford during bank holiday weekend

A Wexford motorist was clocked driving 136/80kmh by gardaí over the bank holiday weekend.

04/02 Survey by Enniscorthy’s Datapac finds most businesses will struggle to meet cyber-security requirements

The results of a survey conducted by Datapac in Enniscorthy found that the NIS2 Directive on cybersecurity, set to take effect in 2025, has raised significant concerns among Irish businesses regarding their ability to comply.

03/02 Wexford gardaí crack down on illegal parking outside popular supermarket

Enniscorthy gardaí have noted the complaints of local officials and residents regarding illegal parking outside Dunnes Stores and have increased patrols in the area.

02/02 Wexford house with unique brick façade up for grabs for €165,000

A charming two bedroom house with an eye-catching and unique brick overlay on the outside of the house in Oylegate has entered the market at €165,000.

02/02 See pictures from open evening at Castledockrell NS

Castledockrell NS recently held an open day to welcome in prospective students and current student’s families into the school.

30/01 Wexford gardaí seize €6,700 of illegal drugs after two house searches

Enniscorthy Gardaí attended a number of road incidents over the last week that ultimately lead to a seizure of €6,700 worth of suspected illegal drugs.

28/01 Plans already under way for St Patrick’s Day parade in Enniscorthy

The Enniscorthy St Patrick’s Day Committee met for the first time recently to get preparations and plans under way for the 2025 celebrations.

28/01 Enniscorthy’s Delightful Dollies raise €2,300 in aid of new Alzheimer activity lodge

Three dedicated members of the Enniscorthy Delightful Dollies presented a cheque for €2,300 to the Alzheimer Society of Ireland at Bellefield GAA complex to go towards the new activity lodge located at Castle Gardens in Enniscorthy.

28/01 Wexford student praised for achieving highest leaving cert marks in Technology

Not only did former St Mary's CBS student Mohammed Hossain achieve a staggering 625 points in his Leaving Cert, but he has just received an award for getting the top marks in the country in his Technology paper.

27/01 Commercial viability of Murphy Floods site in Enniscorthy questioned as council looks to put it on the market

At the January meeting of the Enniscorthy municipal district, councillors sought out an update on the selling of the highly-contentious Murphy Floods site.

27/01 Pedestrian crossings sought for busy Wexford secondary school

Coláiste Bride secondary school in Enniscorthy, which has up to 800 students currently enrolled, is eagerly seeking funding for three pedestrian crossings to ensure the safety of their students travelling to and from school.

27/01 Crucial role of Wexford meitheal leaders celebrated at awards ceremony

Meitheal leaders from all over County Wexford were presented with their Certificates of Achievement at a ceremony in the Riverside Park Hotel in Enniscorthy last week.

26/01 Wexford community centre seeks permission to build extension to existing snooker room and dance studio

Bree Community Centre has applied for permission from Wexford County council to extend their ground level floor which is currently home to an existing snooker room and dance studio.

24/01 Healthcare worker opens her home to those impacted by Storm Éowyn – ‘Come over and cook, take a shower, make a cup of tea’

A County Wexford woman has gone above and beyond to show support to her neighbours by opening up her home for those affected by power outages caused by Storm Éowyn.

24/01 Wexford village to come alive as pantomime group prepares to stage ‘Annie’

A blended cast of children and adults are set to light up the stage of Oylegate community centre with a four-night run of Annie this coming March.

24/01 Urgent call for a mental health facility in Wexford – ‘People shouldn’t have to travel to Waterford for help’

Enniscorthy councillor Jackser Owens is calling on the issue of mental health and the lack of services in County Wexford to be addressed by the new Oireachtas.

24/01 Wexford IFA celebrates 70 years as farmers of all ages gather for memorable night

The Riverside Park Hotel was a melting pot of farmers from different generations as they celebrated 70 years of Wexford IFA with special guest speaker Simon Harris in what was one of his final appearances as Taoiseach.

23/01 How parents and pupils of a Wexford school created a multicultural storybook to promote adult literacy

The staff, students, and parents of Our Lady of Lourdes primary school in Bunclody came together to create a multicultural storybook to highlight the different backgrounds of their student body and promote adult literacy.

23/01 Wexford students lead the way in promoting internet safety with training day in Google HQ

Two students from Enniscorthy Community College are among over 100 students across Ireland taking part in the Webwise Safer Internet Day (SID) Ambassador Training Programme 2025.

22/01 ‘A falling slate nearly sliced a little girl's face off’ – Homeowner’s fears and frustrations at neighbouring derelict house

A Co Wexford man living next door to a derelict house has spoken about his frustrations and fears for his safety having been told by an insurance company that the property is a “danger to life”.

22/01 Frustration over ongoing illegal parking outside popular Wexford supermarket

Enniscorthy councillors have expressed their frustration over the increasing number of shoppers who are parking illegally on double yellow lines outside Dunnes Stores.

21/01 Wexford Macra visits EU Parliament to engage with key figures on farming and mental health issues

Wexford Macra na Feirme had a great and educational experience on a recent visit to the EU Parliament in Brussels, which was hosted and sponsored by Cynthia Ní Mhurchú, MEP.

