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14:00 Kilkenny vintage club gearing up for annual show

THE Tullogher/Rosbercon Vintage Club is preparing to hold its vintage show and field day this weekend.

13:52 Third Point's Dan Loeb says he's sold out of nearly all of his 'Magnificent 7' holdings

"We sold out of our Mag 7 holdings. Early on we got out of Meta, and reduced our Amazon. We got out of basically all of them," Dan Loeb said.

09:00 Wexford County Council looking at several potential uses for old New Ross courthouse building

There seemed to be a degree of optimism for the future of the old courthouse building in New Ross when it came up for discussion at the April meeting of Wexford County Council.

04:00 Wexford dad prepares for sea swim fundraiser just five months after life-saving kidney transplant

A Wexford man who is recovering from a successful kidney transplant wants to give back to the transplant unit in Beaumont Hospital after his life changing surgery,

22/04 Water supply works carried out in New Ross following electrical failure

Uisce Éireann is working to restore the water supply to homes and businesses in the Hewittsland area of New Ross, following an electrical failure at the reservoir on Monday night.

21/04 Two people rescued from New Ross apartment after fire broke out in kitchen

Emergency services were called to the scene of a fire in an apartment block in New Ross on Tuesday evening, April 15.

20/04 Friends Together New Ross puts creativity on display for Autism awareness month

A vibrant celebration of creativity and inclusion took place this week at New Ross Library, as local youth club, Friends Together New Ross, launched a very special art exhibition to mark the beginning of autism awareness and acceptance month.

20/04 Mark Flood Memorial Sportive in Wexford is a hit as popular businessman is fondly remembered

138 cyclists took part in the annual Mark Flood Memorial Sportive, which has become an increasingly popular event supported by cyclists across the south east and further afield each year.

18/04 See pictures from ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ in Campile

Campile Hall was filled with the enthusiasm of almost 100 children who took part in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory earlier this month, and attracted huge crowds over their four inclusive performances.

18/04 Louth County Fire Service launches recruitment drive for retained firefighters

Louth Fire and Rescue Service is now recruiting retained firefighters to join its growing team across five stations: Ardee, Drogheda, Dunleer, Dundalk and Carlingford.

18/04 See pictures from Ramsgrange NS open night

There was a hive of activity in Ramsgrange National School last Thursday night as the pupils proudly welcomed the community to the school as they showcased their talents and interests that they partake in on their school journey.

18/04 Major electricity interconnector between Ireland and Wales launched in Wexford

The official launch of a major new electricity interconnector between Ireland and Wales took place this week in Enniscorthy, with the aim of helping to significantly improve energy security on both islands, increase market competition and provide additional export capacity.

18/04 Flowers for the Magdalene’s commemoration to be held in New Ross

The upcoming ceremony of Flowers for the Magdalenes will take place next month.

18/04 Unlikely winner dubbed UK’s sexiest man

British television host Piers Morgan has been named Britain’s sexiest male celebrity, toppling two-time winner Jeremy Clarkson.

17/04 New Ross and District Pipe Band charm audience at anniversary concert

The New Ross and District Pipe Band continue to celebrate five decades of their music as they recently welcomed a full house to St. Michael’s Theatre for its 50th anniversary concert.

17/04 New Ross Active Retirement offer an invaluable service in the community

The members of New Ross Active Retirement heard from a guest speaker from New Ross Credit Union at its latest meeting.

17/04 Louth GAA Great Patsy Colemen welcomes MEP Nina Carberry to Ardee

MEP Nna Carberry paid a special visit to Ardee recently, where she had the opportunity to meet one of County Louth’s most revered sporting figures – Patsy Coleman, a star of the county’s legendary 1957 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship-winning team.

17/04 Bettystown Butchers bring home top honours in National Easter Lamb Display challenge

Bettystown’s Andrew Callaghan Butchers are celebrating national recognition after being crowned Overall Champion at the 2025 Easter Lamb Display Challenge, organised by the Irish Butcher’s Guild.

17/04 New Ross man to host new comedy club on Easter Saturday

A comedy club is being launched in New Ross this weekend, as local man Seán Lawlor takes to the stage on Saturday, April 19.

16/04 Michelle Obama's brother didn't think her relationship would last

Michelle Obama 's brother Craig Robinson said in a new episode of their IMO podcast that he didn't think her relationship with Barack Obama would last month than a month.

16/04 Debate exposes election’s biggest loser

Renters have been deemed as the “real losers” of the election, with one rental advocate accusing both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton trying to “walk away from (their) responsibility to make housing a fairer system”.

16/04 Buy these stocks that are likely to beat earnings estimates, per Piper Sandler

Medtronic and Ross Stores are among the companies that are likely to beat estimates, according to the firm.

16/04 Aussies told to buy Indonesian rupiah for Bali now

Australians heading to Bali are being told to consider exchanging their money now — with the market rate for Indonesian rupiah hitting the highest it has been since August last year.

15/04 Drogheda’s brush with greatness: Rory’s Masters win revives local portrait pride

As Rory McIlroy slipped into the coveted green jacket after his long-awaited victory at Augusta, few in Drogheda were more delighted than local artist Deirdre McCullough, who holds a special connection to the golfing star through her artwork.

15/04 Ramsgrange students gear up for Junk Kouture national final

Sustainability and creativity were at the forefront of the Transition Year Junk Kouture programme in Ramsgrange Community School this year as seven separate groups battled for a coveted spot in the national finals which will be held in the 3 Arena in Dublin later this year.

14/04 See inside five-bedroom Wexford property with outdoor picnic space on the market for €595,000

A beautiful property surrounded by landscaped grounds including well-tended gardens, sheds and an outdoor picnic space in the Ramsgrange area of Co. Wexford, has been recently added to the list of available homes to buy from Sherry Fitzgerald Radford.

13/04 Wexford teacher awarded prestigious Mentor of the Year award from top Dublin university

A Wexford woman has been awarded the prestigious recognition of Mentor of the Year with DCU’s Career Mentoring programme.

13/04 Popular Wexford teachers with 150 years of service are bid a fond farewell at retirement party

It was a night to be remember for the staff of CBS New Ross as they gathered to mark the retirement of their colleagues from the school.

13/04 Letters: If Mick O’Dwyer hadn’t listened to me, Kerry might have beaten Dublin

Sir — It seems everyone who spent any time in Mick O’Dwyer’s company has a scéal to tell. I am no exception.

12/04 Kentucky lands quartet, Conwell heads to Louisville, UCLA adds 3 transfers, Michigan adds 1

Kentucky coach Mark Pope dipped into the transfer portal on Friday, adding a quartet of players with former Pittsburgh point guard Jaland Lowe, Alabama forward Mouhamed Dioubate and Tulane guard Kam Williams and Arizona State forward Jayden Quaintance. Lowe spent two seasons at Pitt, averaging 13.3 points, 4.3 assists and 3.5 rebounds in 64 games w...

