Tc 2504 01

ore homes in Co Wexford than any other newspaper

check out Page 3 for details

mestores celebrating 100 years seeREDMOND inside SWEENEY TODD

ticket fiascoFREE otest fears IN WEXFORD

REMEMBERED

Tony still a crowd-puller

page 10

page 2

It may be many years since he was a big star of Wexford hurling but Tony Doran demonstrated this week that he is still a crowd puller when a big

attendance showed up in the Riverside park Hotel in Enniscorthy on Monday night for the launch of his autobiography 'A Land of Men and Giants

Cllr. Frank Staples said counSo it was either a ticket affair cillors should have been inor no fireworks, the Wexford formed of the situation. ‘As District Director Tony Larkin councillors were are expected told councillors at their October meeting. He also revealed to know what is going on’, he Delivering declared.homes in Co. Wexford than any other newspaper that the Council had a veryto more Cllr. Ger Carthy revealed that good working relationship there had been problems with the Festival Opera and ford ISSUE 99 Apr. 26th 2018 Follow us on Facebook 053 9123527 meeting all the licencing conrecognised the massive conweek ditions in previous years and tribution the festival made to over on one occasion everything the local economy. eft in had not been sorted out until It appears that the desire to ems the 11th hour. open- preserve this relationship Cllr. Lisa McDonald deceived meant that council officials were reluctant to hang festival scribed the whole affair as a realPR disaster but she appealed bosses out to dry on the matfault to everyone to allow children ter. The result was that counby enjoy the event on closing cillors got the blame and they night and stay away rather vented their anger over the , who than cause difficulties. issue this week.

Mayor Jim Moore issued a Councillors Anthony Kelly toAbove:Tony similar plea calling for no and Davy Hynes led the obshares a joke so that charge.

Kelly said athe organ- a nastiness d to if theAli family was ‘given an the area at up to 30% would be ‘How do we avoid a Drumgoold public airing to people many ofcould the therewith plan to build €600,000 enjoy the family that inch’ isers had a fiasco’ hold which haveoccasion been raised three‘created unit housing solu- concerns too high if the plan went ahead situation developing in BarnPendergast,The is thethe fireworks. over the Hynes of about ce in problems associated Cllr. Anthony Donohoe also and he said there were many town’. tiontickets for theand members Ballagh. Right: Director Services fact thatfamily councilks dis- anslammed puttingofthree moreTony traveller expressed concerns about the examples around the county of The traveller family in quesextendedthe traveller at with Tonyand with young Larkininsaid he believed the lors werewill never consulted on families anproposal said he was sup- the problems created when too tion presented as homeless a an area which already Barntown have to be votsupporter Ruth ticketing would be a once off the matter and he described it was ed through by councillors from has a high concentration of trav- porting the decision

by Wexford many traveller families were lo- year ago. Despite the social solution and would not be re- councillors was a the ‘slap in the face’ forfol- ellers. s at Fenlonto reject the plan. housing crises and long waiting outside Wexford District cated in one place. in 2018.Head of Hous- Cllr. Pip Breen said the con- This was a point also made by list they can move ahead of other publicthe representatives.

The Council’s lowing unanimous rejection peated

the ed condion t 8pm he

www.thechronicle.ie

Wexford and Gorey councillors say ‘no’ to Banrtown proposal

REVOLT OVER €600,000 PLAN TO HOUSE TRAVELLER FAMILY A

of the proposal by local councillors.

And the Wexford councillors have been joined in their opposition to the project by councillors in Gorey who voted six votes to one against the project.

There was no public discussion on the matter when it came years of beforeAfter Wexford councillors but their colleagues action in Gorey gave complaints is to be

ing, Padraig O’Gorman, who brought forward the plan said the sites being provided were larger than normal as specified under government guidelines for traveller specific accommodation.

Cllr. Robbie Ireton said there was plenty of space at the rear of the houses for a large number of Districtand Council caravans mobilethat homes and heretexturing warned they would appear of the surface

centration of traveller families in

Cllr. Malcolm Byrne who asked

people on the list because there

is a special budget for traveller specific accommodation and a legal requirement on the local authority to meet their needs.

The final decision on the matter will be made at the May meeting of the full Co. Council when a close vote on the matter is expected.

Main Street work may start before Christmas

taken to deal with the and the replacement of problem of Wexford Main some of the gullies, Street’s slippery surface. particularly in North There have been Main Street is planned. complaints for years The plan has not yet about people suffering been finalised but it could injuries on the street but start very soon and is there has never been an likely to take place before acceptance that there is Christmas. any problem with the Council officials are surface. Now, however, anxious to avoid any work to tackle the issue disruption of the retail may begin before trade and plan to Christmas. undertake the work either District Director Tony in the evening or with a TheLarkin Mahon Dance School held a fashion show in the each Ashdown Park in told the October 5.30am start Gorey but before things got underway Eddie Murphy and meeting of the Municipal morning.

dillons

JEWELLERS 6 NORTH MAIN STREET,WEXFORD

20% SALE on Engagement Rings Offer Valid for the month of May 2018

Megan O Brien decided to take a walk along the catwalk.

NATIONAL SHOWROOM

UP TO

50% OFF

SPRING OFFERS NOW AVAILABLE

Tom Doyle Supplies RETAIL AND COMMERCIAL

ends April 29th

Tom Doyle Supplies, Camolin, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.

Telephone 053 938 3700.

www.halotiles.ie

2

The Chronicle

news

Apr. 26th, 2018

REDMOND REMEMBERED 100 YEARS ON J ohn Redmond has long been considered the forgotten famous son of Wexford but local councillors were determined were determined to put that right with a series of official events to mark the centenary of his death in March. However, the best from the East blew the plans away and the actual centenary past on a weekend when snow brought everything i n the area to a standstill.

But the centenary was finally marked with a fitting civic ceremony albeit a month late.

Mayor Jim Moore led the civic ceremony at John Street in the afternoon but the day began with a Seminar at Wexford Library.

President Michael D. Higgins was in attendance at both events.

President Higgins delivered the opening address at the sem-

inar and he was joined by Mr Dermot Meleady who spoke on the topic ‘From Parnellite to National Leader”. Also on the podium was Mr Ronan McGreevy who delivered a paper on ‘John Redmond and World War One’ while Dr Martin O’Donoghue also contributed with his presentation ‘The Legacy of John Redmond’.

The seminar was followed with an afternoon Ceremony of Remembrance and Wreath Laying at the Redmond Mausoleum in St John’s Graveyard, John Street. Events got under way with a parade, led by a colour party from the 3rd Battalion, Irish Defence Forces, and which included members of the ONE Commodore John Barry Wexford branch, Mayor Moore was joined by members of the Bor-

At the Redmond Mausoleum in St John’s graveyard wreaths are place by Mayor Jim Moore, President Higgins, Dr.Mary Green and Minister Paul Kehoe

The scene at the official Civic Ceremony in John Street

ough District Council and Minister Paul Kehoe, who represent-

ed the government and Michael D’Arcy. TDs Brendan Howlin

President Higgins and Mrs Sabina Higgins with some of those who added the Seminar in Wexford Library

and James Browne were also in attendance.

Following the welcoming address by the Mayor and keynote speech by Minister Kehoe a series of wreath-layings took place at the Redmond Mausoleum with President Higgins laying a wreath on behalf of the State. A Minute’s Silence was followed by the Piper’s Lament played by the New Ross FCA Pipe Band, the playing of The Last Post, the raising of the national flag and Reveille.

Included in the celebrations was the launch of Talking History Wexford, an innovative smart audio facility, located at three well-known Wexford sites associated with the Redmond family. Using smart phone tech-

nology, Talking History Wexford tells the Redmond story in a new way – from the family’s perspective. Three Redmond sites have been given the gift of speech: the bust of Major Willie Redmond, located at Redmond Park, the Redmond family monument in Redmond Square and the Redmond Mausoleum in St John’s Graveyard.

Members of the public can swipe their smart phone on the purple plaque at each monuments and then accepting a call from a member of the Redmond family who will tell important elements of the Redmond story.

These monuments have been voiced by broadcaster Anne Doyle, actor Gary Lydon and playwright Billy Roche.

13 years old Harpist Mollie Carroll who performed at the ceremony is congratulated by and President Higgins

I 0 FINANCE 0

0

5 YEAR WARRANTY GethingS GARAGE

ENNISCORTHY, WEXFORD 053-923-3314

A PRO LIKE YOU

Models shown for illustrative purposes only. Lending citeria, T&C’s apply. Finance is provided by way of a Hire Purchase agreement. Cost of credit 0 with fixed rate. 48 month terms only. RRP excludes dealer charges. Finance example Doblo 1.4 95hp Petrol SWB RRP €14,707.85; Minimum 25% deposit €3,676.96; representative APR 0% HP Finance fixed; 48 monthly payments of €229.81; duration of agreement 49 months. You will not own the vehicle until final payment is made. Offer may be varied and withdrawn at any time. See fiatprofessional.ie for more information.

news

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

3

WEXFORD STUDENTS Work starts on €7.5m Johnstown WIN TOP ART PRIZES Castle project B uilding and improvement works have commenced on a €7.5m project at Johnstown Castle, Estate & Gardens, There will be significant conservation and upgrading works undertaken on the Castle itself, allowing it to be opened to the public and a new Visitor Centre is also being constructed on the property which is set in 120 acres. The new facilities will open in early 2019.

Teagasc, the owner of the property, is partnering with the Irish Heritage Trust and the Irish Agricultural Museum to secure the future of Johnstown Castle and its gardens, thanks to the generous support of Government. “We are delighted to report that in 2019 the Castle will be open to the public for the first time in thirty years”, said Tom Doherty of Teagasc. “We will be offering an exciting visitor experience with access to three floors of the castle, ac-

cess to the original servants’ tunnel and a new visitor centre with a café and shop. “We are also working on a new road layout which is safer for cars and buses as well as improved paths in the gardens and grounds,” he continued.

“Johnstown Castle, Wexford’s greatest surviving country estate, is a significant building of national importance and we are carrying out conservation works required to allow greater public access,

including essential repairs and electrical work,” said Clare McGrath of the Irish Heritage Trust. “Later it is hoped to refurbish the main rooms but in the meantime visitors can see inside the wonderful Castle for the first time in many years. We are delighted with the interest and passion local people have in this special place and we hope, as the project develops, everyone will find ways to get involved at the property to help us care for Johnstown Castle and share it with everyone,” she continued.

In the meantime the Johnstown Castle Gardens and the Irish Agricultural Museum are open for visitors where they can enjoy a nostalgic journey through Irish farming and social history, enjoy the stunning views or meander through the lush woodland gardens and around the lakes.

Visit www.johnstowncastle.ie to learn more.

Proud Winner: Callum Leonard (6), from Bunscoil Loreto Gorey, is a winner in this year’s 64th Texaco Children’s Art Competition. He is pictured with his prize-winning work entitled ‘Boy On Skateboard’ alongside his mother Tanya, father Brian and brother Riley (3). The picture was taken at a function to announce the top winners held in the Royal Hibernian Academy in Dublin.

F

our Wexford students have won top prizes in this year’s 64th Texaco Children’s Art Competition.

In the 6-years and under age category, first prize (€150) went to Callum Leonard (6), a pupil at Bunscoil Loreto Gorey,

for his work entitled ‘Boy On Skateboard’.

Other winners from Wexford, all of whom will receive a Special Merit Award, are Maya Rubin-Rahn (10), from Gorey Educate Together, Jamie Dunne (7), from Bunscoil Loreto Go-

rey and Jack Bates (5), from Artmakers, Kilmore.

Prizes will be presented at an awards ceremony in Dublin next month when all of the 126 top prize-winners will be in attendance.

4

The Chronicle

BARRELLS OF WASTE OIL DISCOVERED IN ROADSIDE CLEAN-UP

T

he scale of illegal dumping in rural areas has been laid bare by the voluntary efforts of locals who have come together to organise roadside clean-ups.

Cllr. Pip Breen reported to a meeting of Gorey District Council that one such clean-up, in his own areas of Killenagh, resulted in two full skip loads of rubbish being collected.

And he said much of what had been collected could have been placed in recycling bins but a wide variety of waste was collected including four cans of

news

Apr. 26th, 2018

waste oil.

He said stronger action and greater penalties and more publicity was required to deter offenders. ‘We can’t just keep cleaning up after them continuously. They need to be stopped’, he declared.

Cllr. Malcolm Byrne agreed and said it could not continue to be just about cleaning up. He said he wanted to see some offenders jailed.

And Cllr. Robbie Ireton highlighted another problem.

He said the street side bins in Courtown were emptied ev-

ery morning but they were full again of household rubbish by lunchtime Gerry Forde from the Council’s Environment Department said new legislation would give the Council the power to ask people for proof of how they disposed of their rubbish and this power would start to be used shortly.

Cllr. Marry Farrell said the real scale of the problem was exposed recently by the snow and when ditches were cut back leaving bags of rubbish visible along the roadsides.