21/01 New Armed Garda Support Unit facility opened in Enniscorthy – ‘Your work is dangerous and regrettably we see more of these incidents arising’

Friday, January 17 was a big day for the people of Enniscorthy, Wexford, and Wicklow as Garda personnel and Government officials descended on Enniscorthy Garda Station to officially open the new Armed Garda Support Unit.

19/01 Wexford vintage club present charities with cheques for €6,000

The crew behind Clohamon Vintage and Heritage club raised a whopping total of €6,000 from their Christmas tractor run in aid of various charities.

18/01 Wexford woman set to join hit BBC show as newest gladiator

The people of Wexford have a new show to tune into each week following the news that Enniscorthy weightlifter Lystus Ebosele will be joining the ranks of the gladiators in BBC’s Gladiators.

17/01 Prestigious university highlights Wexford man’s success story showcasing the benefits of a PLC course

University College Dublin (UCD) has highlighted the success story of Sean Murphy, a former Enniscorthy student in the agricultural department, who utilised a PLC course to work in his chosen sector.

17/01 Planning permission sought to construct a ‘cutting edge’ innovation centre next to Wexford flour mill

A unique application has been submitted by Andrew Kavanagh who is seeking permission to build an innovation centre as an ancillary to a flour mill in Ballycarney.

17/01 Enniscorthy community watch group to host its first meeting

Following a spate of thefts and instances of anti-social behaviour over recent weeks, members of the community have come together to establish a community watch group to take matters into their own hands.

16/01 Enniscorthy and District Chamber building to let for €12,000 per year

Portsmouth House, the building that was previously home to Enniscorthy District Chamber has gone on the market and is available to lease for €12,000 a year.

15/01 Wexford student receives ‘Best Child Actress Award’ at US International Arts Festival

Young actress and student Katie Cloke has received the award for ‘Best Child Actress’ in a US film festival for her role in the Enniscorthy short film Forbidden Bonds.

15/01 Taoiseach Simon Harris to mark 70 years of Wexford IFA with guest speaker role

Taoiseach Simon Harris will be among the guest speakers at the IFA 70TH anniversary dinner that will be held in the Riverside Park Hotel on Saturday, January 18.

15/01 Enniscorthy people ‘living in fear’ following spate of thefts and anti-social behaviour in town

The residents of Enniscorthy have said enough is enough, and are strongly proposing that a neighbourhood watch be established in the town following a startling number of thefts taking place over the last few weeks.

14/01 Wexford woman celebrates her 100th birthday – ‘She loves her food and a laugh’

There was great celebration in St John’s Hospital in Enniscorthy on Monday night as Maria Brickley was joined by a crowd of family members to mark turning 100 years old.

14/01 Professional jockey seeks permission to transform Wexford farm building into residential home

Award-winning professional jockey Jordan Gainford is seeking permission from Wexford County Council to turn a farm building into a residential home in Caim.

14/01 Two Enniscorthy businesses highlighted in Wexford Chamber networking event

The success of Enniscorthy’s Holos skincare and Killowen farm are to be highlighted at the first B2B spotlight and networking event for Wexford Chamber in the Riverside Park Hotel.

13/01 Enniscorthy Tidy Towns 2024 stats reveal alarming levels of littering – ‘It’s such a shame’

Enniscorthy Tidy Towns has reflected on their work and stats over the last year of 2024, which they admit has made an interesting, but sobering revelation about the littering habits of the town.

13/01 Permission sought to erect three grain storage bins on Wexford farm to address technology trends

An application has been submitted by Walter Furlong to Wexford County Council for permission to erect three grain storage bins, with all ancillary plant and equipment for agricultural use in association with the existing farm, together with all associated site works and ancillary services.

13/01 Customers of Wexford pub ditch the shavers for a month and raise €2,000 for local charities

Fifteen regular customers and staff of the White House Bar in Enniscorthy shaved their hair for a good cause, raising €2,000 for local charities as part of the annual ‘Movember’ fundraising event.

12/01 Boost for Wexford as three new ambulances with additional 11 staff confirmed

Fianna Fáil TD James Browne was thrilled to welcome the much-needed addition of three new ambulances for County Wexford just in time for the holidays.

12/01 Wexford Travelling community raises €10,000 for school autism unit – ‘It is a fantastic place’

The Travelling community of Enniscorthy, and further afield, banded together to raise an incredible €10,000 towards the Autism unit in Monageer national school.

11/01 Colm Tóibín believes his native Enniscorthy has a bright future – ‘If I was in business I would buy a building’

The rise of diet drug ozempic, the over-use of the term fascism, and the bright future of Enniscorthy were some of the many topics discussed by special guest, author Colm Tóibín on a popular Irish podcast recently.

10/01 Wexford village has boil water notice lifted after five days of restrictions

Uisce Éireann announced late on Thursday, January 9 that the boil water notice in Ferns, Co Wexford was to be officially lifted.

09/01 Outrage as litter of ten puppies abandoned on Mount Leinster – ‘Some humans are rotten to the core’

A litter of ten puppies, estimated to be only two weeks old, were rescued from certain death after being found abandoned on Mount Leinster.