11/04 Ross Gerber, Tesla shareholder, on the crisis initiated by Elon Musk: "The brand is broken and may not have a solution"

Tesla's crisis does not stop growing in recent weeks, with multiple sabotage teslas, demonstrations in concessionaires and high statements of each other. The last to jump to the fore has been Ross Gerber, one of Tesla's greatest shareholders through its investment fund, which sees how its asset is devalued without remedy. ...

11/04 Wexford school showcases children’s involvement in a variety of programmes during open evening

New Ross Educate Together National School recently held an open evening, giving families the opportunity to visit the school, meet staff, and learn more about what the school offers children in the community.

11/04 RBA boss pours cold water on rate cut theory

Amid predictions of a potential double rate cut in May, with economists forecasting that Australian homeowners’ mortgage repayments could be slashed due to the United States’ ongoing trade war, Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has cast doubt on such a scenario.

10/04 ‘Cruel’: Council’s crackdown on homeless

Footage has revealed the moment unhoused people had their tents thrown into garbage trucks as a Brisbane council cracks down on “illegal” homeless camping on public land.

10/04 World-famous darts champion to get locals in a quiver as he takes centre stage in Wexford pub

A world-famous darts champion will be hoping to score a bullseye in a busy Wexford pub this summer.

10/04 Wexford man who tended to grounds of JFK Arboretum for three decades hangs up his boots

Having proudly tended to the grounds of JFK Memorial Park and Arboretum for a remarkable 30 years, Mattie Furlong from Arthurstown has hung up his work boots and undertaken his next venture into retirement.

09/04 PM’s secret weapon in Trump tariff fight

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will lead engagement with the United States over President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs if Labor is re-elected, the Prime Minister has said.

08/04 Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls: Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Eli Lilly, Charles Schwab, Netflix & more

Here are Tuesday's biggest calls on Wall Street.

08/04 Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Levi Strauss, UnitedHealth, Marvell, Broadcom and more

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.

07/04 Wexford students create sustainable Christmas decoration which won them a spot in national competition

AKA Woodcraft, an enterprise group made up of three transition year students from Ramsgrange Community School, has been showcasing innovation through their handcrafted decorations which they have been selling both locally and nationally.

07/04 Real reason for US stock market collapse

I love the smell of a market crash in the morning.

07/04 Rhapsody in blue as Leinster attack finally fires on all cylinders

Tyler Bleyendaal can take a lot of credit for the lovely shape and potency of Leinster’s attacking display

07/04 ‘Does he think we’re idiots’: AFL great torches coach in blistering rant

AFL great Tony Shaw has delivered a blistering rant in the wake of Geelong coach Chris Scott’s recent remarks.

06/04 See pictures from Horeswood confirmation day

Pupils from Horeswood NS made their Confirmation recently, with photographer Mary Browne on hand to capture all of the joy of the occasion.

06/04 Age Friendly expo in New Ross had plenty to offer

An age-friendly exhibition was held recently in New Ross which was a very popular and well-received event located in the Youth Centre on Nunnery Lane.

04/04 EastEnders' Ross Kemp and Kelly Holmes kick off VE Day parties

Ross Kemp and Dame Kelly Holmes kick off VE day parties on warship flight deck

04/04 Protest planned outside former Wexford hotel after plans to turn building into an IPAS were revealed

A protest against the proposed centre for International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS) in New Ross, Co Wexford, has been planned for Saturday, April 5.

04/04 Emirates brings insane first class to Australia

Emirates has debuted a retrofitted aircraft in Australia for the first time, which means passengers down under can now book the airline’s ‘First Class Game Changer’ suites on flights in and out of one Aussie city.

03/04 ‘Nonsense’: Coach drops twist in AFL storm, outs his own player

Cats coach Chris Scott has dropped another twist in the Oscar Allen storm, telling any aggrieved West Coast players to suck it up.

03/04 Elon Musk loses £6.1bn in a day - still world's richest person by £137bn

The world's richest man has seen his net worth tumble in the last 24 hours, losing some £6.1 billion.

03/04 Two retailers could end up beneficiaries of tariffs, says Citi in upgrade

Citi analyst Paul Lejeuz upgraded shares of both TJX Companies and Ross Stores to a buy rating from neutral.

03/04 ‘Blown out of proportion’: Bus driver speaks out on Virginia Roberts Giuffre collision

The school bus driver involved in a collision that allegedly left Virginia Roberts Giuffre with life-threatening injuries has spoken out about the accident.

03/04 New Ross Drama Workshop gears up to perform Arthur Miller’s powerful drama ‘A View from the Bridge’

Launching into a new year of drama adventures, and following on from the box office hit production of Moll by John B. Keane, directed by Kate O’Keeffe, the New Ross Drama Workshop will be taking its upcoming production of Arthur Miller’s classic play, A View from the Bridge, to the stage at St. Michael’s Theatre.

02/04 North Dakota mayor resigns after sending lewd video to city attorney by mistake

The mayor of Minot, North Dakota, has resigned after an investigation into him sending a lewd video to the city attorney by mistake.

02/04 Ontario Premier Ford: Canada Will Drop All Tariffs if Trump Does

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday on CNBC's "Squawk Box" that if President Donald Trump removes tariffs, Canada will drop all of their tariffs. | Clips

02/04 Celebrating fact-checking around the globe

Every year fact-checkers celebrate and highlight their work on April 2. The event was started in 2016 by the International Fact-Checking Network at the Poynter Institute.

02/04 Four decades of handball success for Wexford player following doubles All-Ireland win

Templeudigan Handball Club was given reason for celebration as they welcomed yet again another All-Ireland title to the club at the foothills of White Mountain.

02/04 New Ross locals hit the right notes at Daffodil Day fundraiser

Louise Furlong at Lu Lu's Boutique was one of many to host a fundraiser last Friday, March 28, in association with Daffodil Day to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society.

01/04 Taiwan Accuses China of Using Fake Companies to Hire Intel, Microsoft Staffers

The Investigation Bureau of Taiwan’s Department of Justice accuses China of creating fake companies to hire top technology experts.

01/04 Popular New Ross family run take-away closes its doors after 35 years

The Golden Grill, after 35 successful business years, closed its doors to customers for the last time on Tuesday, April 1 as Ger and Brigid Martin bid farewell to their customers in the Irishtown.

01/04 Shock number of Aussies who regret their jobs

More than half of all millennial and Gen X workers regret their career choices and would pursue a different path in life if they could have their time over again, fresh research from a leading employment company suggests.

01/04 Horeswood Musical Society to stage ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’

This week, Campile Hall will be the host to one of the most colourful and energetic pieces of theatre the Horeswood Musical Society has performed, as this year’s production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – The Musical, guarantees to entertain audiences of all ages, whilst also aiming to raise proceeds for a special needs class for children with autism.

01/04 Wexford native Martin enjoys surprise birthday party during trip home

There was a wonderful surprise awaiting Martin McDonald on his most recent visit to his hometown, New Ross from Hemel Hempstead in England where he now resides.