Councillors lose the power to change speed limits

C

ouncillors in North Wexford experienced a ‘powerless’ feeling when it emerged that sustained efforts some of them had made over the past decade in relation to changes in speed limits at several rural location had been ignored when a comprehensive new speed limits policy for the entire county was being prepared.

In the past councillors had the power to recommend changes in the location of speed limits around villages and in other areas. However, over the past several years their efforts to effect specific changes had been met with a plea from officials to wait until an overall official policy on the matter was completed by the Department.

The last review of speed limits in the county was conducted ten years ago and one of those who has long campaigned for changes is the current Chairman of the Co. Council John Hegarty, who was first elected to the Council in 2009.

Cllr. Hegarty expressed his utter dismay when the new speed limits programme was finally presented at a meeting of the Gorey Municipal District Council. He discovered that most of the representations had

had made over the years were simply ignored and cannot now be implemented because they fall foul of departmental guidelines.

The irony is that if he had not been dissuaded by officials from pushing ahead with his proposals over the years many of the changes he wanted could have been in place ahead of the Department coming up with an overall plan which limits the powers of local councillors.

Cllr. Hegarty was particularly critical of a decision to omit one of three housing estates in Kilanerin village from the speed limit zone.

David Codd from the Council’s Engineering Department, who presented the programme to councillors said the department’s aim was to have consistency right across the county in relation to speed limits.

Cllr. Malcolm Byrne said the public should now be told that in reality councillors no longer had any power when it came to changing speed limits and all complaints and recommendations should be sent directly to transport Infrastructure Ireland.

All councillors had achieved over eight years cam-

paigning on speed limits was to have change made in respect of a single area, Killmuckridge village with twenty five other recommendations being ruled out.

Councillors had wasted their time making representations on speed limits, Cllr. Byrne claimed.

Cllr. Hegarty said councillors on the ground were more aware of road safety issues in local areas than people looking at lines on a map.

Cllr. Robbie Ireton was strongly critical of the decision not to proceed immediately with a reduction in the speed limit for all housing estates.

When it appeared that there was a fear that councillors in the district would reject the programme Mr Codd said if this happened no changes at all would take place on any rural roads or villages until the next review.

He also promises another review which would include a large number of additional housing estates within eighteen months.

Despite their serious misgivings this was enough to bring the councillors on side and they backed the programme.

Camolin traffic lights need upgrade

Brendan Kenny as Hickory/Tin Man, Grace Kehoe as Dorothy and Tomas Byrne as Hunk,Scarecrow in the recent Gorey Musical Society production of The Wizard of Oz.

T

he on-off traffic lights in Camolin village are causing huge problems for locals and the lack of lights are a serious road safety concern, Cllr.

Anthony Donohoe has claimed.

Cllr. Donohoe told a meeting

of the Gorey Municipal District Council that the lights were out of order and had been repaired but went out again within a week. ‘It’s a busy road with a lot of businesses and a many people trying to cross the road’.

Local Engineer, Neville Shaw confirmed that the lights had gone out of action again within a week of being repaired and he explained that they required an upgrade rather than repair and this was now being examined.

eople in North Wexford who are seeking rental accommodation in the North Wexford area with the assistance of rent assistance from the State are at a serious disadvantaged because the upper limit does not take account of high rents in the Gorey area.

Cllr. Joe Sullivan told a meeting of the Municipal Dis-

trict Council, that other counties were divided for the purposes of Housing Assistance payments with higher rates applying in parts of counties were rents were higher.

But in Co. Wexford a single rate applies for the entire county. ‘But rents in Duncormack are not the same as in Gorey. There is a difference and this should be

reflected in the HAP payments’, he insisted.

He said the Co. Council and all public representatives had not made a strong enough case to the Department to come up with a solution to what was a very serious problem for people seeking rental accommodation in North Wexford.

New lights spoil appearance of The RENTS IN GOREY AND Avenue, or do they? DUNCORMACK JUST DO NOT COMPARE A P wful, dreadful, disgusting, hideous. Those were just some of the words which Malcolm Byrne described to vent his anger over the appearance of new public lights which have been erected on Gorey’s recently refurbished Avenue.

As he continued to denounce the new lights he said he had no words to describe how terrible they were.

But Cllr. Mary Farrell disagreed suggesting there were

very few words left which could be used on top of what had already been uttered by Cllr. Byrne.

Cllr. Byrne even suggested that he would like to see the new lights removed such was the damage they were causing to the appearance of The Avenue.

But Cllr. Anthony Donohoe suggested that when the trees on The Avenue matured and grew leaves they would cover the lights and no one would see them.

But Chairman Joe Sullivan was not disturbed by the new lights ‘I never noticed them. Are they that bad?’ he asked.

‘They are vulgar, disgusting’. Repeated councillor Byrne.

Local Engineer Neville Shaw explained that the lights had been erected as part of a countywide programme to improve public lights and conserve energy.

He admitted that he didn’t think they were the most attractive lights he had ever seen.

news

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

5

ART IN THE OPEN PRESENTATION FESTIVAL TO T SHINE A LIGHT ON MARITIME MATTERS he Wexford Art in the Open festival committee were delighted to be able to contribute €1451 to the fund for an MRI Scanner at Wexford General Hospital. The money was the proceeds of the Annual Charity Quick Draw which takes place on the final Saturday of the festival.

This year’s Charity Quick Draw will take place in the Bullring area on Saturday 4th August from 2-4pm.

A

Pictured from left to right: Ann Hynes, Tony Robinson, Mary Kerry, Niall Reck, Madeleine Quirke,Kevin Fieeney

Book Review - Main Street - Heart of Wexford

Reviewed by LIAM GAUL

A new publication from Wexford author and historian, Nicky Rossiter. With this thirteenth book Nicky takes his readers on an interesting and informative journey along Wexford’s Main Street. Many Wexfordians will be surprised to learn that the first mention of a Main Street proved difficult for Rossiter to actually pinpoint but on looking through various business directories he discovered an entry dated 1764 which mentioned the Flesh Market; Cornmarket; Back Street; Keizars Lane. Pigot’s Directory gave this thoroughfare a mention in 1820 with The Dublin Almanac of 1844 giving the first description of the street.

In his chapter on Places and Events we read about the Bag Factory; Local Banks; Beechville Dairy and The Cape of Good

Hope - where is that you may ask but all will be revealed on page twenty-three. Many of the towns businessmen were often called to serve as jury members in the courthouse. Christmas on Main Street over fifty years ago is also recorded. Bakeries such as Frank O’Connor’s and Godkin’s supplied the freshly baked bread while Hadden’s, Healy & Collins were emporiums of fashion supplying the latest in ladies and gents clothing.

Kenny’s Hall was said to be occupied by Oliver Cromwell in 1649. It was purchased

by Colonel Kenny in 1730. We all know this property today as Penny’s.

Many business firms and shops are noted as the reader moves along Main Street and the messenger boy’s who delivered the purchases to the various clients in the vicinity

of the town. Occupations, Parades, Processions and Prohibitions are also covered through the 128 pages of this fascinating book. The final chapter has a great title What Was Where which names the shops and their former and present occupants all along Wexford’s Golden Mile from North to South Main Street. A must for all lovers of local history and a look back in time to the hustle, bustle and banter of an Irish provincial town. It is both insightful and comprehensive, and is a wonderful history concentrating on the principal street of Wexford illustrated by little-known photographs and interesting advertisements.

Published by The History Press Ireland and retails at €16.99 and is available at all good book shops.

fun-filled festival set to shine a light on all things maritime will get underway at the world’s oldest original working lighthouse on the Hook Peninsula County Wexford this May bank holiday weekend.

An action-packed weekend of festivities will get underway from Saturday, May 5th from 12 noon. Join in the fun and games for all the family with games and entertainment from The Wobbly Circus. Younger visitors will also have the chance to join in pirate fun and games with the resident Pirate Pat and Captain Hook and a combat school and medieval games will be on offer from Montague Heritage or for the ‘bigger adventurous kids’ can try out the climbing wall and activities. A craft market featuring pieces from crafters based all across the southeast region will also be hosted over

the weekend.

On Sunday, May 6th, a focus will also be placed on maritime life and the environment, in the festival marquee a series of free talks will be on offer from the experts at Leave No Trace, Ecologist and Senator Grace O’Sullivan will host a talk on marine environmental sustainability, a Smoked Salmon demonstration by award-winning local Company Ballyhack Smokehouse and the RNLI will offer free life jacket safety checks.

The festival weekend places a large emphasis on sea safety at what is typically the beginning of the bathing and boating season and throughout the weekend an opportunity to learn first hand about safety at sea with free demonstrations on offer from members of the Irish Coast Guard and voluntary rescue services.

GOREY MUSICAL SOCIETY ‘THE WIZARD OF OZ’

Chorus members Billie Murray, Sandra Armstrong, Laura Hamilton and Christina Keegan

Munchkins Katie Lou Murray,Eimear Wolohan and Méibh Fitzpatrick

Taylor Dench as City Father

Make up artist Alannah McCarthy with Munchkin Ella Whelan

Brother and Sister Munchkins Charlie and Sofie Church

Fia Duffy as Coroner

Taylor Dench as City Father, Jake Molloy as Munchkins Mayor and Evan Duffy as Barrister

6

The Chronicle

news

Apr. 26th, 2018

Slow down in the housing estates S peed limit bye-laws are under review, public consultation has taken place, and Enniscorthy Municipal District Council’s April meeting were told by David Codd, Chief Technician, Wexford County Council, that in the Enniscorthy district, 48 individual locations were submitted for review.

After the review, it was agreed to adjust the existing or proposed speed limits contained within the draft bye-laws at five

locations in the Enniscorthy jurisdiction.

Creation of 30 km/h slow zone will come into force at Pairc Cuilin in Ballindaggin village and similar regulations will apply at Na Coilte and the Halting Site in Bunclody.

An extension of the 60km/h speed limit is proposed for the R702 at Milehouse, just outside Enniscorthy.

An extension to the 50km/h limit on the R2007 at Ballyph-

ilip Road to Kilmyshal village and the speed limit area for Tombrack village will include the national school.

It is proposed that the byelaws will operate from July, however, what is certain is that this scheme is going to sprout wings and every village in the district will be calling for inclusion and keeping their local public representatives extremely busy!

Mary Lou in Wexford

N

ew Sinn Fein y leader Mary Lou McDonald has given her party a major boost in the opinion polls and she is currently travelling around the country to meet the public and interest groups and to get her party organisation in gear for the next

general election. As part of that tour she spent a day in Wexford a constituency which is a key target for the party after Johnny Mythen narrowly failed to unseat Paul Kehoe in the last election.

Cllr. Mythen will again be the candidate and he accompanied

the party leader to various events during her tour of the county. Ms McDonald addressed a public meeting in the Talbot Hotel to end her day but earlier met the Wexford Chamber of Commerce and local Carers to discuss their problems and challenges.

As the countdown to the next election gets underway Enniscorthy is set to be a key battleground with Sinn Fein’s Johnny Mythen determined to pic up the few hundred extra votes he needs to take a Dail seat. Sitting deputies Pul Kehoe and James Browne are obviously determined to keep the door firmly shut on the SF man and have been noticeably busy with announcements in recent times. There was no break for the duo over Easter when instead of relaxing they went strawberry picking at Kearns Fruit Farm, helping Peter Donnellan, Susan and Jimmy Kearns as the first of the new season’s crop ripened.

GET YOUR CHIMNEY CLEANED!

A

t the March meeting of Enniscorthy Municipal District Council a few references to chimney fires emerged and it was decided that members of the fire service would come along and address the members, and at last week’s monthly meeting, Chief Fire Office, Paul L’Estrange, and Officer Niall O’Grady, attended.

Their fire safety message was delivered calmly and the useful messages emphasis ed the installation of properly working smoke alarms and the importance of keeping chimneys clear.

Mary Lou McDonald with Family Carers in Wexford Left to Right. Ho Gyung Kim, Monica Walsh, Helen Foran, Helen Kelly, Claiu McCreesh, Jennie Tyrrell, Betty Power, Pauline Klinger, Judith Leeshue, Noel Culleton, Mary Lou McDonald, Diarmuid O Sullivan, Joanne Powell, Liadh Ní Riada MEP, Cllr. Johney Mythen and Cinnamen Blackmore.

TEA TIME.......Mary Lou visited the Wexford Chamber of Commerce office and is pictured with:.

Graham Scallan,Vice President of the Chamber. Cllr. Johnny Mythen, Enda Kavanagh, Chamber CEO and Niall Reck Chamber President .

Cathaoirleach Cllr Keith Doyle raised the matter of flat screen televisions above the fireplace. The matter of stoves was also raised, so, perhaps, the safety situation in relation to modern household practices need attention by experts and householders need to take the dangers on board.

Wexford had 20 fire fatalities over 18 years (1999-2016), of which 55% were male and 45% were female; 65% were over 65 years, 15% were in the 14-64 bracket, and 20% were under 14.