09/01 Why a TikTok video has reignited interest in a Co Wexford cinema that has been vacant for 14 years

A recent video shared to social media showing the inside of a long-vacant cinema in Co Wexford has highlighted the “immaculate condition” the building was left in

09/01 County Wexford primary school applies to carry out extensive upgrade works

Permission has been sought to carry out extensive upgrade works at St Mary's National School on Parnell Avenue, Enniscorthy.

08/01 Calls for water tankers in Wexford village to help with latest boil water notice

Enniscorthy councillor Jackser Owens is calling on Wexford County Council to support the people of Ferns who have been affected by the most recent boil water notice.

07/01 Wexford sea swim challenge raises €6,000 for Pieta in memory of late brother – ‘It is all about reaching out’

Cahore shore in Wexford was awash with the colour purple as a crowd of family and supporters took to the water with the Pieta House emblem in memory of two Bunclody men who passed away in 2024.

07/01 Double the joy as two Wexford babies are born on New Year’s Day – ‘It was a great way to start the year’

There was twice the amount of joy and excitement in the maternity ward of Wexford General Hospital on New Years Day as they welcomed the first two babies of 2025 for the county.

07/01 Coffee morning in aid of young Wexford man injured in horse riding accident closes gap on €250,000 target

The IFA centre in Enniscorthy was the chosen venue for a successful coffee morning in aid of Conor Martin, whose family and friends are currently hard at work raising money to support his journey back to independent living.

07/01 Wexford’s Crown Quarter and Riverside Park Hotel raise funds for mental health organisation

The Riverside Park Hotel and Leisure Club in Enniscorthy, along with other Wexford hotels, took part in a Christmas community donation initiative to raise essential funds for Futures in Mind.

06/01 See photos from The D Bar in Enniscorthy on New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve was a night to remember at the D Bar, Enniscorthy, as these photos from photographer Pat O’Connor show.

06/01 Wexford councillor shocked over the state of overflowing charity bins – ‘People couldn’t donate if they wanted to’

Enniscorthy councillor John O’Rourke was shocked by the state of the overflowing charity bins over the holiday period, with bags of rubbish and clothes strewn across the ground and making a ‘mockery’ of all of Tidy Town’s work.

06/01 Wexford cottage in need of ‘total refurbishment’ is on the market for €80,000

A cottage situated in Ballypreacus, Bunclody, and in need of an extensive amount of renovation, has entered the market for €80,000.

05/01 See photos from New Year’s Eve at The Slaney Inn, Oylegate

There was a great sense of excitement in The Slaney Inn, Oylegate on New Year’s Eve, as these photos from photographer Pat O’Connor show.

05/01 Enniscorthy Lions Club raise €855 for St Vincent De Paul

The Enniscorthy Lions branch did their best to give back this Christmas by raising €855 for St Vincent De Paul Enniscorthy.

05/01 Pictures show New Year’s Eve celebrations at The Bailey Bar in Enniscorthy

There was a great sense of fun and excitement at The Bailey Bar & Eatery in Enniscorthy for New Year’s Eve, as these photos from Pat O’Connor show.

03/01 Wexford historical society end the year with glittering Christmas lunch

The members of the Uí Cinsealaigh historical society had a fabulous time full of chats and good food at their annual Christmas Lunch held in the Riverside Park Hotel and Leisure Club.

03/01 Wexford County Council prevent businessman from converting former butchers into takeaway

Wexford County Council has refused to grant planning permission to Enniscorthy business owner to convert his former butcher shop to a takeaway

02/01 Enniscorthy Musical Society treat shoppers to some Christmas carols

Christmas shoppers were in for a magical treat as the talented members of Enniscorthy Musical Society provided live entertainment in the middle of Market Square as they partook in some last-minute shopping.

02/01 Permission sought to build a battery energy storage system facility in Wexford

Planning permission has been sought to build a Battery Energy Storage System facility just outside Enniscorthy town, following a previously invalid submisson by the applicant.

02/01 Annual mental health, arts and culture festival to light up Wexford in the new year

Creative producer Laura Larkin and Creative Places Enniscorthy are hosting an innovative light painting experience in January as part of the all-Ireland First Fortnight Festival.

01/01 See pictures from festive bake sale in Caim

The Parents’ Association filled the halls of Caim National School with the delicious aroma of assorted baked goods as they held a Christmas bake sale.

01/01 Wexford student dons Elvis suit to shave head for Christmas appeal – ‘The world isn't a great place. I want to do something about it’

FCJ Bunclody student Manus Flynn has made a very big change in aid of a good cause by having his hair shaved off in return for donations to Concern Worldwide.

01/01 Wexford business named best paint store in Ireland

Smyth’s Homevalue in Enniscorthy had a lot to celebrate as not only were they named the ‘Best Paint Store in Leinster,' but they also took home the award for being the ‘Best Paint Store in Ireland’ at the United in Excellence Awards 2024.

01/01 Principal of Wexford school seeks permission to extend to accommodate growing student body

Principal of Bree National School, Mark Kelly, has submitted an application requesting planning permission to build an extension onto the existing building following approval of a devolved grant from the Department of Education.