01/04 ‘No way’: AFL rocked by night of trade bombshells

Port Adelaide and West Coast nightmares are beginning to take shape as a number of trade report bombs dropped on Monday night.

31/03 Elon Musk is destroying Tesla’s brand with erratic and divisive behaviour, experts say

Elon Musk’s increasingly erratic and divisive behaviour has thrust Tesla into a crisis, with sales plunging across the globe and used cars flooding the market.

30/03 Russian doctors create a way to predict the complications of open heart operations

Russian doctors create a way to predict the complications of open heart operations

30/03 New Ross homes now have access to fibre broadband

Over 3,400 Wexford homes, businesses and farms near New Ross can now connect to fibre broadband through the National Broadband Ireland network.

30/03 New Ross Pipe Band enjoy trip to Cherbourg in France

The New Ross and District Pipe Band has just returned from what they perceived as “a very successful and enjoyable” weekend visit to Cherbourg in France.

30/03 Letters: Our elected representatives are acting like unruly toddlers

Sir — The “holy show” in our national parliament last week was a most unedifying spec­tacle and has made us a laughing stock around the world.

29/03 The little island plagued by invasions that's a haven for dark tourism

The island bears eerie reminders of its tumultous history, scarred by brutal prison conditions and a natural disaster.

29/03 Outrage as shocking fly-tipping discovered at Baltray Estuary

Shocking scenes of illegal dumping at the picturesque Baltray Estuary have sparked outrage with Independent Drogheda Rural Councillor Declan Power calling the illegal dumping a “disgraceful act of environmental vandalism.”

28/03 Visiting restrictions for New Ross Community Hospital in place as Mother’s Day plans postponed

Visiting restrictions have been put in place at New Ross Community Hospital due to the spread of an infection.

28/03 Wexford skipper to offer special sailing to raise funds for New Ross RNLI

The skipper of the Barrow Princess will host a fundraising event in aid of the RNLI New Ross branch before launching its new season.

28/03 Large whale spotted in shallow waters off the Wexford coast

A large sperm whale was spotted near Arthurstown, Co Wexford on Tuesday close to the Waterford Estuary.

28/03 See inside spacious Wexford property with impressive sea views which has a price tag of €645,000

A unique coastal property with impressive sea views and a generous modern space is now on the market in south county Wexford.

27/03 Louthl man takes on Camino Challenge in memory of dad, raising funds for support cancer

Louth man Sam Bingham is set to walk 110 kilometres of the Camino de Santiago in Spain this week to honour his late father and raise funds for the Gary Kelly Cancer Support Centre in Drogheda.

27/03 Tenure school marks World Down Syndrome Day with heartfelt “Lots of Socks” celebration

Last Frdiay the pupils and staff of Scoil Naomh Buithe, Tenure, came together in a colourful and joyful way to mark World Down Syndrome Day through the Lots of Socks campaign, a global initiative that celebrates inclusion and raises awareness of Down Syndrome.

27/03 Wexford secondary school is granted special sanctuary status to highlight inclusive spirit

There were celebrations in St. Mary’s Secondary School as it was awarded the much-coveted status as Schools of Sanctuary Champion School, being the first school to receive the accolade in New Ross.

25/03 Lauren Pattison: ‘One gig was so bad I tried to leave without being paid’

The comic on idolising Russell Howard, spending summer away from the Edinburgh fringe and lying to cabbies

22/03 As consumer confidence dips, off-price retailer TJX remains a top stock to own

TJX's ability to purchase new inventory and quickly convert it into sales is a key part of the company's unique moat.

22/03 Golden boot crucial in St Kilda’s huge win

Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera’s golden boot saved St Kilda from a fast-finishing Geelong in a Saturday night thriller at Marvel Stadium.

21/03 Wexford student flew the flag for county at national level

A young secondary school student from Wexford continues to represent students across the county at the Comhairle na nÓg forums.

21/03 Wild footage of man bungee jumping off bridge

Wild footage of man bungee jumping off a bridge near Perth has gone viral on social media.

20/03 Confessions of a Bali flight attendant

There’s a dark side to working 30,000 feet in the air.

16/03 Why BBC scheduling blunder could cost Comic Relief MILLIONS

A source who used to work for the charity has revealed a BBC blunder could see a significant drop in audience figures for Comic Relief's telethon, which could negatively impact donations.

16/03 Wexford pharmacy staff wear denim for charity

The team at Campile Allcare Pharmacy dressed up in their best denim outfits recently to celebrate Denim Day for Dementia.

16/03 Ross Noble: ‘The weirdest place I have been recognised? During my vasectomy’

The British comedian on being shot into space by Jeff Bezos, his nightmarish run-in with a fan and the thing he loves most about Australia

14/03 Wexford musician ‘brings Dylan home’ as he prepares to recreate success of Oscar-nominated film

Still touring at the age of 83 and with an Oscar-nominated film in his honour, Bob Dylan is showing no signs of slipping quietly into obscurity. Although his latest ‘Rough and Rowdy’ tour has yet to see him schedule any Irish dates, those in need of their Dylan fix can enjoy the next best thing at St Michael’s Theatre, New Ross on Friday, March 28.

13/03 Australian Survivor star Ben explains his mysterious off-camera exit from the show

Australian Survivor contestant Ben Bylett has explained his mysterious exit from the show, after he abruptly disappeared in scenes that left viewers puzzled this week.

13/03 ‘Lethal’: Horror outbreak smashing US

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12/03 Healer admits supplying drug after retreat death

Respected wellness guru Diane Mathews has been fined $3000 after admitting she supplied magic mushrooms to a healing event where a woman died.

09/03 The gorgeous 3-mile UK beach with sand dunes overlooking an ancient castle

The spot is not as well-known as other beaches in the region, partly because it has no direct road access.

09/03 New Ross Drama Festival to get under way this week

NEW Ross Drama Festival has officially launched its programme for 2025 which will include eight nights of live drama on your doorstep in New Ross town in St. Michael’s Theatre.

08/03 Jessica Simpson suggests ex cheated in fiery new song

Jessica Simpson drags her estranged husband, Eric Johnson, in her emotional new song, Leave, after announcing their separation.

05/03 TJX could steal share from rivals as Trump tariffs kick in, says UBS — here's why

TJX is a high-quality defensive stock that's ideal to own in any economy, but particularly in this uncertain environment, Jim Cramer said.

04/03 Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: AeroVironment, CrowdStrike, Ross Stores and more

See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.

04/03 Nvidia shares jump, and Honeywell makes an acquisition despite breakup plan

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

03/03 See inside five-bedroom Wexford home with stunning sea views

A home in south county Wexford has become available on the property market that checks all the boxes from spacious, modern living and family comforts to a serene surround with beautiful views of the coast.

03/03 How Andrew Sachs's granddaughter finally found love with an 80s rocker

Georgina Baillie has been in a relationship for nearly a year now, yet still has the air of someone who has stepped onto a strange new planet.