It was disclosed that the chimney fire rate in County

Wexford is 1.26 times the national average and the areas that are highest are New Ross, Wexford and Bunclody.

The greatest risk are the areas of Wexford rural area beyond a 20 minute drive from a fire station and they included Fethard, Kilmuckridge, Kilmore Quay, Bannow, The Hook, but the possibility of these areas every having getting a new fire station is extremely remote.

But the real message is for everyone to take precautions and make their homes a safe place for their families.

Relocation of the 1798 Exhibit A t the March meeting of Enniscorthy Municipal District Council, Cllr Johnny Mythen, was the only dissenting voice against the sale of the National 1798 Rebellion Centre to a local businessman for the establishment of a distillery/visitor centre and the matter was moved to a full meeting of Wexford County Council where a majority of members approved the sale.

Cathaoirleach, Cllr Keith Doyle, didn’t allow Cllr Mythen to expand his concerns for “the national centre” and

when the vote was taken at the County meeting, Cllr Doyle abstained.

There has been some protest sentiments posted on social media, but the matter has been closed and the 20 years old centre at Arnold’s Cross will close at the end of this summer.

At the April meeting, District Manager, Liz Hore’s memo to members was a big of a shock when it stated; “Approved at the Board meeting of the National 1798 Historical Centre Company Ltd at their meeting on the 27th March 2017.”

Ms Hore stated; “The new private economic tourism project that will be housed in the 1798 centre will enhance the tourism offering of Enniscorthy town and will assist the expansion of the food tourism strategy and trails.

“Currently two people are employed and as the project develops, a further two jobs will be created enhancing local employment. The funding generated from the section 183 sale will be ring-fenced to support Enniscorthy town.”

dan’s diary

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

7

Dan’s Diary... With Dan Walsh ENNISCORTHY’S FUTURE REFLECTS ON ITS PAST

F

ew, if any, can dispute Enniscorthy’s claim to be an attractive tourism town with its steep streets, 19th century architecture, and a European vintage battlefield on Vinegar Hill distinguished by the ruins of a windmill perched high above the meandering River Slaney crossed by a stone bridge that has stood for centuries. It is picture postcard of the vintage variety.

All too frequently, our surroundings are taken for granted.

Visitors admire the uniqueness and beauty of the place. To those of us who breathe and work in the town it is our ‘special place’, but we often miss out on the bigger picture.

District Manager, Liz Hore, has been telling council members and the press about her plans to increase tourism awareness for Enniscorthy and her hopes for piggy-back on Ireland’s Ancient East. And she has get off on a positive note with a number of planned events stretching into late

autumn and the compilation of a more comprehensive tourism programme for Slaneyside is already a work in progress.

Forthcoming events tie up the 220th anniversary of the 1798 Rebellion and since Wexford was at the centre of the insurrection, that is where the primary interest surface. Vinegar Hill has been declared among the ‘most important battlefield sites in Europe’ and that is an added attraction.

On May 25-27th there is a Vinegar Hill Archaeology Conference in The Presentation Centre, Enniscorthy, and it has a catchy title; that really happened on Vinegar Hill in 1798?

This is an evidence-based event and will focus on four years of research and study shedding new light on old stories from the rebellion. It is encouraging to witness the development of modern forensics applied to the bloody happenings of more than two centuries ago that emerged from local lore and folk memory.

But Enniscorthy isn’t all about 1798. Cathaoirleach of Enniscorthy Municipal District Council, Cllr Keith Doyle, launched the ‘Enniscorthy Industries’ exhibition in Enniscorthy Castle last week, and it reflects on the town’s industrial and commercial prosperity in the 19th and 20th centuries.

I understand it is a phasebased exhibition which means that it is poised for expansion and there must be oodles of exhibits, artifacts and information that would be ideal for a place in castle collection.

But at the risk of being labelled as lazy and lacking in imagination I warn readers that you are going to read multiple column inches concerning Enniscorthy and its path to tourism creation. Why? Because getting visitors back to Enniscorthy and the message tourism town going abroad is vital for future commercial and business prospects for the historic Cathedral town.

Does it matter?

C

ouncil members use massive energy in the expression of their views when the scourge of dumping comes up for discussion. And that’s at every meeting at every council across the country.

But then out comes the words ‘illegal dumping’?

Where can anybody find ‘legal dumping’?

In the interest of protecting the reputation of the companies that take the bins from the door there is access to ‘legal dispos-

al’ at designated centres, but it can’t be properly defined as ‘legal dumping’!

All dumping is wrong. From throwing a chocolate wrapper on the street to sharing the crapped out suite of furniture with the entrance to a country forest or casting the old washing machine or television over a parapet and down a ravine.

Director of Services, John Carley, was visibly angry at the monthly meeting of Enniscorthy Municipal District Council

when he yelled; “I am sick to death seeing more and more rubbish on the main roads.”

It is costing a fortune to clean up after others who are careless in a disgusting habit that appears to be getting worse.

Councils are spending money trying to catch the perpetrators and eliminating the nasty practice from society, but it is also recklessly diverting financial support from other more productive projects.

A FUTURE FOR THE POST OFFICE?

W

e are all familiar with the ‘Save the Rural Post Office’ campaign and worthwhile efforts to sustain services at local levels, but is there any wonder that the battle will likely be lost in the next few

years.

Recently, Wexford County Council published its public consultation submissions report on the County Wexford Road Traffic Special Speed Limits Bye-Laws 2018, and the means

of registering an opinion was restricted to e-mail, letter or the Council’s website.

The good news; submissions were received from 136 locations. The bad news; Not a single submission arrived by letter!

WE HAVE CH-�NGED The New Name For Gorey Credit Union Ltd.

tura Credit Union Ltd. www.alturacu.ie info@alturacu.ie 053 94 88700(AII Branches) Phone A Loan 1850 345 925 Branches in: Avoca, Gorey, Rathdrum & Roundwood Altura Credit Union Ltd. is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland

8

The Chronicle

ger walsh

Apr. 26th, 2018

GER WALSH WHO BROUGHT ROSS TO ROSSLARE? M inister Shane Ross paid a visit to Rosslare Europort recently to have a look at facilities and hear firsthand the concerns of local politicians, business people and port management over the future direction of the facility.

There is serious concern in the area over the future viability of the port given the lack of strategic planning by its owners, the CIE group.

Among those meeting the Minister was Tom Enright the Council’s Chief Executive and by all accounts the exchanges were very positive and left those attending the meeting in a better frame of mind about the future.

The Shane Ross visit had been a long time in the making.

Members of the Co. Council had repeatedly written to him over the state of the roads and demanding

Minister Shane Ross

more cash for repairs but barely got an acknowledgement and requests to meet a deputation fell on deaf ears.

This culminated in a challenge from Paddy Kavanagh to Cllr. Ger Carthy to get his ‘independent pal’ Ross to visit the port.

That challenge was thrown out in

March and just prior to the April meeting of the Co. Council the visit took place allowing Carthy to declare he had delivered what had been asked of him in the space of a month.

But did he? Although the Independent councillor was very prominent during the Ross visit and the minister even paid a visit to his home village of Our lady’s Island, Minister Paul Kehoe issued a statement saying that he was happy to have hosted his cabinet colleague in the county and was happy that his colleague had accepted an invitation from him to visit the county to view storm damage to the roads.

So the question is: Who brought Ross to Rosslare? If something positive comes out of the visit it probably doesn’t really matter and it was a good photo opportunity for all those involved.

Staying on the trainGardaí go extra mile in the interest of minorities -----I don’t think so

Wexford Gardaí have Polish community interacted the Polish speaking box for found a rather unique way of with the Gardaí and she the force. dealing with the problem of specifically wanted to know And that’s not all. A language difficulties they if any members of the force member of the force in faced by the growing number had been trained with this in Wexford has a Romanian of foreign national mind. partner and he too is communities who have Well Garda boss John competent in that language settled in the county.

Roche has the answer. His and able to deal with There is a large number of force has a fluent Polish members of the Romanian Polish people in Bunclody speaker among its ranks in community who live here. and New Ross, for example, Enniscorthy. However, this I’m waiting for the day and other nationalities are was not the result of night when advertisements for also growing in numbers in class attendance or indeed Garda Recruits carry the various parts of the county. any strategic plan by the message; having a Syrian The Bunclody councillor Garda authorities.

The movement Garda girlfriend or boyfriend will Business in the Community Ireland is a unique of companies Barbara Ann Murphy was concerned met business and marriedpractices. a provideWe thework applicant with a across Ireland committed to responsible with wondering recently how the Polish lady and he now ticks distinct advantage!

What a difference a couple of years makes. In 2016 there were 20,000 plus people in Enniscorthy for the centenary celebrations of 2016. The local Council organises a commemoration each Easter Sunday and this was the scene this year as Minister Paul Kehoe and Municipal District Chairman Keith Doyle battled the elements to lay the wreaths while Deputy James Browne took shelter in the background. Who said politicians do not earn their money.

Sometimes TV adverts seem to be just plain ridiculous and rather than helping promote the product or service as they are supposed to they just portray in a way which looks foolish.

One such advert is the current one running for Irish Rail where the guy is so comfortable on the train he

decides to stay on board for passengers have to endure a while longer and leaves painfully slow train speeds his family standing on the at several locations where platform as he continues on the track is not up to a longer journey. scratch.

We are seeking to appoint a part-time Regional Could it be true that Imagine anyone travelling Coordinator to education programmes team. anyone would opt to remain from Dublin to Wexford and on the train rather than being so comfortable that going home with their rather than getting off they family. I don’t think so, well opt to stay on the train until South East (Wexford/Waterford/Tipperary/Kilkenny) certainly not on the it reaches Rosslare Wexford/Dublinwas line struck where by EuroPort.

I don’ttothink so. home in the early stumble all the comregion – 1.5 to 2 days per week ments about Kate Middleton hours. I’d imagine she had more leaving hospital so soon af- care and facilities at home than ter the arrival of the latest addi- most new mothers would have tion to her family. There were in a hospital setting. hundreds of companies and schools all over Ireland to create mutually people talking about how well Of course there is always beneficial and lasting partnerships. www.bitc.ie she looked and how marvellous the possibility that William disshe was to be able to go home covered that their health care so soon. plan didn’t actually cover the The role of the Regional Coordinator is to manage the links between existing schools and their partnering Hang on a minute. It wasn’t hospital in question and rushed companies engaged in the Schools’ Business Partnership in the specified region and to grow our activity in as if she was going home to an his wife home rather than havthe region. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of the Irish business landscape, experience of managing overcrowded flat with a hus- ing to fork out the £7,000 which relationships with senior executives and delivering presentations to a high level audience and a broad band who was off to the pub they charge for an overnight understanding of the education sector in Ireland. to wet the baby’s head only stay.

Kate’s rush from hospital I

Time to force people to obey weather alerts

The We successful candidate requires asthem well as excellent planning and are very good at which proficiency the crisis was in MS Office beenapplications called to rescue expecting much, criticising handled by the authorities at risk. organisation skills.

everything and very often which is something of a I agree with those who contributing very little miracle and a really great have suggested that new Please note: positive in this country. For tribute to all those who were laws be introduced to make radio programmes involved the preparation it an offence not to heed • example Full Driving License and own car isinessential country areinfilled of the emergency plans and serious warnings.

• across Sometheflexibility spreading the hours across the week willweather be needed with people making those who organised the It is sad to think that such • criticisms This post is a fixed term contract of virtually clean-up afterwards. legislation would be • everything.

This position is based the candidate must livebut inthe thereality southis east region (ideally in the On occasion thefrom home The oneand criticism which necessary is well founded, did arise was directed at that some people are simply criticism Wexford area). but very often it is not and those who went swimming, so irresponsible, silly and based on inaccurate or sailing and walking around bloody-minded that they Applicants the above position should forward their up toprotecting date Curriculum Vitae and cover letter by e-mail no incompletefor information. the coast.

It was not just the need from the immediate fact30th that these themselves, not toVIP mention laterInthan midnight on Monday Aprilpeople 2018put to: Steven O’Connell, Executive, at careers@bitc.ie For further aftermath ofyou the recent their 01 own874 lives3819. at risk but the fact that all those in the information may also phone Hurricane there were very they also put the welfare of emergency services need few voices raised in those in the emergency protection from their antics Further information oninthis post including a detailed jobasdescription can be obtained by logging onto the careers criticism of the manner services who would have well.

section of our website www.bitc.ie

Business in the Community Ireland is an equal opportunities employer and promotes a policy of continuous personal and professional development among its staff. Business in the Community Ireland has a policy of interviewing candidates with disabilities who meet the essential criteria.

LATE TODDY MOORE

T

hey gave the late Toddy Moore a great send off in Kilmore recently. It was fitting that a man who had played such an active part in the local community over so many years was recognised in such a manner because Toddy was truly an important part of his local community but also made an major contribution at county and indeed at national level when it came to athletics.