31/12 Fears for Enniscorthy economy as three local businesses close their doors within days of each other

There is widespread worry over the future of small businesses in Enniscorthy town following the closure of three businesses ahead of the new year; La Barista, Put a Bow on It, and The Tin Roof.

29/12 Wexford youths release heartfelt Christmas song

Members of the Enniscorthy Theatre Company have recorded and released a Christmas song set to warm the hearts of listeners this festive season.

29/12 Wexford students bring puppies to school to highlight the dog rehoming crisis this Christmas

Two students from FCJ secondary school in Bunclody took some innovative steps to highlight that pets are not just for Christmas by bringing puppies into their school for the day.

28/12 Abandoned puppy dies after being struck by train in Wexford

One of the puppies that was abandoned and rescued earlier this month in the South Slob in Wexford has passed away in the veterinary hospital after succumbing to injuries caused by the impact of a train.

26/12 Wexford youth club bring Christmas cheer to residents of nursing home

The generous members of Courtnacuddy youth club took time out of their day to put a smile on resident's faces as they delivered Christmas care packs to SignaCare Bunclody nursing home.

26/12 Enniscorthy Community Alliance and ECO-UNESCO partner up to deliver school workshops

Enniscorthy Community Alliance (ECA) have launched an innovative new partnership with ECO-UNESCO that will deliver a series of environmental workshops in Enniscorthy secondary schools starting in January 2025.

25/12 Christmas activities galore at Wexford primary school

Castledockerell National School hosted a series of stellar Christmas activities to get their students into true festive spirit before they closed for the holidays.

25/12 Wexford hotel is finalist in Virgin Media gold medal awards

The staff at the Riverside Park Hotel and Leisure Club were ecstatic to receive the good news that they have been made finalists in the Virgin Media Gold Medal Awards.

25/12 Wexford company mark change of CEO with end of year gathering

A 300 per cent increase in turnover over the last ten years was one of the proud achievements noted by the Chairperson of FRS Solutions Group Co-operative, Declan McDonald at a function in Enniscorthy.

24/12 Wexford school get involved in the 100 million Trees Project

St Patrick's School in Enniscorthy is continuing its efforts to champion the environment by getting involved in the 100 Million Trees Project.

23/12 Enniscorthy Musical Society launch special membership in memory of founder

The crew at the Enniscorthy Musical Society have launched a special membership to memory of the group's co-founder TJ Murphy, who passed away in 2014.

22/12 Wexford learners beam with pride at graduation ceremony

Learners from Kilcannon Garden Centre beamed with pride as they were presented with their certificates of graduation at an awards ceremony in the Dill and Pickle restaurant.

22/12 Special day for Wexford learners as they graduate from InTuition programme

Learners from Kilcannon Garden Centre beamed with pride as they were presented with their certificates of graduation at an awards ceremony in the Dill and Pickle restaurant.

20/12 Wexford café moves next door and have exciting plans for expansion

The folks at Impresso Café in Enniscorthy have made a big change – without moving further than next door.

20/12 Permission sought to build state of the art cash and carry in Wexford

An application has been submitted by H Murphy and Co. Ltd seeking permission to build a state of the art cash and carry in Kilcannon, Enniscorthy.

19/12 Wexford slimming group raise €1,500 in memory of young boy who passed away

The members of Trish's Slimming World in Enniscorthy banded together to raise €1,500 for charity in memory of a local boy who passed away earlier this year.

19/12 Wexford skincare company excels at global make up awards

Enniscorthy skincare brand Holos recently received an outstanding six accolades at the global makeup awards.

18/12 Wexford County Council given the green light to install 22 CCTV cameras in Enniscorthy

Wexford County Council have been given the green light by the Garda Commissioner to progress with the Enniscorthy Town CCTV Project.

17/12 Popular Wexford family business to only open for seasonal events as shopping trends move online

The owners of the popular Duffry and Porter Handcrafted Gifts shop in Bunclody have made the hard decision to close their doors for prolonged periods of time in 2025 and to only open for seasonal events to address changing shopping trends.

17/12 Traditional Wexford farmhouse sells for over €835,000 at auction

There were “strong volumes of early enquires” for an attractive farmhouse and outbuildings in Corah, Ferns that garnered a figure in excess of €835,000 at an auction held by Quinn Property.

17/12 Wexford Fine Gael councillor nominated to represent constituency in upcoming Seanad election

Enniscorthy councillor Cathal Byrne has been nominated to represent the Fine Gael Wexford Constituency in the upcoming Seanad Elections.

17/12 Wexford live crib raises funds for special school in show of Christmas spirit

There was a little bit of festive magic in the air recently as individuals and families alike visited the IFA centre in Enniscorthy to catch a glimpse of this year's live crib.

17/12 Santa will pay a visit to Wexford farm despite roof being blown off by Storm Darragh

Although two Christmas markets have been cancelled for the next few weeks due to damage caused by Storm Darragh, Santa is still set to make a last minute visit to The Village at Wheelocks this weekend.