02/03 Here are the 3 things we're watching in the stock market in the week ahead

Earnings from CrowdStrike, Broadcom and Costco are in focus. Jobs data also will command Wall Street's attention.

02/03 Young knowledge put to the test at New Ross Credit Union table quiz

New Ross Credit Union hosted its annual school table quiz on Sunday, February 9, at St. Mary’s Secondary School, which saw a resounding turnout from local primary school students choosing to put their smarts to the test that evening.

02/03 Ballyhack NS open evening attracts large numbers

THE future generations to grace the doors of St. Catherine’s National School, Ballyhack, in South Wexford took the opportunity to visit the school during the open evening held on Thursday, February 13, in advance of the upcoming school year as they familiarise themselves with their new surrounds.

28/02 Wall Street wanders into March with hopes of a recovery, but obstacles from jobs to tariffs loom

Macroeconomics will grow even more important next month, as traders move on from earnings and prepare for the Federal Reserve's next policy meeting.

24/02 Woman ‘critical’ after being airlifted to hospital following serious Wexford road crash

An air ambulance was called upon to transfer a casualty from the scene of an “extremely serious road traffic collision” on a rural Co Wexford road this afternoon which has resulted in three people being hospitalised, one of whom is fighting for her life.

23/02 Wexford secondary school drive towards pitch development goal with draw for electric car

A draw has been organised by St. Mary’s Secondary School, New Ross in an effort to raise funds for the development of a pitch at the school, as it remains to be one of the very few schools in the county without such a usable facility.

23/02 Wexford pupils celebrate 100 days of learning

On Monday, February 10, the pupils from senior infants and first class at Scoil Mhuire Horsewood celebrated 100 days of learning.

21/02 Harry Byrne highlights benefits of loan deals from time with Bristol Bears

The outhalf has got consistent game time, something that would not have been available to him had he remained at Leinster

20/02 Nearly 500 cat figurines stolen from Gordon Ramsay’s London restaurant

By Ramsay’s own estimate, he has lost more than £2,000 during one week in stolen maneki-neko cat models

19/02 ‘Sophisticated’ grow house operation shut down by New Ross gardaí as they seize cannabis worth over €80,000

Two suspects have been arrested in relation to the discovery of a cannabis grow house uncovered by gardaí in New Ross, County Wexford.

19/02 ‘Our primary duty is to entertain, but women and children were incarcerated in these rooms’ – Massive win for Small Things Like These at IFTAs

It was a great night at the Irish Film and Television Awards (IFTA) for everyone involved in the making of Small Things Like These as the film scooped three major awards on Friday.

19/02 Ross Byrne will leave Leinster after agreeing three-year Gloucester deal

29-year-old will bring an end to a 10-year career at Leinster as he looks for more playing opportunities

19/02 Wexford student honoured with prestigious UCD scholarship

A former student from Coláiste Abbáin in Adamstown was recognised at national level last week for her exceptional Leaving Certificate results.

19/02 Wada: 'Sinner is different from Doping'

Representative of the World Doping Prevention Agency (WADA), Mr. Ross Wenzel said the 3 -month period for banning Jannik Sinner did not have to be arranged in advance.

18/02 Wexford students gather for challenging maths quiz

Some of the brightest young minds in the South East were gathered in Ramsgrange Community School recently for the Irish Applied Mathematics Teachers Association (IAMTA) Junior Quiz.

18/02 Students work is showcased at Gusserane NS open evening

Parents, current students, and prospective students walked into Gusserane NS’s open evening to get an interactive taste of what the school has to offer.

18/02 Wild Trump move ‘scaring the RBA’

David “Kochie” Koch has weighed in on the state of Australia’s economy following the RBA’s long-awaited rate cut on Tuesday, throwing a few jabs Australia’s relations with the US and Donald Trump’s presidency in the process.

18/02 Wexford man picks up national award for his commitment to sport

A New Ross local has been named as the 2024 national recipient of the Volunteers in Sport Awards for County Wexford.

18/02 Co Kilkenny camogie club teams gather for night of celebrations after epic year

No fewer than five teams from Tullogher Camogie Club were presented with their winners’ medals as the curtain was brought down on 2024, a year which will live long in the memory of all the GAA brethren where the 80th anniversary of this august institution was celebrated in style.

17/02 Grandparents’ Day at Cushinstown NS is a great success

Cushinstown National School was filled with smiles and laughter last week as grandparents joined students for a heart-warming Grandparents’ Day celebration. The event, a much-loved tradition, brought generations together to share stories and memories and have plenty of fun.

17/02 Widow of Wexford man who died of rare cancer spearheads Irish awareness campaign – ‘I feel let down’

A young widow from New Ross who is left devastated among her three children following the death of her husband after his untimely death following a short but tough battle against a rare form of cancer has vowed to create awareness and assist others in Ireland who receive a similar diagnosis.

16/02 New CEO visits Wexford secondary school

New CEIST CEO, Maeve Mahon, visited St Mary’s Secondary School in New Ross last week as part of the school’s Ceiliúradh celebrations.

16/02 Wexford tractor run raises €3,000 for the community

A cheque was presented to both the Poulpeasty Hall committee and the Dreambig Foundation in New Ross totalling €3,000 thanks to a well-attended tractor run held in December.

16/02 New Ross boat club stalwart honoured at annual table quiz

Friday night saw a large turnout of current and past members, their families and friends at New Ross Boat Club’s annual table quiz at New Ross Rugby Club.

14/02 Kilkenny community alert group to hold meeting on crime prevention

An upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) is set out to focus on crime prevention in the Tullogher Rosbercon area.

14/02 New Ross Drama Festival to get under way next month

New Ross Drama Festival kicks off next month with eight nights of live drama at your doorstep in New Ross town in St. Michael’s Theatre.

13/02 Hampstead residents find fault with plan for 'noisy' padel courts

Well-to-do residents in Hampstead are rallying against the introduction of padel courts at a local tennis club which they claim will upset their 'tranquility and mental wellbeing'

13/02 New Ross student honoured at UCD entrance scholars awards

On Thursday, February 6, former CBS New Ross student, AJ Leacy, of the Leaving Cert Class of 2024, was acknowledged at the the UCD Entrance Scholars Awards Ceremony.

13/02 Wexford paralympian chosen as Grand Marshal for St Patrick’s Day parade

Preparations are under way for this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New Ross, with “Heroes” being the chosen theme for this year with Paralympic winner Linda Kelly set to line out as the Grand Marshal.

12/02 Wexford students given insight into life of gardaí during TY work experience

Students from Enniscorthy and New Ross were put through their paces during their transition year work experience week with An Garda Síóchana.

11/02 Door open for taxpayers to own Rex Airlines

The Albanese government has left the door open for taxpayers to acquire failed regional airline Rex after the carrier was placed into voluntary administration last year.

11/02 Wexford pupils launch podcast to hone public speaking skills

Members of Gusserane national school’s student council have been bitten early by the podcasting bug, launching their own show on their school website.