His son, Mayor Jim Moore, in an eloquent tribute at the funeral mass, summed him up as a

man who only saw positives.

He remained very active up to his final illness taking on new interests even in his eighties.

The spirit of the man was captured well by Jim when he told the story of Toddy spending a little time in a nursing home in recent years while recovering from an illness. On his return home Toddy, in his mid-eighties, declared how happy he was to be back saying that there was nothing but old and sick people in the nursing home. May He Rest in Peace.

10

The Chronicle

news

Apr. 26th, 2018

THREADS Clothes Alterations WEXFORDS LONGEST ESTABLISHED ALTERATION SERVICE We are now open at 2 Anne Street across from the Credit Union from 9am to 5pm Mon. to Sat. including lunchtime.

We do everything from hems and zippers to bridal wear and we can have items ready next day or same day for a small fee.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SOON! www.threadswexford.com Facebook @ threadswexford Tel: 0894481289

NEW SASH FOR FOREIGN TRAVEL

T

wo years after his untimely death a suggestion put forward by the late councillor Fergie Kehoe, has finally been implemented by members of Wexford Borough District Council.

Cllr. Kehoe had suggested

that a sash be developed for councillors to wear while travelling abroad on official business.

At the April meeting of the Borough Council Mayor Jim Moore had the new sash on display on his table as he

presided at the meeting.

The sash and emblem are in the colours of Wexford and the National colours with the Mayor to wear the sash with both colours while councillors will wear the sash in the County colours.

No cash for Bridgetown cycle lane

T

here are currently no funds available to provide a cycle lane on the road between Bridgetown Village and Kilmore.

Cllr. Mick Roche told a

meeting of the Wexford Borough District Council that there were two very large schools at either end of the road and he believed that a cycle lane would be an important

asset and help with road safety.

He was supported by Cllr.

Tony Dempsey but engineer Sean Kavanagh said there was no money available to fund a cycle lane on the route.

Presidential seal of approval for Sweeney Todd

M

embers of the Wexford Light Opera Society were given a real boost when they hosted the official launch of their forhtcoming production of Sweeney Todd in Clayton Whites Hotel.

President Michael D Higgins, who was on an official visit to the town at the time, was staying in the hotel and he took time to call in to the launch and extend his good wishes to the members.

The President took time to chat with individual cast members who were delighted to have such an important guest at the launch.

Sweeney Todd (The Demon Barber of Fleet Street) a musical thriller by Stephen Sondheim runs for six nights in Wexford Opera House from Monday the 30 th April to Saturday the 5 th May nightly at 8 p.m.

Months of rehearsals have gone into this production which boasts a fabulous cast and chorus: - Sweeney Todd – Tony Carty, Mrs. Lovett – Catherine Walsh, Anthony Hope – Brendan Long Joanna – Ciara Cullinane Judge Turpin – John Crosbie Tobias – Michael O’Gorman Beadle Bamford – Mick Farrell Beggar Woman – Antonia Close Pirelli – George Lawlor Fogg – Pat Lawlor The show has an amazing score and promises to be a visual and aural treat from this Award Winning Musical Society and production team lead by Director Vivian Coates, Musical Director – Fintan Cleary, Chorus Mistress – Eithne Corrigan, Choreographer – Debbie Kiernan, Stage Manager – Colin Murphy and Wardrobe Mistress – Anne Reck.

Sisan Crosbie and Keelan Egan greet President Higgins.

Aerin Flood and Abaigh Martin

George Lawlor,Deputy Brendan Howlin,Ted Howlin President of WLOS, President Higgins, Joanne Flood, Chair .WLOS and Mayor Jim Moore

Ciara Cullenine and Antoinette Close with President Higgins

news

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

11

Terminal illness rejected MAYGLASS ROAD ROW RUMBLES ON as reason to set aside

T

he dispute over the funding for resurfacing of the road through Mayglass erupted again at the April meeting of the Wexford Borough District Council two months after the row over the disappearing Mayglass Road cash threatened to delay the entire roads programme for the Wexford District.

Local councillor Frank Staples had told an earlier meeting that the money had been promised and confirmed in the presence of the Coun-

cil’s Chief Executive Tom Enright.

However, the cash later disappeared and the road was taken off the programme. The Fine Gael councillor when on the offensive on the matter again at the latest meeting of the Council alleging that plans for future developments in the area were being put in jeopardy because the engineering department had refused to assist with the drawing up of plans which could attract funding in the future.

Following the latest exchanges discussions are to take place between District Director Tony Larkin and Cllr. Staples with a view to bringing the matter to a successful conclusion.

Earlier Mr Larkin had said that every village in the county wanted new footpaths, traffic calming and other measures but when Cllr. Staples pointed out that every other village had not been promised money only to have it taken away Mr Larkin accepted that there may be issues specific to Mayglass.

Roundabout planned for Sinnottstown Lane

A

solution to deal with chronic traffic congestion at the junction of Sinnottstown Lane and the Rosslare road on the outskirts of Wexford, where several retail outlets including the McDonald’s Drive Thru operate, may be on the horizon.

Cllr. Frank Staples raised the problem again at the April meeting of the Borough District Council and he was given a detailed outline of the progress being made on the problem by Director of Services and District Manager, Tony Larkin.

Mr Larkin said the local

engineer, Sean Kavanagh, had carried out detailed assessments of the problem in the area over recent months and it was now being recommended that a new roundabout at the junction would resolved a lot of the issues.

The installation of traffic lights had also been considered but the proximity of the junction to the roundabout on the N25 led to concerns that lights might cause a traffic build-up on to that roundabout.

The Manager revealed that a temporary roundabout may be constructed at the location

over the coming months to see how it works before the permanent structure is put in place.

However, the final solution will not be available this year because of the costs involved. Mr Larkin estimated that cost of the project is likely to be in the region of €1/2m and provision will have to be made for it in next year’s capital programme.

He said the design of the roundabout would be very important to ensure that by solving one problem that they did not create another.

DISTILLERY ROAD PROBLEMS

T

he junction at Distillery Road with the route from Mulgannon in Wexford town is the scene of much traffic build up and

requires new measures to facilitate traffic regulation Cllr.

George Lawlor told a meeting of the Wexford Borough District Council.

Local Engineer, Sean Kavanagh, said he was aware of the problems in the area and the issue was under review.

Work starts on site for new houses

I

t was another good news day on the housing front when members of the Wexford Borough District met for their April meeting with the Council’s Head of Housing, Padraig O’Gorman, revealing that the sod had been turned that very morning as construction work started on a new local authority scheme at Slippery Green in the town while that afternoon the Council’s Chief Executive was signing an order for the purchase of thirty five turnkey units at Whiterock Hill.

And Mr O’Gorman also confirmed that money had been approved for the construction of a new Women’s Refuge at Maudlintown.

Several councillors welcomed the various developments. Cllr. Tony Walsh said there was a sense that they had been playing catch-up in relation to housing but the various developments were very positive and it was great to hear of the sod turning at Slippery Green.

Cllr. George Lawlor said the purchase of the turn key

units was very welcome because it would not only provide homes for people on the housing list but also help open up units in the private rental sector which was also under tremendous pressure.

The only note of discord was sounded by Cllr. Davy Hynes who it was wrong to see one political party being given credit for the Women’s Refuge. Everyone had been involved in the campaign for it, he said.

parking ticket

T

he inflexible approach to appeals in respect of parking tickets was highlighted at a meeting of the Wexford Borough District Council when it was revealed that the appeals division had decided that overstaying the time of a valid ticket while picking up medication for a terminally ill relative was not a valid reason for an appeal to succeed.

Cllr. George Lawlor said there appeared to be less flexibility since the function was transferred away from the districts to Co. Hall.

He highlighted the case of a woman who had overstayed her time while she was securing various medications for a

terminally ill family member.

That family member subsequently died and while the woman was opening various items of post after the funeral she was presented with the parking fine.

She appealed the offence but her appeal was initially turned down on the grounds that terminal illness was not a valid reason to have a fine overturned.

Cllr. Lawlor said the appeal was eventually allowed but he felt there was a lack of empathy in dealing with the appeals.

He also cited another case where a business owner was fined for parking in a loading bay because his car was not a

commercial vehicle.

District Manager Tony Larkin said the parking system had been centralised to try to bring uniformity across the county.

And while he said he would review the appeals system he pointed out that no one wanted to pay parking fines and everyone presented a case which presented them in the best light.

But he accepted the need to deal properly with genuine cases.

Cllr. Davy Hynes said it was another example of the deterioration in the level of service provided to the public since the abolition of Town Councils.

NEW CHAIN SELECTED

T

he long search for a suitable new Chain for the Deputy Mayor of the Wexford Borough District has finally reached a successful conclusion.

Councillors decided to replace the existing Chain some

time ago because it was deemed to be unsuitable with one member suggesting that it made the wearer look more like an award winning athlete than someone representing the First Citizen of the Borough.

A number of designs had

been submitted over recent months but they were rejected by members of the Council’s protocol Committee.

However, the latest design has been accepted and it has now been agreed to commission the new Chain of Office.

0

nt

rs

017

s.

SERVICES

GREAT VALUE GREEN FEES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS ALIKE

16

A family run business with more than 30 years experience

WE ALSO OFFER SUMMER Richard O'Connor can cater to all your needs.

DEALS MEMBERSHIP sunrooms, Conservatories, Providing

The Ballagh, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford Tel: 087-9120467/087-2679562 FURTHER QUERIES FOR email: info@ballyhuskardconservatories.ie 05394-21976 OR 087-2616908 CONTACT: www.ballyhuskardconservatories.ie

WWW.BALLYMONEYGOLFCLUB.IE

MONSTER CAR SALE BOOT OFF 40 Ferrycarrig Park at% d

Open 6 Days 10am - 6pm (Open During Lunch) North Main Street, Wexford (Opposite Ulster Bank)

t

s

003069.

Licence No:Offering Radiator Bookkeeping of Aisling Property Lettings Call Aisling today!

Tax Planning Flushing and Leak M: 087-6559550 T: 053-9155977 Bureau Service Payroll Aisling Prashar

SERVICES Detection Service for

W: aislingpropertylettings.com

E: aislingpropertylettings@gmail.com

OVER 5 YEARS

We use 2 methods of Leak Detection , Ground Acoustics & Tracer Gas, eliminating the need to dig until the leak is located

23

Save money on your heating with pump flush.

22

energy and reduce heating costs Maintain efficiency, conserve ƒ �

Sinusitis SERVICES

5pm Every Thursday from â‚Ź9.00

  � �

WEXFORD SHOWROOM â‚Ź10.00 Test. a Job, Pass that- www.southeastleakdetection.ie Findinfo@southeastleakdetection.ie It, Hire Someone, Make â‚Ź10.00 Paint It, Print It or Â? Â?

Newly opened Showroom Crosstown, Wexford ₏10.00 Services Section It’s All Here in The Chronicle WASH & BLOWDRY ALLOVER BLADE PENSIONERS STUDENTS

Headaches €  ‚

SPECIALS

� �   ­ 109 Nth. Main St. Wexford (Beside 086-2509412 a free quote Hotel) forWhites Call today

FATHER & SON KIDS UNDER 13 STUDENT REDUCED to WED) RATE (MON on Paudie Contact

â‚Ź15.00 â‚Ź6.00 â‚Ź8.00

ENNISCORTHY SHOWROOM 087 2343156

(Opposite The Castle) East South (Water) Leak Detection &

Castle Hill Enniscorthy ON FACEBOOK OF HAIRSTYLES OUT OUR CATALOGUE CHECKNo.5 â‚Ź10 Prices from /Trims-barber-shop

Phone: 0864054860

Email: tdblinds@gmail.com

Home Instead Senior Care Wexford Require male and female Carers to care for the elderly and people with disabilities in their homes.

If you have care assistant experience with Healthcare qualifications we would like to hear from you.

If you are working as a Caregiver and need some extra hours please contact us.

COMPUTER/LAPTOP/REPAIRS/

SALES PRINTERS & PERIPHERALS County Wexford. throughout available Positions Morning, evening and weekend work. ISSUES AND BROADBAND/NETWORKING

Good pay and conditions for suitable candidates.

Please email your CV to

Conor McCormack Chiropodist

Interiors Doyle Colman RICHARD MURPHY

Ballyhuskard Conservatories

66 SOUTH MAIN STREET, WEXFORD PHONE: 053 91 42084

UN-YOKE CARPETS

Specialists in blinds, shutters, poles and curtains Suppliers of a huge range of wool and fabrics, including patchwork, quilting and dressmaking fabrics.

Ballinamona, The Ballagh, Co. Wexford (Located on the “Castlebridge to Gorey� Road)

A family run business with more than 30 years experience

STOCKISTS AND SUPPLIERS OF TRADITIONAL & The Ballagh, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford Tel: 087-9120467/087-2679562 CONTEMPORARY CARPETS, email: info@ballyhuskardconservatories.ie www.ballyhuskardconservatories.ie VINYL & TIMBER FLOORING

Richard O'Connor can cater to all your needs.