16/12 UNESCO and Enniscorthy Community Allotments join forces to give students environmental workshops

The launch of the Enniscorthy Community Alliance between the Community Allotments and ECO-UNESCO will take place in Greentech HQ on Tuesday, December 17 at 12.30 p.m.

16/12 Motorist clocked driving 100kmh over the speed limit in Wexford

A motorist was caught driving 184 kmh in a 80 kmh zone on the R731 in Monamolin, Rathnure last week as An Garda Síochana have upped their patrols in the lead up to Christmas.

16/12 Wexford’s night-time tractor parade runs smoothly despite damage caused by Storm Darragh

While most people snuggled down in front of a fire during Storm Darragh, a large number of people braved the weather to watch and cheer a tractor run organised in aid of charity on Saturday, December 7.

16/12 Wexford councillor believes pedestrian crossing is needed at local primary school

An Enniscorthy councillor who has expressed his frustration over the lack of a school warden outside St Aidan’s primary school over the last few months, has turned his attention to fellow local school St Senan's which is in need of a pedestrian crossing, at the November meeting of the Enniscorthy Municipal District.

15/12 Wexford restaurant lost significant amount of stock in power outage

Although some people may have breathed a sigh of relief once the winds of Storm Darragh weakened last weekend, the storm was not truly over for restaurants who were forced to deal with significant power outages in the days after.

15/12 See pictures as children visit Wexford Christmas tree farm

The children of Carraig Briste and Killegney Early Years stopped by recently to visit Wheelock’s Christmas tree farm as part of their annual and much-enjoyed day out.

13/12 Wexford and Ireland rugby star Aoife Wafer announced as Opel brand ambassador

One of the rising stars of Irish women’s rugby is certainly motoring when it comes to her choice of car, following a recent announcement by a Wexford car dealership.

13/12 Wexford GAA club to break ground on €1.2m sports complex in 2027

Members and supporters of the Halfway House Bunclody GAA, Bunclody LGFA, and Bunclody camogie clubs came together recently for an Extraordinary General Meeting to discuss the development of dressing rooms and gym complex.

12/12 Fundraising concert in Wexford cancelled after Storm Darragh destroys marquee

Award winning singer Stuart Moyles did not even get a chance to blow the roof off the Clohamon Vintage and Heritage Club marquee after the roof was completely ripped and badly damaged during Storm Darragh on Saturday morning, December 7.

12/12 Battle of Vinegar Hill 1798 remembered at end of year ceremony

An end of year remembrance event for all who perished during the 1798 rebellion took place on Vinegar Hill recently.

10/12 Outrage over theft of life-saving search and rescue kayak – ‘They should be charged with attempted manslaughter’

The community of Enniscorthy are outraged over the theft of a life-saving kayak stolen from Slaney Search and Rescue in recent days.

10/12 Former Wexford beauty salon available to let for €14,400 per year

The former McCauley Beauty Salon that resides above the pharmacy on Rafter Street Enniscorthy, is now available to rent for €14,400 a year.

09/12 Wexford student rewarded for tremendous Leaving Cert results

Former FCJ Bunclody student Séan Doyle was the recipient of cheers and praise as he was presented with the award for having the highest Leaving Cert results for Engineering in the country last year.

09/12 Wexford woman sends broadcaster Marty Whelan handmade blanket for his granddaughter

Radio broadcaster, TV host, and doting grandfather, proudly showed off a handmade blanket made by a Wexford listener on his social media.

08/12 Beat FM crew visit ReachAbility in Enniscorthy

The residents and staff of Reach Ability in Enniscorthy were in for a treat when the crew from Beat 102 103 appeared on their doorstep on Wednesday, December 4.

08/12 Wexford children meet festive characters at Santa’s Enchanted Experience

The Christmas experience at the 1798 Centre in Enniscorthy offers a journey through beautifully decorated scenes, engaging activities, and the chance to meet Santa Claus himself.

06/12 Young Wexford trailblazers nominated for the 2024 Black and Irish Awards

Two proud Wexford and Enniscorthy natives, Mick Abidoye, CEO of Created in Éire, and Festy Ebosele, Irish international footballer, have been nominated for the prestigious 2024 Black and Irish Awards.

06/12 Wexford company’s research reveals 84 per cent of businesses use AI daily

Enniscorthy's Datapac, Ireland’s leading ICT solutions and services provider, has revealed the results of a new survey which explores the use of AI tools and applications within Irish-based organisations on Thursday, December 5.

05/12 Enniscorthy Youthreach honoured at Garda Youth Awards

Enniscorthy Youthreach has received the ‘Best Group Award’ at the National Youth Garda Youth Awards recently in Portlaois.

05/12 Wexford trad singer explores origins of unique Christmas carol in new documentary

A new video documentary titled Enniscorthy’s Carol will be premiered at a screening in Enniscorthy Library on Thursday December 12 at 7pm. It traces the local connections and story behind the collection of the song, over a hundred years ago, which is alternatively known as The Enniscorthy Christmas Carol or The Wexford Carol.

05/12 Wexford students start thinking about big decisions during college awareness week

Enniscorthy Community College recently held their College Awareness Week, which is part of a national campaign to promote the benefits of going to college, as well as pursuing apprenticeships.