11/02 TV show scrubbed after fake home ‘buyers’ outed

Channel 9 has scrubbed a holiday house hunting show from its website after it was revealed some of the “buyers” featured were acting and already owned the luxury properties.

10/02 Wexford school hosts two open events to showcase facilities

The doors of Catherine McCauley Junior School were opened to families of perspective students recently for its annual open day.

10/02 Open evening at Cushinstown NS is a great success

The open evening at Cushinstown NS was a fantastic success, providing visitors with a chance to explore everything the school has to offer. The event was well attended by prospective students and their families, who were eager to discover what makes the school such a special place.

10/02 Wexford butchers win gold and silver at the National Irish Steak Challenge

Butchers across Co Wexford have been honoured with gold and silver medals at the National Irish Steak Challenge. Taking place at The Champions Hall, The Curragh, Co. Kildare, the competition was broken down into three categories: fillet steak, ribeye steak and striploin steak. And Wexford meat producers were winners in all three categories with Butchers Best in New Ross taking gold in the striploi

10/02 Children lead the way as schools prepare for 80th anniversary of VE Day celeb...

As the bunting goes up and excitement builds, schools across the UK prepare to honour The Greatest Generation in an historic celebration.

09/02 Permission sought from Wexford County Council for new Assisted Living Scheme in New Ross

The Affordable Housing Company (TAHC) has submitted a planning application for an Assisted Living Scheme in New Ross that will provide support and care services and accommodation to people over the age of 55.

09/02 Wexford tractor run raises €5,250 for local day care centre

A tractor run that took place in Arthurstown not only attracted 180 vehicles, but raised an incredible €5,250 for the St Louis Day Care Centre.

09/02 Overheard: How Senator Aubrey McCarthy befriended murderer Catherine Nevin

Plus: Still waiting for Shane Ross to dish the dirt on RTÉ; ex-Ireland player’s country house plans hit a brick wall and team Trump take aim at an Irish ‘DEI musical’

07/02 Three generations of photographers who documented the history of New Ross are celebrated

There was a big attendance at New Ross Historical Society’s annual lunch recently to mark the milestone occasion where three generations of a family have played a key role in documenting the history of the town over the last 60 years.

07/02 Exclusive | Tom Brady had the ‘guts’ to bring back comedy roasts: Jeff Ross

It’s an ironic dichotomy. But it’s what makes Jeff Ross the best at what he does. 

06/02 Exclusive | A-list celebrities flocking to Jeff Ross, Jeff Beacher’s exclusive — and bizarre — Super Bowl shows

Jeff Ross and Jeff Beacher, two longtime friends, are taking over New Orleans for Super Bowl 2025 week.

06/02 Wexford student flies the flag for the county at European Parliament

Ramsgrange Community School student, Aoibhinn Doyle, recently travelled to Strasbourg in France to represent the Rotary Club of Wexford and Rotary Ireland at the EU Parliament.

05/02 Disgusting act amid deadly floods

Criminals have taken advantage of evacuation orders in areas of Far North Queensland rocked by the death of two people, leaving police “disgusted”.

05/02 HSE remain committed to development of New Ross Primary Care Centre

The Health Service Executive (HSE) has confirmed its ongoing commitment to the development of a new Primary Care Centre (PCC) in New Ross, Co. Wexford as the operational lease model has been re-advertised for E-Tender.

05/02 Wexford mother to set up foundation to provide respite care in the south east in memory of daughter

New Ross woman Helena Kehoe is in the process of setting up a foundation in memory of her daughter Annabelle, called Annabelle's Foundation, that will bring much-needed respite care to children and their families in the south east.

04/02 Two groups from Wexford school in the running to win Angus calves

Over the past few months, eight T.Y. students from Ramsgrange Community School entered the Angus Beef competition.

04/02 ‘Only in Townsville’: Aussie bloke’s monster catch in Queensland floods

One Aussie has found a silver lining to the horrific floods that have rocked the area.

04/02 Albo’s big move against Chinese AI app

Chinese AI disrupter DeepSeek will be banned on all Commonwealth systems and devices after national security and intelligence agencies determined the app poses an “unacceptable risk” to government technologies.

04/02 Cushinstown Ploughing Association celebrates 50 years

Over 100 people involved with Cushinstown Ploughing Association gathered in the Horse and Hound in Ballinaboola on Sunday night, January 26, to celebrate 50 years together.

04/02 Decision on McDonalds restaurant moving to New Ross set to be delayed by months

The decision by Wexford County Council on whether McDonald’s will open in New Ross, Co. Wexford could be delayed by up to six months.

04/02 ‘Threat’: Shock Aussie move on Trump

The Greens are poised to move an urgent motion to denounce US President Trump as a “threat to Australia and the world”, with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles set to travel to Washington DC to meet with his US counterpart, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.

03/02 ‘Devastation’: Thousands without power amid floods

More than 7000 homes have been left without power and supermarket supplies are being rationed as deadly floods batter Far North Queensland.

03/02 See pictures from grandparents’ day at Ramsgrange NS

As part of Catholic Schools Week, Ramsgrange National School welcomed some very special visitors to their school on Wednesday, January 22, as they celebrated National Grandparents’ Day.

03/02 Wexford club drives home the importance of road safety to students with ‘shock approach’

Members of Wexford An Garda Síochana joined forces with the Wexford Rotary Club and Wexford County Council to educate students across the county on road safety.

03/02 New Ross woman celebrates ‘life changing’ €35,000 win

A woman living in New Ross has found herself to be the lucky winner of a €35,000 giveaway from a competition run by a company local to Waterford, Blaa Giveaways.

03/02 Fans fear for Justin Bieber in new photos: ‘Very concerning’

Fears continue to grow for Justin Bieber after he stepped out in New York looking dishevelled over the weekend.

02/02 Memorial road run in New Ross raises €4,400 for local groups

The Francis Stafford Memorial All-Vehicle Christmas Light Up Road Run, which took place on December 22 seen more than 100 vehicles taking part, making for a very successful year.

31/01 Aussie city smashed by torrential rain

Emergency services have deployed multiple rescue crews around the North Queensland region of Townsville as flash flooding and torrential rain pounds the area.

31/01 FIFO worker reveals brutal reality of $140,000 salary

An Aussie FIFO worker has revealed why he still doesn’t feel like he is getting ahead, sparking a debate about salaries in 2025.

31/01 Concert in memory of two Graiguenamanagh men raises over €13,000 for the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust

There was a massive turnout in the Abbey Hall, Graiguenamanagh, on Saturday night for a fundraising concert in aid of the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust with over €13,000 raised so far.