Providing Conservatories, sunrooms, extensions and new builds

Visit our showroom to see our range.

Or order from our extensive catalogue

MONSTER CAR BOOT SALE at Ferrycarrig Park -

I

St. Elmos,

Advertising your property on daft.ie, rent.ie,

Woo GENTS FC of Wexford Home DRY CUT â‚Ź13.00 ds in l Migraine BLOWDRY CUT WASHB â‚Ź14.00 It, Insulate It, Heat-orNO It, Build Find someone here to Fix It, Clad It, Buy It, Sell FUSS MESS NO

maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie Supporting home, business & schools.

Or call the Home Instead Senior Care office Tel: (053) 9138992 Mobile: (087) 2994988 orthy The Castle) 0539184042 to (Opposite discuss E-Mail - on ken@kenscomputerclinic.com Stena Line has been the Website - www.kenscomputerclinic.com housing crises big winner from a marketing ds@gmail.com www.tadhgdarcyblinds.ie campaign supported by local authorities in the South Members of Wexford including Wexford Co. Council will meet in See our ful fulllEast, range of products products at: Co. in Tourism special session early next YYY GFGPJQOGCPFĆ‚TG EQO YYY GFGCouncil PJQOGCand PFĆ‚ TG EQO Ireland. month to conduct a The ferry company on detailed analysis of the reported aFRONT 25% increase in g in EDEN EDE EN FIRE housing crisis in the bookings on the Made M in W Wexford exfor d back of the county and the proposals campaign while a similar is to deal with it. effort with Irish Ferries filThe meeting, which resulted in an increase of 10 Skeffington Street, Wexford will be held behind closed just 5% for that company.

S The marketing campaigns doors, takes place on Tel: 053 9122666 Friday 10th.

Turns November your back boiler into a stove were conducted as a result of funding received through Mob: 087 and follows from Doubles thedemands heat / Burns half the 6957689 fuel* to several councillors for & sparks the Regional Co=operative Eliminates room draughts programme with Tourism detailed proposals Open Monday on the

Friday &Ĺ?ĆšĆ? Ć?ĆšÄ‚ĹśÄšÄ‚ĆŒÄš ŽƉĞŜ ÄŽĆŒÄžĆ? ͞ϭϲÍ&#x; Θ Ď­Ď´Í&#x;Íż to 5.30 Ireland 8.30 to push -traffic out of way forward to tackle the Dublin Airport and Dublin (including. lunch) yČ— ȗ‹Â? …‘Â?’ƒ”‹•‘Â? –‘ ƒÂ? ‘’‡Â? Ƥ”‡ ‹Â? …‘Â?Â’problem ƒ”‹•‘Â? –‘ ƒÂ? ‘’‡Â? Ƥ”‡ housing Port to regions House calls and Saturdays bythe appointment Cal Call l us: 087 399 5281

!

Over 13 years experience Contact Details in property lettings and management

Esmonde Street, Auditing aislingpropertylettings.com and property.ie Services Section in The Chronicle Here All It’s Gorey, Co. Wexford tenants suitable Vetting Secretarial Company 9421693 053 Ph: collection Rent and Management Property experience heating 40 YEARS plumbing & Email: 12 The Chronicle Apr. 26th, 2018Over Property inspections info@ary.ie extensions and new builds Services Business Repairs Organising Starting from ₏189 Membership Accounts Fully licensed and insured agent,

HEEL PAIN SHOWROOM ned Showroom KNEE PAINdesign I.T. Support & website ford (Beside We Whites call toHotel) you Ferry promotion Councillors to SHIN PAIN y SHOWROOM HY pays dividends meet in private

k t

WINDSCREENS

Taxation Advisors across Leinster & It, Clad It, Buy It, Sell It, Build It, Heat or Insulate It, Leak Detection (Water) here to Fix Find someone Services Compliance Services Radiator Test. 92 42000 that 053 Make It, Hire Someone, Find a Job, PassPh: Print It or It,Flushing Paint Taxation

AISLING PROPERTY LETTINGS FOR A FREE QUOTE ON YOUR PROPERTY

www.tadhgdarcyblinds.ie

Radiator Flushing Services

units are ideal for: Our storage Andrew Firman reps at: See ourRecords ful fulll range Sales of products products House Furniture Business experience heating & plumbing 40 YEARS Over &Commercial Co. Ltd. YYY GFGPJQOGCPFĆ‚TG EQO YYY G FGPJQor OGRenovating CPFĆ‚TG EQO Moving Storage Stock

GRINDS Specialising

for rentalRadiator Units all sizes available Offering EDEN EN FIRE FRONT Long-term or Maths -short-term Irish -EDE French - English Leak and Flushing Made M in W Wexford exford for Service Detection Park, Business Sinnottstown All levels up to Leaving Cert Hons OVER 5 YEARS Sinnottstown Lane, (except Maths – Leaving Cert Ord only) Drinagh, Wexford We use 2 methods of Leak Detection , Ground Acoustics & Tracer & Plumbing Engineer with along Thetosite Unit is secure.

- EHeating xperienced Teacher, is located the leak untilCCTV dig has need the eliminating Gas,Each Alarms Fitted.

Fire and Intruder Specialising in Turns your back boiler into a stove - Examiner & School flush. with pump heating on yourhalf money Save secure access with our time allAirthermal atthe your access You can Geothermal Doubles the heatstorage / Burnsunit fuel* and reduce heating costs energy conserve efficiency, Maintain Book Author pin & cards Eliminates room draughts Under Floor& sparks Solar Panels

in Energy Systems that Co. Carlow The Links, Tullow, make â‚Źents for you

Tel: 086 8050420

4 Chanel DVR with 4 dome Storage facility â‚Ź190 offer a personal and helpful service &Ĺ?ĆšĆ? Ć?ĆšÄ‚ĹśÄšÄ‚ĆŒÄš ŽƉĞŜ ÄŽĆŒÄžĆ? ͞ϭϲÍ&#x; Θ Ď­Ď´Í&#x;Íż we Self our At - NO FUSS MESS NO Tel: 087 9012118

Murrintown Lr, Tel/Fax: 053-9139564 Murrintown Mobile: Č— ȗ‹Â? …‘Â?’ƒ”‹•‘Â? –‘ ƒÂ? ‘’‡Â? Ƥ”‡ ‹Â?8am …‘Â?Â’-ƒ5pm ”‹•‘Â? Monday –‘ ƒÂ? ‘’‡Â?to Ƥ”Friday ‡ - www.southeastleakdetection.ie info@southeastleakdetection.ie on Saturday - 1pm087-2765510 & 9am Wexford Email: ajfirman@ericom.net

Wexford Crosstown, 053 9160164 hours contact trading Outside Cal Calll us: 087 399 5281 Enniscorthy/Ferns Area

selfstoragewexford@gmail.com or emailfor a free quote 086-2509412 Call today

Proprietor: Victor Meyler ATA accredited

Old Dublin Road, Enniscorthy

Wipers Supplied & Fitted Our storage units are ideal for: makes for Sales reps Recordsmodels Business and Furniture HouseALL CARPENTER REQUIRED FOR BLACKROCK Commercial Stock Storage Moving or Renovating offorvehicles required. rental Long term. sizes available Units allSP/MH

Chronicle

or short-term The Long-term Oct 26th, 2017 Call Garry 0868289816 The Covering Park, South East Businessthe Sinnottstown

SERVICES Sinnottstown Lane, Wexford to Insurance billing DirectDrinagh,

C

E Companies Find someone here to Fix It, Clad It, Buy It, SeF P with alongSomeone, CCTV hasIt, sitefor The Unit is secure.

Each non-insurance Very Paintcompetitive It, Print It orrates Make Hire Find Intruder and Fire Alarms Fitted.

It’s All Here The Services SectioI secure access at all time with our unitChronicle storage yourin access You can cards & pin

BLUE DIAMOND

At our Self Storage facility we offer a personal and helpful service

WINDSCREENS Ballymoney Golf Club

8am - 5pm Monday to Friday & 9am - 1pm on Saturday Outside trading hours contact 053 9160164 or email selfstoragewexford@gmail.com

Ph: 053 92 42000

C Ro Ire

A

Meyler Proprietor: Victor & Aerials Sth. East Satellites ATA accredited

AERIAL, AUDIO & VISUAL FEES FOR VALUE SERVICES: INSTALLATIONS F GREEN Enniscorthy Dublin OldGREAT OFRoad,

40%

ALIKE AND GROUPS INDIVIDUALS & Aerial Systems of all Satellite Servicing Co od o & Domestic Commercial W & Fitted Supplied Wipers OFFER SUMMER WEliALSO Installations ndsCCTV B Installations SaorView models makes and ALL for DEALS MEMBERSHIP FreeView Installations of vehicles from â‚Ź189 Bu Problem-solving Starting Membership Newly opened S

O

WEXFORD SHO

109 Nth. Main St. Wexford (B

East South the Covering ARRIVED RECEIVER SATELLITE NEW QUERIES FOR FURTHER Channels. many extra OR 087-2616908 05394-21976 CONTACT:Gives Em Companies billing to Insurance Direct Required Connection Broadband/Internet WWW.BALLYMONEYGOLFCLUB.IE No.5 Castle Hill Enniscorthy rates for competitive Very 087-2310296 onnon-insurance Cullen Frank Contact

ENNISCORTHY S

Email: enfabirl@gmail.com

Phone: 0864054860

Email: tdblinds@gma

A Ballyhuskard Ballymoney Domestic Golf Club Commercial The Links, Tullow, Co. Carlow Industrial I.T. Support & website design Tel: 086 8050420

Sth. East Satellites & Aerials AERIAL, AUDIO & VISUAL SERVICES: INSTALLATIONS Conservatories

Servicing of all Satellite & Aerial Systems Commercial & Domestic CCTV Installations SaorView Installations FreeView Installations A family run business with more than 30 years experience Problem-solving

Richard O'Connor can cater to all your needs.

Providing Conservatories, sunrooms, ARRIVED RECEIVER NEW SATELLITE and new builds extensions Gives many extra Channels.

The Ballagh, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford Connection Required Broadband/Internet Tel: 087-9120467/087-2679562

Contact: 4 dome with 4 Chanel 1152 697 087DVR on 087-2310296 Contact Frank Cullen â‚Ź190 d.w.e.wex@gmail.com Email: enfabirl@gmail.com email: info@ballyhuskardconservatories.ie www.ballyhuskardconservatories.ie

MONSTER CAR BOOT SALE at Ferrycarrig Park Domestic LANDLORDS of Wexford FC Home Commercial Thursday from 5pm Every Industrial

PLEASE CONTACT AISLING PROPERTY LETTINGS FOR A FREE QUOTE ON YOUR PROPERTY Over 13 years experience in property lettings and management

Advertising your property on daft.ie, rent.ie, property.ie and aislingpropertylettings.com Vetting suitable tenants Property Management and Rent collection Property inspections Organising Repairs

Contact: 087 697 1152 Contact Paudie on 087 2343156 d.w.e.wex@gmail.com â‚Ź10 Prices from M: 087-6559550 T: 053-9155977 Fully licensed and insured agent, Licence No: 003069.

Call Aisling today!

W: aislingpropertylettings.com

Aisling Prashar of Aisling Property Lettings

E: aislingpropertylettings@gmail.com

Open 6 Days 10am - 6pm (Open During Lunch) North Main Street, Wexford (Opposite Ulster Bank)

GENTS

LANDLORDS CUT CONTACT DRY â‚Ź13.00 PLEASE CUT BLOWDRY WASH LETTINGS FOR A â‚Ź14.00 PROPERTY AISLING COMPUTER/LAPTOP/REPAIRS/ GREEN FEES GREAT YOUR PROPERTY ON QUOTE&VALUE FREE BLOWDRY WASH â‚Ź9.00 FOR experience Over 13 years SALES PRINTERS & PERIPHERALS GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS â‚Ź10.00ALIKE BLADE ALLOVER in property lettings and management â‚Ź10.00 PENSIONERS AND BROADBAND/NETWORKING ISSUES Advertising your property on daft.ie, rent.ie, â‚Ź10.00 STUDENTS OFFER SUMMER WEandALSO aislingpropertylettings.com property.ie SPECIALS DEALS MEMBERSHIP

Vetting suitable tenants Property Management and Rent collection Property inspections Organising Repairs

We call to you

FATHER & SON â‚Ź15.00 Membership KIDS UNDER 13Starting from â‚Ź6.00 â‚Ź189 Supporting home, business &Aisling schools. agent, licensed and insured Fully Prashar STUDENT â‚Ź8.00 No: 003069.

Licence REDUCED of Aisling Property Lettings today!