04/12 Enniscorthy councillors to hold special meeting about need for school traffic warden

At the November meeting of the Enniscorthy Municipal District, and three months since the issue first arose, the councillors agreed to hold a special meeting over whether or not St Aidan’s primary school needed a traffic warden on Thursday, December 5.

03/12 Pictures show Delightful Dollies annual craft fair in Enniscorthy

Enniscorthy’s Delightful Dollies Women’s Club thrilled residents from near and afar by hosting their annual craft fair took in the Bellefield GAA complex.

03/12 Wexford shop claims second place at ‘Retailer of the Year’ awards

There was great celebration recently for all the staff at My Sport on Enniscorthy’s Castle Hill street as they proudly took home second place in the ‘Retailer of the Year’ awards.

03/12 ‘Challenging but positive’ election for James Browne in Wexford as constituency changes had Fianna Fáil ‘backs to the wall’

Having been regarded as an inevitable poll-topper for much of this election campaign, the title of favourite never sat easy with Fianna Fáil TD and Junior Minister James Browne.

02/12 ‘Customers enjoy a more personal experience in our shops’ – Enniscorthy retailers on the strength of an Irish town community

Local retailers are adamant that Enniscorthy town has a lot to offer for residents in the immediate area and its surrounds, believing it would flourish only further with more attention from councillors.

01/12 Wexford company that produces organic period products wins share of €100,000 grant

Wexford Company Monthlies Organic will be one of the recipients of the €100,000 grant for small businesses, provided by Three Ireland.

30/11 Wexford trad singer to share new songs inspired by events around formation of Irish Free State

Traditional singer, songwriter and composer Aileen Lambert was awarded the Commemorations Bursary 2024 from Wexford County Council earlier this year. At an event titled 'New Songs – To Tell the Story' on Tuesday December 10 in Wexford Town Library, Aileen will share new songs which she has written which attempt to tell the story of ordinary people’s lives and experiences around the time of the Iri

29/11 Wexford students hold student council vote at official polling station ahead of General Election – ‘ They need to know that their vote makes a difference’

The students of St Aidan’s primary school, Enniscorthy have made a case for lowering the voting age in Ireland as they lined up to cast their vote for the student council at the official polling station just a day before they are set to be used for the highly-anticipated General Election on Friday, November 29.

29/11 Enniscorthy Pantomime production of ‘Cinderella’ to showcase magical mix of youth and experience on stage

For many of the young people taking part in the forthcoming Enniscorthy Panto production of Cinderella – The Panto, this will mark their first steps onto the stage to perform in front of an audience.

28/11 Colm Toibín’s Long Island is named Waterstone's Irish Book of the Year

Colm Toibín's Long Island, the sequel to Brooklyn which took the literary and film world by storm, has been named as Waterstone's Irish Book of the Year.

27/11 See pictures from Christmas switch on in Ennniscorthy

Enniscorthy was a hive of holiday cheer and celebrations as residents from near and far joined together in Market Square to watch as the switch was turned on for the Christmas lights on Friday, November 22.

26/11 Wexford gardaí patrol train station in bid to curb rise in anti-social behaviour

Enniscorthy Gardaí have upped their patrols of the local train station as part of ‘Operation Scathlan.’

26/11 Wexford business records a loss of €23 million as a result of acquisition costs

Enniscorthy-based company Taoglas, has recorded a staggering €23 million loss due to acquisition costs.

25/11 Wexford cycling club raises €1000 for the Hope Cancer Support Centre

Slaney Cycling Club presented a cheque for €1000 to the Hope Cancer Support Centre in Enniscorthy last week after completing a fundraiser challenge.

25/11 Wexford councillor hits back at online trolls – ‘Keyboard warriors need to cop on’

Enniscorthy councillor John O’Rourke said he is tired of local residents writing nasty comments online about the work he and his colleagues are doing for the town.

24/11 Wexford actor wins award at Indian film festival

It was announced today on Friday, November 22, that Enniscorthy actor Fintan Kelly had received the ‘Best International Film Actor' award at the Jharkhand National Film Festival.

24/11 Wexford nursing home gets clean bill of health following unannounced HIQA inspection

According to a recent Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) report, SignaCare Nursing Home in Bunclody was found to foster a positive culture and provide a good quality of life for their residents.

23/11 General Election candidate says he is determined to put more Gardaí on the streets of Wexford

Enniscorthy councillor and Fine Gael candidate for the General Election Cathal Bryne, said that his party is determined to make Wexford a safer place for residents with a promise to have more Gardáí present on the streets.

22/11 Sale of iconic Wexford parish building to be completed in coming days

The sale of the St. Aidan’s Manse building is due to the completed in the coming days, with the deal expected to add some much-needed revenue into the Enniscorthy parish’s finances.

21/11 Wexford park comes alive to the sound of music as Playful Spaces project launched

The Cathaoirleach of Enniscorthy Municipal District, Cllr Aidan Browne, officially launched the Playful Spaces Project at the wonderful Orchard Peace Park this week.