31/01 Death trap lurking in Aussie economy

ANALYSISAs the undeclared election campaign continues to be waged by the Albanese government and the Coalition, the issue of jobs and the labour market has emerged as a key battleground. Amid headlines of record levels of non-market jobs growth, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and other senior government figures have been out there in medialand attempting to make the case that Labor has done a good job wit

30/01 Festivals in Ireland 2025: From Longitude to All Together Now - a guide to 80 of the best

From Brigit and Dublin Lunar New Year to Culture Night, Space Week and Cork Jazz Festival, here’s our round-up of cultural showcases to catch this year

30/01 Funeral of Kilkenny man who died in Vancouver to take place on Monday – ‘We will never forget the smiles, laughs and stories shared with him

A sense of sadness and shock continue to fill the community as the funeral arrangements have been put in place for the late Brendan (Benny) Meany, Vancouver Island, Canada and formerly of Clodiagh, Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny, who died suddenly in his home on Monday, January 13.

29/01 Ceann Comhairle invites Wexford students to perform traditional Irish music in Leinster House for St Brigid’s Day

Ceann Comhairle and Wexford TD, Verona Murphy, has invited students from Danescastle National School to celebrate St Brigid’s Day with her in Leinster House on Thursday, January 30.

29/01 Louth EuroMillions players urged to check their numbers after winning lotto ticket sold in Drogheda

A National Lottery player in Louth is celebrating an incredible win after matching all five numbers in last night’s EuroMillions Plus draw, securing a life-changing prize of €500,000. The player purchased their ticket on Friday, January 24, from Centra, The Mell, Drogheda. The winning numbers in the EuroMillions Plus draw (Tuesday, 28th January) were: 4, 15, 24, 30 and 45.

29/01 ‘My heart is broken into a million pieces’ – Wexford mother thanks community for their support after her daughter (8) is fatally assaulted

The mother of the late Malika Noor Al Katib (8) who died tragically in her home in December 2024, has expressed her gratitude to the entire New Ross community for the support shown during an unimaginable time.

29/01 Quirky e-kiosk shop in Wexford is the first of its kind in Ireland

A new business venture in the Irishtown, New Ross, has attracted attention from across the nation as the country’s first-ever fully fitted kiosk-based shop opens to customers.

29/01 ‘Crash wages’: Billionaire’s grim AI call

The world’s billionaires are crying foul after watching trillions of dollars wiped off AI stocks this week. But will you, after hearing what they want as their investment return?

29/01 Massages, doggy day care’: Workers reveal the wild perks they’ve wrangled

Employees are no longer just asking for pay rises, they are requesting extra perks at their annual reviews.

28/01 See pictures from grandparents’ day in Co Kilkenny school

Scoil Mholainge Listerlin was filled with laughter and warmth as students celebrated Grandparents' Day on Wednesday, January 22, having invited their beloved grandparents for a special day of prayer, discussion, and shared memories.

28/01 Two members of New Ross boat club scoop national awards

Two members of New Ross Boat Club were recognised at national level last weekend as Rowing Ireland hosted its prestigious Olympic Celebration and annual awards night.

28/01 Fiji to provide ‘tough’ test for Wallabies

The Wallabies will warm up for this year’s three-Test series against the British and Irish Lions with a game against Fiji in Newcastle on July 6.

27/01 Teen charged with murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross appears in court

Leo Ross died last week after being stabbed in the stomach, with a 14-year-old subsequently arrested and charged with his murder.

27/01 Leaning utility poles in Louth pose safety risk amid Storm Éowyn

Drogheda Rural Independent Councillor Declan Power has urged Louth County Council to tackle the growing issue of leaning utility poles across the county in the aftermath of storm Éowyn. He has called for immediate collaboration with telecommunications provider Eir to audit and resolve the problem, which is increasingly evident in rural areas.

27/01 Skyhooks guitarist forced to cancel gigs after shock cancer diagnosis as band soars back into the charts

Legendary Skyhooks guitarist Bob “Bongo” Starkie has been tragically diagnosed with aggressive leukaemia just as the beloved band blasted back into the charts with their iconic Living in the 70s album.

27/01 Concerns grow in New Ross as more discarded needles found in residential area

The residents and business on the outskirts of New Ross, Co. Wexford have become increasingly worried as syringes have again been inappropriately disposed of in public areas.

27/01 See inside the family home in south Wexford village offering ‘fantastic living space’ for €365,000

A house which is said to be fit for royalty by its Irish translation, Dún A Rí, has become available on the property market.

26/01 10 favorite stocks from Bank of America research for 2025

Bank of America's top stock picks for the year ahead span a wide range and industries and include Nvidia and Ross Stores.

26/01 Wexford musician raises over €1000 for Fethard RNLI – ‘It will help us continue to save lives at sea’

In the lead up to Christmas, local musician, James Power decided to take on the challenge of performing 12 Gigs of Christmas, to raise funds for the non-profit organisation, Fethard RNLI.

26/01 Wexford pharmacy staff on why they took the icy plunge for Women’s Aid

The staff at Campile Allcare Pharmacy continue to raise funds for Women’s Aid and last week braved the cold elements of Baginbun Beach.

25/01 Boy, 14, charged with murder of 12 year old Leo Ross in Birmingham

The family of 12-year-old Leo Ross said he was "an amazing, kind, loving boy" who was "loved so much by everyone", in a statement released by West Midlands Police.

25/01 Eight Wexford students receive prestigious entrance awards from Trinity College Dublin

Eight Wexford students were among the 593 first years who were awarded prestigious Entrance Exhibition Awards for the 2024/5 academic year from Trinity College Dublin. ?

25/01 Ross Ulbricht Breaks Silence after Donald Trump's Pardon

"Donald Trump is a man of his word," the Silk Road founder said in a video published on X hours after release from prison.

24/01 Tax refunds may see modest upside this season — and these stocks could benefit, Wolfe says

Tax season officially starts on Monday, and a group of stocks may get a boost if refunds come in higher, the firm said.

24/01 Trump pardons Ross Ulbricht, founder of the largest drug market on the Deep Web

Donald Trump pardons Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, after serving 11 years in prison for drug trafficking and money laundering crimes. This pardon generates debate about legality and ethics.

24/01 Young Wexford piper plays her way to national finals after delivering masterful performance

It was a great weekend for the New Ross and District Pipe Band as one of their youngest members took home silverware and also progresses to compete at the national final next month.

24/01 Funeral of Wexford motorcyclist who died in crash hears how he adored his family, music and bikes

The sudden passing of Anthony Redmond was deeply felt by all his loved ones who attended his funeral service on Thursday, January 23, as they were reminded of the things he valued most in his life.

24/01 HSE cancels appointments, clinics and day services in Wexford due to Storm Éowyn

The HSE has advises there will be a significant disruption to services in Wexford and other hospitals, due to status red weather warning and severe winds that Storm Éowyn will bring.

23/01 He was sentenced to die in prison but Silk Road founder is now walking free

The mastermind behind the “Silk Road” online marketplace that facilitated millions of dollars of drug sales has been given a full and unconditional pardon by US President Donald Trump.

23/01 Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick says bank will work with U.S. regulators on offering crypto

Morgan Stanley, a juggernaut in the wealth management industry, has been repeatedly ahead of its peers when it comes to crypto.