Aisling Call WED) to (MON RATE QUERIES FURTHER FOR Tel: (053) 9138992 Mobile: (087) 2994988

E-Mail - CATALOGUE ken@kenscomputerclinic.com 087-2616908 OR 05394-21976 CONTACT: 087-6559550 M:HAIRSTYLES 053-9155977 ON FACEBOOK OF OUR OUT CHECKT: Website - www.kenscomputerclinic.com E: aislingpropertylettings@gmail.com W: aislingpropertylettings.com WWW.BALLYMONEYGOLFCLUB.IE

/Trims-barber-shop

Wexford Home Instead Senior Care Conor

McCormack

for the elderly to care CarersDuring and female male10am Require Lunch) - 6pm (Open 6 Days Open their homes in Ulster with disabilities peopleWexford andStreet, Bank).

(Opposite North Main

Chiropodist

Com Ta Au T C

D

BusiE & Ac B Ta Č— Pa C

A &

GENTS ƒ �

with Healthcare If you CUTcare assistant experience DRYhave â‚Ź13.00 CUT BLOWDRY WASH hear from you. we would like toâ‚Ź14.00 qualifications 10working Skeffington Street, Wexford & BLOWDRY â‚Ź9.00 some extra hours and need as a Caregiver are If youWASH

  � � ₏10.00 ALLOVER BLADE please contact us. ₏10.00 PENSIONERS � � ₏10.00 STUDENTS

Tel: 053 9122666 Mob: 087 6957689

throughout County Wexford.

Positions available SPECIALS

� �   ­ work. evening and weekend Morning, FATHER & SON ₏15.00

KIDS UNDER 13€  ‚ ₏6.00 STUDENT ₏8.00 candidates. conditions for suitable pay andREDUCED Good Open Monday to WED) to Friday 8.30 - 5.30 RATE (MON

email your CV to Please

House calls and Saturdays by appointment /Trims-barber-shop maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie Or call the Home Instead Senior Care office 0539184042 onSenior Care Wexford Home Instead

A

H

(including. lunch)ON FACEBOOK OF HAIRSTYLES CHECK OUT OUR CATALOGUE

Mu

Mu An Colman Doyle Interiors &WeC 66 SOUTH MAIN STREET, WEXFORD

Require male and female Carers to care for the elderly and people with disabilities in their homes.

PHONE: 053 91 42084

If you have care assistant experience with Healthcare you. from like to hear wouldshutters, qualifications curtains and poles blinds, Specialists inwe

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

13

BMW ad April 2018.qxp_Layout 1 24/04/2018 11:01 Page 1

HOPE AND DREAM I ts one of the greatest fundraising events to take place annually in the county and this year’s Hope and Dream event in Enniscorthy was another fantastic event, a great tribute to all those who took part and the great efforts of so many in organising the day. There was a sense of excitement as the

thousands of participants gathered towards the starting line.

Some were regular runners, others were barely even regular walkers, but all had a common aim-------to show support for the Hope Centre in Enniscorthy who provides such a tremendous service for the county.

The runners took on a ten mile course while there was the option of a 10km route for those less used to such activity.

Some walked, some ran all enjoyed and had the satisfaction of putting in the effort for a very good cause. He is a flavor of the event.

BMW APPROVED USED CARS AT J DONOHOE Year Series

Colour

Extras

Mileage EUR (kms)

162

116d SE 5-Door

Jet Black

Automatic, Black Leather, 17" Alloys, Heated Front Seats, Sp Steering Wheel

51k

€23,950

171

216d SE Gran Tourer

Atlantic Grey

Automatic, Black Leather, Cruise Control, 7-Seater

19k

€31,950

171

318d SE Saloon

Glacier Silver

Automatic, Black Leather, Heated Front Seats, Sp Steering Wheel

16k

€32,950

171

318d SE Touring

Med Blue

Automatic, Oyster Leather, Heated Front Seats, Park Distance Control Fr&RR

11k

€32,950

131

320d Saloon Efficient Dynamics

Melbourne Red

Black Leather, Heated Front Seats, Enhanced Bluetooth, Reversing Assist Camera, etc.

97k

€19,950

151

518d SE Saloon

Black Sapphire

Automatic, Oyster/Black Leather

57k

€27,950

151

520d M-Sport GT

Sophisto Grey

Automatic, Ivory White/Black Leather, 20" Alloys, Media Package Professional, etc.

53k

€36,950

171

520d SE Saloon

Bluestone

Automatic, Black Leather, 18" Alloys, BMW Gesture Control, High Beam Assist, etc

18k

€43,950

Sophisto Grey II

Sport Automatic Transmission, Oyster/Black Leather, Sp Steering Wheel, etc.

106k

€18,950

2012 520d SE Saloon 141

X1 sDrive 16d SE

Mineral Grey

Beige Leather, Auto Headlights with rain sensor, BMW Navi Pkg, Voice Control

98k

€20,950

132

X3 sDrive 18d SE

Sparkling Bronze

Oyster Leather, Fineline Wood Interior Trim, Multi-Function Controls, etc.

81k

€24,950

161

X3 sDrive 18d SE

Alpine White

Automatic, Black Leather, Headlight Wash, Xenon Headlights, Sp Steering Wheel, etc.

26k

€36,950

161

X5 xDrive 40d M Sport

Carbon Black

Automatic, Ivory White Exclusive Leather, Comfort Seats Front, Lumbar Support, etc.

112k

€63,950

131

X6 xDrive30d Space Grey

Automatic, Oyster Leather, 19" Double-Spoke Alloys, Media Pkg (IE), etc

126k

€38,950

There’s a greater degree of confidence when choosing an approved used car from BMW. • • • • • •

24 Month Unlimited BMW Warranty 24 Month European Roadside Assistance 360° Technical & Optical Inspection NCT Guarantee Certified Vehicle History BMW Finance Available

J Donohoe Quarrypark, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford Y21 XP59.

Tel: 053 9242526 | www.jdonohoebmw.ie

14

The Chronicle

news

Apr. 26th, 2018 ADVERTORIAL

ADVERTORIAL How to finance your self MORTGAGES build home in Ireland You’ve found the perfect plot of land in a little corner of Ireland that you can’t stop thinking about. Now you want to build your own home. But how do you go about financing the build and staying on top of your budget?

MORTGAGES

For some people, capital needed to build a house in Ireland is raised through the sale of an existing house or by other personal means. But for many, the help of a bank or building society is needed to finance the build. EBS has a special Self Build Mortgage perfect for people planning to build their own home.

Read on for some top tips on financing your self build project.

STANDARD MORTGAGE VERSUS SELF BUILD MORTGAGE? One of the major differences between a standard mortgage and a self build mortgage is the way the money is released. With a standard mortgage, the funds are released in one go, whereas with a self build mortgage the capital is released in stages throughout the construction of your house. It’s a good idea to meet with your lender as soon as possible.

Gabriela Gurdak QFA, Mortgage Master Pat Dunphy QFA EBS Wexford Tel: 053 9143516 Branch Manager EBS Wexford Gabriela Gurdak QFA, Tel:053 9143516 Mortgage Master EBS Wexford Tel: 053 9143516

Some basic documentation such as a P60, letter from your employer and bank statements will be required. In addition to personal documentation, lenders will also want to see plans, specifications, a site map and proof of full planning permission.

It’s a good idea to start the process as soon as possible. You can book a 30 Minute Mortgage Meeting with your local EBS advisor as a good starting point.

GETTING ON TOP OF THE PAPERWORK Once you have your self build mortgage in place you’ll be working hard to manage the budget along the way. Building your own home requires a huge degree of organisation. For the duration of your build you will need to be meticulous about your paperwork, meetings and payments.

Approach the job like running a small business. Set up spreadsheets with a detailed breakdown of costs which you should update as you go.

MANAGING QUOTATIONS Be aware of the difference between a quotation and an estimate. A quotation is an exact written price for the job that you will expect a tradesperson to honour. However, an estimate is a ‘best guess’ but the final price could be more. Make sure the builder fully understands the brief and check if the quotation includes VAT. Ask to see the builder’s public liability insurance certificate and make sure that the work is fully insured.

LIMIT THE SELF BUILD PAYMENT STAGES Always include a contingency of 10-12% additional funding in your self build mortgage application. By doing this from the get-go, you avoid the cost of a top-up application or the chance of running out of funds if your project hits a snag. It’s also a good idea to limit the number of payments stages; this can keep the cost of financing down.

USE A RECOMMENDED QUALIFIED BUILDER Check the reputation of the builder you have in mind. Whether it’s online of word of mouth, it’s vital that your builder is respected for doing quality work, being forthcoming with information and being punctual.

Choose builders registered with the Construction Industry Federation. Set out a schedule for phased payments in advance and agree what percentage will be withheld until the snag list is complete. However, keep in mind the need to be fair. You can’t withhold 5% of total build cost just because of a sticking door. But if you’re dealing with a reputable builder finishing the snag list should not be a problem.

SELF BUILD LOCATION FOR RESELLING If you’re going to finance your own build, you need to be logical about the options to resell in the future. Building a sellable house in a sellable location can be bit of a catch 22. In rural counties, many of the houses in ghost estates that have been on the market long-term tick all of the boxes, apart from the one that says “on a public transport route to a choice of employment opportunities.”

KEEP ON TOP OF STAGE PAYMENTS A self-build mortgage requires even more patience than a standard mortgage due to the stage payment nature of it. Remember kids, patience is a virtue! Keep your lender advised of the schedule for phased payments so you can ensure the paperwork is in order and funds are available to draw down as you need. Once your architect has signed off the staged payments get the paperwork to your lender immediately. When funds are released hand them over to the construction team straight away. They may be paying subcontractors and any delay in receiving payments could put your completion date back.

Tel: 053 914 3516. Email Wexford@mail.ebs.ie.

93Nth Main Street, Wexford Town (opposite Shaws) Tel: 053 914 3516. Email Wexford@mail.ebs.ie.

93Nth Main Street, Wexford Town (opposite Shaws)

CO. COUNCIL DIARY

IT’S ECONOMY CLASS ONLY FOR BUNCLODY’S B. A. W hen members of the Co. Council go on official trips abroad they present a report on their return giving a brief outline of what they have been up to on behalf of the people of the county. The system was introduced a number of years ago to quell complaints about alleged ‘junkets’ by councillors and to demonstrate that far from being junkets many of these trips resulted in positive outcomes for the county and involved quite a lot of hard work.

The quality of the reports presented can vary. Some are quite detailed, some are brief and some are just a note confirming attendance on the trip which is just about sufficient to cover the requirement that report be provided.

But the reports presented by one councillor stand head and shoulders above anything else provided after a trip. Bunclody’s Barbara Ann (BA) Murphy is a real believer in accountability as she demonstrated when she was Chair of the Enniscorthy Municipal District.

During her term she provided a detailed monthly report of every meeting she attended, everyone she had an official conversation with, every invitation she received and every gathering she was part of.

Last month B A travelled to New York for the St. Patrick’s Day parade in her role as Leas Cathaoirleach of the Co. Council.

She was representing the Chairman, John Hegarty, who had recently become a Dad again and had his hands full at home.

B A presented her report to the April meeting of the Council and it was a masterpiece in transparency and accountability.

It was a seven day trip so let’s just look at a couple of the days starting with Day One. B A left her home at 7.30am and travelled to Dublin Airport. At 1.50pm she departed, economy class, on an Air Lingus flight from Dublin arriving to Newwark Airport arriving at 3.50pm.

She then took a taxi to San Carlos Hotel on East 50 Street.

At 6pm she made telephone contact with Sarah Fanning and Mick Dunbar of the Wexford Association in New York to finalise arrangements for the pa-

rade.

After that one assumes she took a well earned rest and nodded off.

Day Three was a really busy day. It started at 11.30am in The Metropolitan Club with the Ireland US Luncheon. Guest of honour here was Loretta Brennan Glucksman, Grand Marshal of the New York Parade.

The guest speakers at the lunch included Junior Minister, David Stanton, Dennis Swanson, a former President of the Ireland US Council and IBEC boss Danny McCoy. A meet and greet followed and there was networking with a number of business leaders as well as a more formal meeting with Ruth Croke of Croke Communications. There was just time to make a small presentation to musician John Kelly of Wexford origin before dashing out the door and on to the next engagement.

At 4pm BA found herself at the St. Patrick’s Day reception and celebration of the Washington Ireland Programme Expansion to New York.

Guest of Honour here was Leo Varadkar. But BA had no time for small talk with Leo, at least it’s not recorded in the report. Instead she was off working the room again meeting and greeting and networking with a number of business leaders at the event including Elizabeth Cahill of CIE Tours International. So when you see a bus load of Americans arriving at a hotel near you next year remember BA probably played a part in getting them here.

That was it for day two but the big event was now just one sleep away. It was an early start for BA as she attended 8am mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedral, celebrated by Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York.

By 10am BA was meeting Sarah Fanning and Mick Dunbar of the NY Wexford Association to review their on-going engagement with Wexford Co. Council.