21/11 Enniscorthy groups ‘clean up’ at the Wexford County Council Environmental Awards

Enniscorthy Tidy Towns, Sustainable Enniscorthy, and Enniscorthy Community Allotments had their efforts recognised after being awarded at the Environmental Awards hosted by the Wexford County Council last week.

20/11 ‘No excuse’ – Outrage in Wexford as six kittens dumped in cardboard box on historic landmark

Six kittens were rescued by the WSPCA after being dumped and left for “certain death” in a carboard box on Enniscorthy’s historic Vinegar Hill recently.

20/11 Illegal parking in Wexford holds up ambulance for 40 minutes as elderly man suffers fall in mass

A local councillor has called for action after illegal parking led to an elderly man waiting 40 minutes for an ambulance.

20/11 Blow to Enniscorthy as no parking spaces at Murphy Floods site for busy Christmas period

It was confirmed at the November meeting of the Enniscorthy Municipal district that, despite best intentions and previous optimism, there will be no parking available in the highly-contentious Murphy Floods site before Christmas.

19/11 Wexford school’s tractor run raises €1600 for the Irish Red Cross

On Sunday, November 3, a group of students from St Mary's CBS school organised and hosted a tractor run that raised €1600 for the Irish Red Cross.

19/11 Wexford bar crowned best for food at 2024 Irish Pub Awards

The Bailey Bar and Eatery in Enniscorthy took home the coveted ‘Best Food Pub’ award at the 2024 Irish Pub Awards that took place in The Round Room at The Mansion House, Dublin.

18/11 Wexford school transforms into Las Vegas for spectacular student musical

Students of FCJ Bunclody amazed audiences by transporting them from a small Irish town to the blinding lights of Las Vegas in their recent musical Honeymoon in Vegas.

17/11 Promising commercial space in Wexford village on the market for €135,000

Valuable ground floor unit in village setting with commercial/residential potential in the village of Ferns Co Wexford has just entered the market for €135,000.

17/11 Wexford secondary school highlights the importance of LGBTQ+ respect and awareness

Enniscorthy Community College recently took part in the annual Stand-Up Awareness Week – a vibrant and impactful week aimed at promoting inclusivity, respect, and awareness of LGBTQ+ issues.

17/11 ‘It takes a village’ – Wexford farming community urged to help teachers deliver farm safety education

AgriKids and Irish Rural Link are calling on communities to register their interest in a new farm safety education manual designed to support primary school teachers, and members of their local farming communities, to co-deliver an effective farm safety education programme in the classroom.

16/11 New activity centre will provide range of services for Wexford people living with dementia

The Alzheimer Society of Ireland (ASI) has opened its new activity lodge in Enniscorthy at Castle Gardens Retirement Village. The lodge offers a range of programmes, including art therapy, music sessions, cognitive exercises, gardening, and social events tailored specifically for individuals with dementia.

16/11 ‘One dot at a time’ – Award-winning pointillism artist to hold Wexford exhibition

Award-winning pointillism artist and printmaker Corina Fitzgibbon will launch her new exhibition in the Presentation Arts Centre, Enniscorthy on Saturday, November 16.

15/11 ‘What is a scalder?’ – Documentary to explore the meaning behind beloved Enniscorthy term

A Wexford production company is calling on Enniscorthy residents to send in submissions to their documentary project that will delve into the division in town and the meaning behind the thrown-around term ‘scalder.’

15/11 Wexford students receive generous scholarships from local wind farms

Three lucky students from FCJ Bunclody were the recipients of a €1000 scholarship from two local wind farms at a school mass last week.

15/11 Councillor says Wexford shop owners would consider post office closure if ‘coralled in’ with bollards

Freeman’s Gala in Oylegate can be a busy spot. With a huge amount of traffic passing through the village, the sight of cars pulled up at the side of the N11 outside the shop is a familiar one.

14/11 See all the photos as models rock the runway at Wexford ICA fashion show

There was a buzz of excitement, nerves, and enthusiasm in Ferrycarrig Hotel on Thursday night as models adorned in clothes from four popular Wexford shops strutted their stuff to raise funds for the Wexford guild of the Irish Countrywomen's Association (ICA).

14/11 Wexford Local Development launches Inclusive WorkAbility programme

On Friday, November 1, Wexford Local Development held an event in the Riverside Park Hotel, Enniscorthy to mark the official launch of the Wexford WorkAbility Inclusive Pathways to Employment Programme.

14/11 Wexford Local Development marks 20 years of ‘substantial’ community support scheme

Wexford Local Development (WLD) has marked the 20th anniversary of the Rural Social Scheme (RSS) with a participant event in the Riverside Park Hotel, Enniscorthy. Addressing community representatives and local elected representatives, Michael Wall, chairperson of WLD, noted the contribution that this scheme makes to communities around the county and said it was something which should be celebrate

13/11 Wexford journalist presents episode of TG4 series exploring history and culture of Irish stamps

An Enniscorthy woman is set to present the fifth episode of Scéalta ár Stampaí, a six-part series airing on TG4.

13/11 Jackser Owens to run as an independent in the General Election – ‘I won’t be told what to do by a party’

Enniscorthy councillor Jackser Owens has announced his intention to run as an independent candidate in the fast-approaching General Election taking place Friday, November 29.