23/01 ‘Zero-tolerance approach’ needed to combat ‘epidemic’ of illegal dumping in Wexford

Illegal dumping across the New Ross district has been raised again by local residents and councillors as they express their disgust at having unwanted rubbish across their district.

22/01 Storm Éowyn status red in Wexford: Closure of N25 bypass bridge, schools and businesses expected

As counties across the nations prepare to brace speedy winds from Storm Éowyn this coming Friday, January 24, plans are under way in Wexford to ensure teams are on the ground and ready to respond to incidents across the district.

22/01 Boy, 12, stabbed to death named for first time as school pays tribute

The West Midlands force said he was stabbed in the stomach and found near Scribers Lane in Hall Green.

22/01 Jamie Dimon says the U.S. stock market is 'kind of inflated’

The American stock market is in the midst of a multi-year bull run.

22/01 Trump pardoned him.. What do you know about the founder of a notorious website on the Dark Web?

US President Donald Trump announced that he had signed a full and unconditional pardon for Ross Albricht, who ran the Silk Road website, a website on the dark web that sells drugs and deals in illegal matters.

22/01 He was running the Silk Road.. Why did Trump pardon Ross Ulbricht?

He was running the Silk Road.. Why did Trump pardon Ross Ulbricht?

22/01 Trump also pardoned Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, who was sentenced to life in prison

With a spectacular pardon, Donald Trump fulfilled a campaign promise as US President. What does this have to do with the crypto industry’s hopes for the Republican’s second term?

22/01 New Ross Integrate Dance Group shortlisted for prestigious national award – ‘They blew me away’

An initiative in New Ross for adult learning has been acknowledged and shortlisted for a prestigious national award.

22/01 Trump pardons founder of Silk Road website

President Donald Trump has pardoned Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, an underground website for selling drugs.

21/01 Charlamagne tha God Slams Hypocrisy from Leftists Outraged over Rappers Who Performed at Trump Inauguration

"The Breakfast Club" radio show co-host Charlamagne tha God has called out the "hypocrisy" of leftists expressing outrage over several prominent rappers who performed during the recent inauguration festivities for President Donald Trump, saying the anger would be better directed at Democrat elites who lied to the American people during the campaign.

21/01 ‘They’ve taken down all the signs’ – Fears for over 300 jobs at Wexford financial firm

Concerns over the potential closure of BNY Mellon’s Wexford branch are growing as employees become increasingly worried over their job security.

21/01 Memorial cup raises valuable funds for New Ross Search and Rescue in emotional fundraiser

On Monday, January 13, the players and supporters of New Ross Celtic AFC headed to their clubhouse to greet the members of the New Ross River Search and Rescue to present them with a cheque from funds raised during the first annual Johnny Mullett Memorial Cup.

21/01 Seminar will show New Ross businesses how to take full advantage of sustainable energy supports

New Ross Sustainable Energy Community, in conjunction with the Climate Action Team of Wexford County Council and the Local Enterprise Office, is hosting an energy seminar for businesses in the New Ross district.

20/01 ‘They’ve taken down all the signs’ – hundreds of Wexford staff fearing the worst at financial firm

Concerns over the potential closure of BNY Mellon’s Wexford branch are growing as employees become increasingly worried over their job security.

20/01 Popular New Ross photographer to speak about a lifetime of memories at historical society lunch

The New Ross Historical Society will host its annual lunch in the Horse & Hound Hotel, Ballinaboola on Sunday, January 26, with a very special guest speaker.

20/01 Wexford County Council give glamping pods the green light

Planning permission has been granted for a site to be developed with glamping pods and hot tubs.

19/01 ‘Been misled’: Nine hosts defend Tony Jones over Djokovic interview boycott

Nine broadcasters have defended Tony Jones, declaring Novak Djokovic’s response to the veteran broadcaster’s comments as simply a case of a sense of humour lost in translation.

19/01 Ross Announces Closing of These 2 US Branches Ahead of 49-Cent Liquidation

The Ross Dress for Less clothing store chain has announced the closure of two branches as part of a liquidation plan that will offer prices of up to US$0.49.

19/01 Two Kilkenny men who died abroad to be remembered at fundraising concert

A fundraising concert in aid of two remarkable men from Graiguenamanagh, Co Kilkenny, is already a sell out.

19/01 Two events in New Ross to raise funds for RNLI

Two major events in the RNLI calendar will be fast approaching as the annual flag day around New Ross is marked for Saturday, January 25 and the Church gate collection will follow on Sunday, January 26.

19/01 ‘Not a normal thing to do’: Star attacks coach in wild NFL incident

An NFL player has been captured sensationally shoving one of his own coaches in the opening minute of the divisional round playoff game between the Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs.

18/01 Snoop Dogg, Rick Ross Attend Pre-Inauguration Crypto Ball -- Both Fantasized About Killing Trump

Rappers Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross appeared at the pre-inauguration "Crypto Ball" on Friday -- signaling a change of heart for both rappers after they | Entertainment

17/01 Tributes pour in for Kilkenny man who died in Canada

A Kilkenny man in his 30s has died in Vancouver, Canada sending shockwaves around the village of Inistioge where he hailed from.

15/01 Steve Smith, Lachlan Shaw’s freak fielding end Adelaide Strikers’ BBL finals hopes

A superb half-century by Steve Smith has helped dash the Adelaide Strikers’ Big Bash finals hopes, the Sydney Sixers chasing down their target with just one ball remaining in a thriller at Adelaide Oval.

15/01 Ross Antony reveals how he lost 27kg in just one year

Up to 110 kilos, down to 83: Ross Antony slimmed down to his comfortable weight in just one year. His recipe for success: fewer meals, more exercise and a husband who follows suit.

14/01 Father of murdered daughter (8) to be transported to Wexford court for next sitting – ‘The investigation team is working very hard’

A man charged in connection with the murder of his eight-year-old daughter in New Ross in December was further remanded in custody after appearing via video link at Wexford District Court on Monday.

14/01 Plan to turn former Kilkenny pub into houses refused after environmental and conservation concerns raised

A planning application to turn an “eyesore” pub into houses in a rural south Kilkenny village has been rejected by the county council.

13/01 Garda Commissioner gives approval for ‘chronically needed’ CCTV in New Ross

New Ross Municipal District Council has been given the green light to proceed with their plans for CCTV around the district by the Garda Commissioner.

13/01 South East agri-motor business pays emotional tribute as they mark 65 years – ‘It’s been an honour to build on her legacy’

Murphy’s Motors, one of the South East’s most popular tractor and farm machinery traders, held an open evening at its Glenmore depot last week, to mark its 65th anniversary in business.

12/01 Hard blow for Huancayo! Carlos Ross leaves League 1 and signs for a club in Chile's second division

Carlos Ross will not continue at Sport Huancayo after three seasons and was made official as the new reinforcement of Deportes Copiapó, of Chile's Primera B.

12/01 Letters: Not all heroes wear capes, in fact they sometimes even milk the cows

Sir — As a farmer, and particularly one who is active on social media, I often feel like we can be negatively portrayed by the general public. The recent snowfall in Kerry has been a reminder of how essential farmers are to the fabric of our communities.