At 3pm BA gathered with the Wexford Association to prepare for marching in the St. Patrick’s Day Paraded up 5th Avenue.

The parade ended at 5pm but there was still no end in sight for BA. At 7pm she attended dinner with the NY Wexford

Association guests and later made what she describes as a ‘small’ presentation to the duo to acknowledge their contribution and continued work on behalf of the association.

It will come as no surprise that when Day Five arrived BA decided to rest and a well-deserved rest it was too.

But by 10am on Day Six she was out and about again this time meeting executives of IDA Ireland. The IDA representatives gave an outline of their role and remit and potential opportunities for Wexford.

BA and the Council’s Communications Officer, David Minogue, who accompanied her on the trip, gave a presentation on the Council’s Economic and Community Investment programme highlighting the attractiveness of Wexford as a strategic investment location.

Then it was on to Ireland House to meet executives of Tourism Ireland and another presentation outlining the importance of tourism to Wexford and urging Tourism Ireland to assist Visit Wexford in ensuring that County Wexford is on the itinerary for any US-based tour operators visiting Ireland.

At teatime there was a meeting with Hotelier and Irish Entrepreneur, John Fitzpatrick and an invitation to him to join the Wexford Ambassador Programme which he graciously accepted. There was a discussion too on the progress being made in recent years in Wexford’s overall economy particularly in relation to tourism. BA also made a small presentation to Mr Fitzpatrick to recognise his long association with County Wexford and his continued support for Wexford interests.

Then it was time to jump in a taxi and head for JFK Airport for the return flight (economy class) back to Ireland.

Bunclody’s BA touched down in Dublin Airport at 8.15am on March 20th. No doubt happy to have her feet back on Irish soil because given the scale of the activities she undertook in the US her feet really didn’t get a chance to touch the ground Stateside, except perhaps when she walked in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Take a bow Barbara Ann, you have set the standard for your colleagues to follow.

news

15

15

15

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

Chroni

The 15

Home

The

Chronicle March 23rd, 2017 Kerlo

The Office M

Wexfo

15

Office M Wexford Enterprise Center

Kerlogue, Drinagh Wexford

15 15

The

Chr

The Tel. Home Instead Senior Care

Email: Web: w

Tel. (053) 918 - 4042 The Email: maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie Web: www.homeinstead.ie/Wexford

Chronicle March 23rd, 2017 For us, nothing is more important than providing a convenient and reliable home care solution

15

Wexford’s Senior Co. Council held its first ever meeting recently in Co. Hall pictured were: Back Row. Alice O Gorman, Sean Kinsella, May Buttimer, John Carr, John Roche, Steve White, Marie Redmond, Michael Shiggins, Mary Kenny and Chairman Kevin Molloy Front. Mary Doyle, Betty Breen, John Carley, Co. Council Director of Services, Catherine McGuire and Ann Marie Laffan.

For us, nothing is more important than that works for everyone in the family. providing aone convenient and reliable Whether your loved needs assistance running errands, care for disabilities and23rd, chronic health conditions, light The March 2017 housekeeping, personal care, assisting with activities care, homecare solution that works for of daily living or requires more constant 24- hourThe Home Instead Senior Care 15 Office M Wexford Enterprise Center everyone in the family. we can help.

Chronicle

Chron

Kerlogue, Drinagh Home Instead Senior Care Wexford Whether your loved one needs assistance

Office M Wexford Enterprise Center Hom “My Father’s Caregivers were well trained in how to respond to people living running errands, care for disabilities and Kerlogue, Drinagh Office For us, nothing is more important than providing a convenient and reliable home care solution Tel. (053) 918 4042 provided my family with worry free care” Ann-Marie Clients Da chronic health conditions, light For us, nothing is more important than providing a convenient and reliable home care solutio Wexford Kerl that works Email: for everyone in the family. maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie that works for inSenior the family. housekeeping, personal care, assisting with “To all the staff ateveryone Home Instead Care Wexford, your great care for my Mum Ma Wex Whether your loved one needs assistance running errands, care for disabilities and chronic health conditions, light Web: www.homeinstead.ie/Wexford

Wallaces make Wexford Food a Family Affair

many thanks Rosemarie” Feb 14th 2017 Whether loved oneliving needs running errands, care918 for disabilities and chronic health conditions, li Tel. (053) - 4042 housekeeping, personal care, assisting with activities of dailyyour living or requires moreassistance constant 24hour care, activities of daily or requires more us, nothing ispersonal more important thanwith providing amaureen.moran@homeinstead.ie convenient reliablemore home care solution care, assisting activities of daily livingand or requires constant 24- hourTel. care weFor canhousekeeping, help.

Email: constant 24-hr care, we can help.

“I wish to commend your employee Joanne, who was the carer of my late Father John we can help. that works for everyone in thereliable family.

Web: www.homeinstead.ie/Wexford life. Joanne was experienced, and highly competent. She was very kindEmai to my Whether your loved one needs assistance her. running errands, care disabilities and chronic health conditions, She had a lovely wayfor with him and was cheerful and friendly.

She was alight great sup Web: housekeeping, personal care, assisting with activities of daily living requires more know constant hour and challenging time.or Please let Joanne how 24happy we care, were with her “My Father’s caregivers were well trained in how can help.

“My Father’s Caregivers were well trained in how towe respond to people living with Dementia and

respond to people living with Dementia and provided my family with worry freeto care” Ann-Marie Clients Daughter “My Father’s Caregivers were well trained in how to respon provided my family with worry free care”

usSenior today moreyour information orMum a FREE Home Care Consultation on “To all the staff at HomeCall Instead Carefor Wexford, great care for my Mary W, was much appreciated, Ann-Marie Clients Daughter that works for everyone in the family. many thanks Rosemarie” FebFather’s 14th 2017 “My Caregivers were well trained in how to respond to peo “To running all the staff at Home Instead Seniorand Care Wexford, your great carli Whether your loved one needs assistance errands, care for disabilities chronic conditions, provided my family with worry freehealth care” Ann-Marie Cl For us, nothing is more important than providing a convenient and reliable home care solution “To all the staff at Home Instead Senior Care many thanks Rosemarie” Feb 1 housekeeping, personal care, assisting with activities of daily living or requires more constant 24hour care “I wish to commend your employee Joanne, who was the carer of my late Father John during the last months of his that works for everyone in the family.

Wexford, your great care for my Mum Mary W, was we can help. life. Joanne was experienced, reliable and highly competent. was very kind to mySenior FatherCare whoWexford, was very your fondgreat of care for my Whether your loved one needs assistance running errands, care for disabilities and chronic health conditions, light “To all theShe staff at Home Instead “Imuch wish to commend your employee Joanne, who wassad the carer of my housekeeping, personal care, assisting with activities of daily living requires moreisconstant 24- hour care, her.providing She had aa convenient lovely way with and home was cheerful and friendly.

She was a great support to my Mother at that appreciated, many thanks Rosemarie” many thanks Rosemarie” Feb 14th 2017 Fororus, nothing more important than and him reliable care solution life.

Joanne was experienced, reliable and highly competent.

She wa we can help. and challenging time.

Please let Joanne know how happy we were with her.

Thank you” Cheryl Feb 14th 2017 that works for everyone in the family. her.

She had a lovely way with him and was cheerful and friendly.

She For us, nothing is more important than providing a convenient and reliable home care solution Whether your loved one needs assistance running errands, care for disabilities and chronic health conditions, light to commend your employee Joanne, who was the carer of my late Fat “I wish and challenging time. and Please let competent.

Joanne know how happy housekeeping, personal care, assisting with activities of daily living or requires more constant 24- hour care, that works forwas everyone in the family. life.

Joanne experienced, reliable highly She was very kw “My Father’s Caregivers were well trained in how to respon “Irunning wish to commend your employee Joanne, who we can help.

Whether your loved one needs assistance care forwith disabilities andwas chronic health conditions, light her. She haderrands, a lovely way him and and friendly.

She was ag provided my cheerful family with worry free care” Ann“My Father’s Caregivers were well trained in how to respond to people living with Dementia and housekeeping, personal care, assisting was with activities of daily living or requires more constant 24- hour care, the carer of my late Father John during the and challenging time.

Please let Joanne know how happy we were provided my family with worry free care” Ann-Marie Clients Daughter we can help.

Home Senior Care Wexford require an last“To months ofInstead hisatlife.

Joanne was experienced, all the staff Home Instead Senior Care Wexford, yourmale great car “To all the staff at Home Instead Senior Care Wexford, your great care for my Mum Mary W, was much appreciated, for the elderly and people with disabilities many thanks Rosemarie” Feb 1 reliable and highly competent.

She was very kind “My Father’s Caregivers were well trained in how to respond to people living with Dementia and

provided my and family with worry freecare care” Ann-M For us, nothing is more important than providing a convenient reliable home soluti

Caregivers Wanted Coun

Call us today for more information or a FREE Home Care Consultation on 0539184042

CallCall us today us today for more information or a FREE Home Care Consu provided my family with worry free care” Ann-Marie Daughter to myClients Father who was very fond of her. She had a for more “I wish toFather’s commend your employee Joanne, who the carer of my “I wish to commend your employee Joanne, who was the carer of my late Father John during theCall last months of his usCare today for more information ormuch a FREE Home Care Consultati If“My you have care assistant experience with QQI Healthcare qu Caregivers were well trained in how towas respond to people livin lovely way with him and was cheerful and friendly.

“To all the staff at Home Instead Senior Wexford, your great care for my Mum Mary wasexperienced, appreciated, life. JoanneW, was reliable and highly competent.

She wa life. Joanne was experienced, reliable and highly competent. She was very kind to my Father who was very fond of or a provided my family with worry care” Ann-Marie Clients D hear from you.

If you arefree working as a Caregiver information many thanks Rosemarie” Feb 14th 2017 She her. wasShe a great towith myhim Mother at cheerful that sadand friendly. She her. She had a lovely way with him and was cheerful and friendly. She was a great support to my Mother at that sad had a support lovely way and was extra hours please contact us.

You must h and challenging time. Please let Joanne know how happy we were with her. Thank you” Cheryl “To challenging all the staff at Home Instead Senior Wexford, your great care how for myhappy Mum M time.

Please letCare Joanne how and challenging time. letknow Joanne know w “I wish to commend your employee Joanne, who was the carer of myand late Father John during the last months of hisPlease FREE Home Care many thanks Rosemarie” Feb 14th 2017 life. Joanne was experienced, reliable and highly competent. She was very kind to my Father who was veryher. fond of happy we were with Thank you” Morning, evening weekend work available throu her. She had a lovelyConsultation way with him and was cheerful and friendly. She was a great support to my Mother atand sad on wishwith to commend Joanne, who was the carer of my late Father Joh Cherylthat and challenging time. Please let Joanne know how happy we“Iwere her. Thankyour you”employee Cheryl Caregivers Wanted County life. Joanne was experienced, reliable and Wexford highly competent. She was very kind to m Call us today for more information or a FREE Home Care Consultation on 0539184042 Please your CV Home to maureen.moran@ 0539184042 her. She had a lovely way with email himor anda was cheerful and friendly.Care She was Consu a great su Call us today for more information FREE many thanks Rosemarie” Feb 14th 2017

CAREGIVERS WANTED Caregivers Wanted Caregivers Wanted Co COUNTY WEXFORD HomeorInstead CareConsultation Wexford requ Call us today for more information a FREE Senior Home Care o

call 0539184042 Home Instead Senior Care Wexford require male and female or Carers to care information or a FREE Home Care Consultation on 0539184042 for the elderly and people with disabilities in their homes.

and challenging time. Please let Joanne know how happy we were with he

Back Row, Trudy Power (Trudy’s Kitchen), Niall Murphy (Glanbia Ireland),Call Cillian Chrissie usMurphy,, today for more Harpur, Robbie Sinnott, Ina Olsteina, Joe Wallace, Lila Sinnott, Laura Sinnott, Thomas Sinnott (Wexford Preserve), Reese Foulis Kelly, Kiera Foulis Kelly, Leigh Kelly (Zaeire Chocolate) and Eithne Finn.

If you have care assistant experience with QQI Healthcare qualifications weWexford would like to with Home Instead Care m forSenior the elderly and Home Instead Senior Care Wexford require malepeople andrequire hear (053) from you.

If you are working as a Caregiver and need some Tel. 918 4042 for the elderly and people with disab female Carers to care for the elderly and people with allaces SuperValu in and Chrissie Harpur of Wallaces Family commented ‘Growing extra hours please contact us. You must have a car. theirassistant homes. experience with QQI Ifdisabilities you have in care Wellingtonbridge is SuperValu, Tom and Laura Sin- Wexford food producer brands If youIfhave care assistant experience with QQI the County as a food desti- male and female Carers to care the latest in a growing nott of Wexford HomeHome Preserves you have care assistant experience with Healtha hear from you.