11/11 See inside spectacular countryside house in Wexford with panoramic views of Mount Leinster

An impressive and spacious four bedroom countryside house in Curraghgraigue, Enniscorthy has gone on the market for €750,000.

11/11 Extension of popular Wexford walking trail officially opened

The new extension to the Enniscorthy Riverside Trail was officially opened recently.

10/11 Wexford parish celebrates Thanksgiving Harvest Festival

On Sunday, October 27, Kildavin held its final Harvest Thanksgiving service in the Bunclody Union of Parishes, St Paul’s church.

10/11 Wexford students help with spring bulb planting

EAGER students from multiple schools around Enniscorthy town have made their best efforts to help the Enniscorthy Community Alliance (ECA) in their Spring Bulb Planting Campaign over the last week.

10/11 Fancy dress table quiz in Wexford showcases wealth of creativity

Enniscorthy Musical Society held its fancy dress table quiz on Friday, October 25, in the IFA Centre, Enniscorthy.

10/11 Vibrant Indian harvest festival celebrated in Wexford

The thriving Indian community in Enniscorthy recently celebrated the traditional harvest festival of Onam in the community centre of Marshalstown.

10/11 Wexford singer songwriter releases new single and animated music video

Singer songwriter Eoin Devereux releases his new single called ‘All Day' on Friday, October 25, with honest lyrics about the difficulty of searching for a connection in every day life.

10/11 Wexford school raises over €700 for Children’s Health Ireland

The student council members of Coláiste Bríde Enniscorthy dressed up for a good cause recently raising €702.72 for Children’s Health Ireland.

08/11 Wexford pumpkin competition attracts plenty of entries

Caim Community Development group held their annual pumpkin competition on Thursday, October 31 in Caim Community Park.

08/11 Historic gold medal win for Enniscorthy Tidy Towns

Enniscorthy Tidy Towns group is celebrating a historic first gold medal win at the recent National Tidy Towns awards held in Croke Park last Friday.

07/11 Busy Wexford road to be closed for five weeks in lead up to Christmas

The closure of a busy road in Enniscorthy is set to cause significant disruptions to residents for weeks in advance of the festive season.

07/11 Owners of Wexford fruit farm seek permission to expand strawberry tunnels

An application for planning permission has been made by the owners of Kearns Fruit Farm Limited to expand their business with the addition of fruit tunnels and a shed.

07/11 Wexford graduate awarded medal for her dissertation research

Not only did former FCJ Bunclody student Bronagh Judge graduate from Mary Immaculate College in Limerick recently, but she also had the honour of receiving the Bonn Ui Bhroimeil medal for her high grades.

04/11 Children do the monster mash at Wexford fruit farm

Superheroes, skeletons, and princesses gathered at the Village at Wheelock’s for a lively and spooktacular Halloween Monster Bash and Pumpkin Dash on Wednesday, October 30.

04/11 Top Wexford student receives prestigious €24,000 scholarship

Former FCJ Bunclody student Danny Fitzhenry was one of 37 students who was awarded the prestigious Naughton Scholarship in Trinity College Dublin.

03/11 Wexford retailer presented with Food Safety and Quality Award

Eurospar Bunclody joined retailing colleagues from all over Ireland recently to receive their Food Safety and Quality Awards at the Eurospar Supermarkets Retailer Forum.

03/11 Minister for Agriculture visits Wexford to discuss issues facing rural farmers

Minister for Agriculture, Charlie McConalogue, visited Bunclody and spent time along with Senator Malcolm Byrne and local Councillor Barbara Anne Murphy meeting people in the town along with local branches of the Irish Farmers Association and Macra na Feirme on Tuesday October 22.

02/11 Conundrum project to present strategies to improve transport in Enniscorthy

The CONUNDRUM project, which has been looking into methods on making transport in Enniscorthy more sustainable, will be showcasing their findings at their strategy launch in the Presentation Arts Centre on Thursday November 7.

02/11 Wexford students enjoy an evening at the opera

Excited music students from Enniscorthy Community College were thrilled to visit the Wexford Opera Festival as part of the school’s annual trip.

02/11 Wexford school raises €632 for communities in crisis

St Mary’s CBS in Enniscorthy banded together to raise €632 for GOAL with a jersey day at school recently.

01/11 Enniscorthy business owners ‘bewildered’ by councillor’s support for temporary plan for Murphy Floods

Enniscorthy business owners have been left confused and disappointed after councillors agreed to a temporary plan for the Murphy Flood site which will see 28 car parking spaces created.

01/11 Progress made towards Wexford’s advanced technology building

Minister James Browne has confirmed that significant progress has been made towards the construction of an advanced technology building in Enniscorthy Technology Park.

01/11 See inside luxuriously elegant Wexford house on the market for €925,000

A charming and extensively remodelled period house, situated in the idyllic town of Enniscorthy has entered the market for €925,000.

31/10 Rugby star visits home turf in Enniscorthy

Former Enniscorthy rugby player and current Irish International star Aoife Wafer popped into the club’s bar and lounge for a visit on Sunday October 20.