11/01 Records broken on crazy day of BBL pyrotechnics

Masterful Matt Short bludgeoned the fastest century in Adelaide Strikers history as his side posted a club record total to keep its finals hopes alive with a commanding 56-run win against the Brisbane Heat on Saturday night.

11/01 Kyogo Furuhashi double helps Celtic sink Ross County before late salvo

Kyogo Furuhashi scored twice playing as a makeshift winger as Celtic won 4-1 at Ross County to go 18 points clear at the top of the table

10/01 BBC star who appeared on Jonathan Ross show dies suddenly from flu

Entertainer Kerry Wilson, from Trentham, Staffordshire, lost her fight for life at the start of this year at the age of just 56.

10/01 Teenage friends brave freezing temperatures as they take the plunge for cancer charity

Two teenage boys, Kealan O’Carroll and Dylan Moran are in their fourth year of completing their Polar Bear Swim for various charities, and this year it meant plunging into the River Barrow at near freezing temperatures.

09/01 Here’s what Wexford students are presenting at this year’s BT Young Scientist exhibition

Three county Wexford schools have reached the exhibition stages of the most prestigious science competition in Ireland, BT Young Scientist, this week.

09/01 The Latest: The Golden Globes kick off award season

Hollywood got dressed up as the Golden Globes returned for its annual champagne-soaked celebration of film and television workers at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California. The show serves as the ceremonial start to the 2025 awards season. Two wildly audacious films — Brady Corbet’s 215-minute postwar epic “The Brutalist” and Jacques Audia...

09/01 TV star is preparing to pack up and flee his LA home amid wildfires

Ross King, 62, said his area in the Hollywood Hills has been told to evacuate as the Runyon Canyon wildfire - referred to as the sunset fire - is ripping through houses.

09/01 Wexford Able Disable Club and Blood Bikes South East benefit from Silvermines fundraiser

Silvermines Vintage Club held an All Vehicle Christmas Light Up Road Run last month in aid of Blood Bikes South East and Wexford Able Disable Club. With over 85 vehicles taking part, the run departed from Grantstown GAA complex and travelled through Carrig on Bannow, Wellingtonbridge, Clongeen and Foulksmills.

09/01 93-year-old farmer’s pride at seeing building dating back to 1885 newly renovated

It was with great delight and pride that 93-year-old Anthony Roche of Ballybeg House, New Ross spoke about having his farm building, originally built in 1885, newly renovated.

08/01 Panto preparations under way to welcome The Frozen Queen to New Ross

New Ross Pantomime Society takes to the stage this week with an all-new and much anticipated production of The Frozen Queen.

08/01 Drogheda woman climbing Kilimanjaro to raise money for Alzheimer’s care

Judith Chalmers McEneaney is gearing up for a challenge of a lifetime – climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for Drogheda’s Tredagh Lodge, a centre providing vital care for people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Her motivation comes from a personal place, as she has seen first-hand how the disease impacts sufferers and their families.

07/01 FTC Chair hopes Amazon, Facebook won't get 'sweetheart deal' from Trump in antitrust cases

Khan’s comments come as Amazon chairman Jeff Bezos and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg have made apparent efforts to curry favor with President-elect Donald Trump.

07/01 New Year’s Day arrow ceremony attracts large crowd to Hook Lighthouse

On New Year’s day, members of the Dunbrody Archers, local councillors and residents gathered at Hook Lighthouse Co. Wexford to participate in the age-old tradition of the arrow ceremony.

06/01 Wexford County Council admits ‘challenge’ in store to treat roads as cold snap set to continue

Wexford County Council (WCC) has admitted it will be “a challenge” to treat roads across the county this week after Met Éireann confirmed temperatures in the county will remain low until Friday night. With reports of widespread black ice throughout Wexford, the council has confirmed its gritters will be working every day to ensure roads remain passable.

06/01 Dillon’s Londis in Fethard-on-Sea reopens after refurbishment

Dillon’s Londis Fethard-on-Sea, Co. Wexford, recently celebrated the official launch of its newly refurbished store, where storeowner, David Dillon, welcomed customers and the local community to a Christmas-themed event to mark the occasion.

06/01 Dillon’s Londis in Fethard-on-Sea reopen after refurbishment

Dillon’s Londis Fethard-on-Sea, Co. Wexford, recently celebrated the official launch of its newly refurbished store, where storeowner, David Dillon, welcomed customers and the local community to a Christmas-themed event to mark the occasion.

06/01 Rural Wexford club receive funding for new walking track

A local football club in New Ross was on the receiving end of some great news this week for their club as major funding has been granted to them which will allow them to develop their existing site.

04/01 Letters: Oh, to have been a bohemian in those carefree Dublin days

Sir – What a riveting entertaining and well written piece by Liam Collins (‘Countess Joan proved there was sex in Ireland before the Late Late’, December 29).

04/01 Aston Villa achieved a 2-1 victory as host against Leicester City

Summary: Aston Villa achieved a 2-1 victory as host against Leicester City

03/01 Tourism gets a boost in Kilkenny as planning permission granted for new tourist hotspot

The tourism industry in Kilkenny is getting a boost as planning permission has been granted for the construction of a new tourist hotspot in South Kilkenny.

03/01 Wren Boy crowned during Lá an Dreoilín Celebrations

Many would usually associate December 26 with St. Stephen’s Day however, another celebration on the same date is Wren Day, or Lá an Dreoilín, in Irish.

02/01 People using ‘Euro’ method to save on groceries

If grocery shopping is an area of stress for you, you might want to go the Euro route.

02/01 Man to appear in court charged over death of Wexford man John ‘King’ O’Connor

Tributes have been paid to the Wexford man who was found dead at his home in New Ross on Tuesday.

02/01 Christmas concert in New Ross raises funds for Special Olympics

St. Mary’s Church of Ireland was the place to be last Thursday, where Trad House New Ross, a traditional Irish music group, while promoting music lessons that won’t break the bank, performed a variety of Christmas songs and trad music.

02/01 Piping and Drumming championships hit the right notes in New Ross

The New Ross and District Pipe Band welcomed the South East Solo Piping and Drumming Championships to New Ross for the first time last month.

01/01 Christmas Eve parade attracts hundreds of visitors to streets of New Ross

There were joyous scenes in New Ross on Christmas Eve when the New Ross & District Pipe Band staged their annual Santa parade with members of the New Ross FCA Pipe Band.

01/01 Defibrillator gives old phone box in Wexford a new lease of life

The addition of life-saving equipment to Slade Harbour has brought delight to many within the community, including Hook residents and members of the Hook Sub-Aqua Club alike.

01/01 Wexford’s Linda Kelly scoops another accolade

Katie-George Dunlevy, Ireland’s most decorated Irish Paralympic athlete, and her pilots Linda Kelly and Eve McCrystal claimed the top spot for Team of the Year Award 2024.