If you areQQI working Insteadand Senior Care Wexford require Morning, evening and weekendHealthcare work available throughout County Wexford. tribe of Official Supporters of and Leigh Kelly of Zaiere Artination is paramount the sucqualifications would like to hear from contact hearwe from you.

If you are working as a Cau for the elderly and peopletowith disabilities in their homes. extra hours please the Wexford Food Family, each san Chocolates. cess of Local SME’ s and our you. If you are working as a extra Caregiver and need contact some us. You hours please being nominated by a minimum Speaking at the presentation, are Home Instead Senior Care require male andplease female Carers to You care Home Instead Senior Carea Wexford Please your CV to maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie If you have care tourism assistant offering. experienceWallace’s with QQI Healthcare qualifications we wouldemail like toWexford extra hours contact us. must have car. workrequ Morning, evening and weekend av of ten members of the Wexford Joseph Wallace said he lookshearanfrom important agent facilitating for some the elderly and people with disabilities in their homes. you. If you are in working as a Caregiver and need for the elderly and people with or call 0539184042 Morning, evening and weekend work availabl Food Producers Network. An forward to another 75 years of those forplease the betterment extraaims hours contact us.of You must have a car.

Morning,Home evening and weekend work available Instead Senior Care Wexford require male a Official Supporter of the Wex- promoting local, ‘This is very all involved especially our cusIf you have care assistant experience with QQI Healthcare qualifications we would like to throughout County Wexford.

Please email your CV to maure for the elderly and people disabilities If you have care assistant experience with QQI fromWexford. you. If you are working some for theevening ford Food Family is a shop, encouraging not just tomers.

Please email your CV towith maureen.mo Morning, and weekend work available throughout hear County Theas a Caregiver and need March 23rd, 2017 or call 0539 hearCV from you.

If you are working extra hours please contact us. You must havePlease a car. email your café, hotel or restaurant that has store but for everyone involved ‘Stores like Wallaces are vito or with callQQI 05391840aq If you have care assistant experience extra hours pleaseHealthcare contact u gone out of its way to support and builds on a history of local for the success low miles, Pleasetal email your CV toofmaureen.moran@homeinstead.ie maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie Or call 0539184042 hear from you. If you are working as a Caregive Morning, evening and weekend work available throughout County Wexford.

Wexford food producers. The produce going back generations. local food.

It is much easier for or call 0539184042 Tel. (053) 918 4042 extra hours please contact us. You must Official Supporter status means As a store owner who lives and producers to get into the indeMorning, evening and weekend Office R 9, Clonard Village Centre, Home Instead Senior Care work av Please email your CV to maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie Wallaces can use the Wexford works locally, I am delighted pendently-owned stores because Morning, evening and weekend work Clonard, Wexford. or call 0539184042 Office M Wexford Enterprise Center available thro Food Family logo on their mar- to be able to support Wexford they are in the community and email your CV to maure E938 Please keting material for the year. It is Food and promote Wexford as acknowledge where we are comTel. (053) 918 4042 Y35 Tel. (053) 918 4042 Kerlogue, Drinagh Please email your CV to maureen.moran@ or call 0539 a food destination. hoped that this will help to comTel. (053) 918 4042 We are lucky ing from. Connections are forged or call 0539184042 Wexford municate their passion for local enough to be able to provide top between customers, shops and foods to their customers and be quality fresh food at exceptional producers, the people behind the Tel. 918 4042 can(053) get immediate feedof benefit to their businesses. In value with a commitment to lo- product Fax: 053-91-84703 attendance on Friday were Tru- cal sourcing that our customers back and act quickly in improvdy Power of Trudy’s Catering have come to expect from Wal- ing and developing product and Email: maureen.moran@homeinstead.ie Tel. (053) 4042 Tel. (053)918 918 4042Web: www.homeinstead.ie/Wexford Kitchen, Neil Murphy of Wex- laces.’ supply, which means essentially ford Cheddar, Joseph Wallace Neil Murphy of Wexford Food everyone’s a winner.’

W

Caregivers Wanted County Wexford Wanted Caregivers Wanted CountyCaregivers Wexford Caregivers Wanted Coun

15

Chronicle

Ph: 053-91-84042

Tel. (053) 918 - 4042

Chronicle Oct 26th, 2017 The OctApr. 26th, 2017 16 Chronicle TheContae Chronicle 26th, 2018 Comhairle

20 20 053 919 6000

The

Loch Garman Comhairle Contae Loch Garman HOUSING

ROADS

WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL

HOUSING ROADS Planning and Development Act, 2000 (as amended)

Planning and WEXFORD DevelopmentCOUNTY Regulations, 2001 (as amended) COUNCIL SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 Planning and Development Act, 2000 (as amended) NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOCAL Planning and Development DEVELOPMENT Regulations, 2001BY (asAamended) TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS AUTHORITY

(LAC1709) NOTICE OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT BY A LOCAL AUTHORITY Coolcotts, (E.D. Wexford Rural), Co. Wexford Road Closure: South Main Street, from its junction with Lower Bride Street to its junction (LAC1709) Pursuant to Part XI of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended) and in accor-

Notice is hereby given that Wexford County Council intends to close the following street in Wexford Town to vehicular traffic on the dates set out below to facilitate the holding of the Wexford Food Festival.

www.wexfordcoco.ie postmaster@wexfordcoco.ie 053 919 6000 www.wexfordcoco.ie postmaster@wexfordcoco.ie

with King Street.

dance with (E.D. Part 8,Wexford Article 81 of theCo. Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as Coolcotts, Rural), Wexford amended), notice is hereby given that Wexford County Council proposes to carry out the deDates and Times: From 17:00 on Friday, May 25 2018 to 21:00 on Sunday, May 27 2018. velopment, of which are set hereunder. Act 2000 (as amended) and in accorPursuant to particulars Part XI of the Planning andout Development dance withroutes Part 8,will Article 81 of the Planning andwill Development Regulations 2001 (as Alternative be signposted.Local access be facilitated where possible.

The proposed construction 7 no.that dwelling houses along with auxiliary associated amended), notice is herebyof given Wexford County Council proposesand to carry out thesite deworks at Coolcotts, (E.D. Wexford Rural) Co. Wexford velopment, particulars of which are set out hereunder.

Any person wishing to object to the closing of these roads should lodge the objection, in writing, to the County Secretary 12.00 noon on Monday May 2018. for inspection, or purPlans and particulars ofbefore the proposed development will be7available

The proposed construction of 7 no. dwelling houses along with auxiliary and associated site chase, reasonable fee not exceeding theCo. reasonable works at at aCoolcotts, (E.D. Wexford Rural) Wexfordcost of making a copy, during office hours at the following locations: Plans and particulars of the proposed development will be available for inspection, or pur•chase, Wexford Council Planning Department, Carricklawn, Wexford. at aCounty reasonable fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during office

hours at the following locations: These documents will be available for public inspection from Tuesday, 24th October, 2017, to Tuesday, December, 2017 • Wexford5th County Council Planning Department, Carricklawn, Wexford.

ROADS

SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993

Submissions or observations with respect to the proposedfrom development made in writing These documents will be available for public inspection Tuesday, may 24th be October, 2017, to to: Tuesday, 5th December, 2017

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS Reference LAC1709, Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development may be made in writing Planning Department, to: Wexford Council givesCounty notice of its intention to pedestrianise the roads listed hereunder and to WexfordCounty County Council, Hall, temporary closeWexford the listed roads to vehicular traffic on Friday 1st June, Saturday June 2nd and Sunday Carricklawn, Reference LAC1709, June 3rd 2018 to facilitate the holding of the June Bank Holiday Weekend 51st Strawberry and Street Planning Department, Rhythms Festival. on or before Tuesday, 19th County December, Wexford County Council, Hall,2017.

Carricklawn, Wexford Pat Collins, County Secretary.

Road Closures 1: Wafer Street, Market Square, Slaney Street, Rafter Street, Main Street and

Castle (R702) 2017. (between the junction of Duffry Street and Main Street with on or before Tuesday, 19thStreet December,

Irish Street and the junction of Castle Street with Church Street and CastleHill) and

Pat Collins, Countyadditionally Secretary. HCV Traffic are excluded from Castle Hill, Duffry Street and Main

Street from 19:00 to 24:00 on both Friday 2nd June and Saturday June 3rd

and from 12 noon to 24:00 on Sunday June 4th 2017.

Roads

SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 listed hereunder to vehicular traffic from 16:00 to 19:00 onOF Sunday, November 26 2017 to faTEMPORARY CLOSING ROADS cilitate the Route: Switching On of the Christmas Lights.

Alternative HCV Traffic (Westbound)

Roads

Alternative Route: HCV Traffic (Eastbound)

Duffry Hill to Parnell Road to Arnold’s Cross to Mill Park Road to Abbey Square

Roundabout R890ofand Wexford County Council gives via notice itsN30. intention to close the roads in Enniscorthy Town

Roundabout Abbey to Mill Park Roadthe to Arnold’s to ParnellTown Road Wexford County Council giveson notice ofSquare its intention to close roads inCross Enniscorthy Road Closures: Wafer Street, Market Square, Slaney Street, Rafter Street, Main Street

to Duffry Hill via N30 and R890. listed hereunder to vehicular traffic from 16:00 to 19:00 on Sunday, November 26 2017 to and fa-

ROADS SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 PERSONNEL TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS

WEXFORD COUNTY INVITES APPLICANTS SECTION 75COUNCIL OF ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that Wexford County Council has decided to close the road FOR THE FOLLOWING POST listed hereunder toTEMPORARY vehicular traffic from October 31 OF 2017ROADS to May 11 2018, to faciliCLOSING TECHNICIAN tate bridge construction worksG.I.S. in connection with the Enniscorthy Bypass.

Notice is hereby given that Wexford County Council has decided to close the road listed Closure: hereunder to vehicular traffic from October Enniscorthy.

31 2017 to May 11 2018, to faciliRoad L6055-1 at Drumgold, Selection will construction be by means works of interview and candidates be shortlistedBypass. based on applications tate bridge in connection with may the Enniscorthy submitted. A panel may be formed from which future vacancies may be filled.

Alternative Route: From Drumgold to Cooladine to Tomnafunshoge to Road Closure: L6055-1 at to Drumgold, Enniscorthy.

Templeshannon Drumgold L6055, Qualifications, application formsClonhasten and further particulars are available to from, Receptionvia (Block F), Wexford R744,Phone L2500, and L6055.

County Council, Carricklawn, Wexford.

(053)L2040 9196000 or visit our website at www.wexfordcoco.ie Alternative Route: From Drumgold to Cooladine to Tomnafunshoge to Closing date for receipt completed application for the post is to Drumgold via L6055, toforms Templeshannon The alternative routeof will beClonhasten signposted.

5.00 p.m. on Thursday, 3rd May 2018.

R744, L2500, L2040 and L6055.

A temporary access route will be provided for local people in the vicinity. This route The only alternative routefor willcars be and signposted. will be suitable small vehicles.

WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER A temporary access route will be provided for local people in the vicinity. This route County Secretary. will only be suitable for cars and small vehicles.

PERSONNEL SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993

County Secretary.

TEMPORARY OF ROADS WEXFORD CLOSING COUNTY COUNCIL SECTION OFCouncil ROADS ACT 1993 COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT Notice is hereby given that Wexford75 County proposes to SCHEME close the roads listed hereunder, to public trafficTEMPORARY from 08.00 to 18.00 Mondays to Fridays, on a phased basis, as outlined in CLOSING OF ROADS the following schedule, to facilitate the laying of new water main from Poulpeasty to RathJOB DESCRIPTION

LOCATION

paudin.

Notice is herebyOperative given that proposes to close the roads listed hereunEnvironmental – 1Wexford position County Council New Ross area der, to publicBus traffic from 08.00 to 18.00 Mondays toNew Fridays, on a phased basis, as outlined in Community Driver (D class licence) – 1 position Ross area Phase 1 Closure the following schedule, to facilitate the laying of new water main from Poulpeasty to RathEnvironmental Operative – 1 position Duncannon area paudin.

Environmental Operative – 1 position Holmestown Waste Management Facility Road Nos: L 8013-1 Townlands: Poulpeasty.

Phase 1 Closure Please note that persons these positions satisfy the onto Department of Social Protection Alternative Route.

Takeapplying L4004-3fortowards Donard,must and turn right the criteria to participate in the Community L80121-1. endEmployment of roadTownlands: turnScheme. right and take L8012-4 to Road Nos: LAt8013-1 Poulpeasty. end of diversion. Closed from approx November 20th to To apply for positions December and for further please contact: 1th information 2017 08.00 to 18.00 Alternative Route. Take L4004-3 towards Donard, and turn right onto the L80121-1. At end of road turn right and take L8012-4 to Sean O’Neill on 086 9478001 or sean.oneill@wexfordcoco.ie Phase 2 Closure. end of diversion. Closed from approx November 20th to December 1th 2017 08.00 to 18.00 The closing for applications is 4.00pmPoulpeasty, Friday May Rathpaudin 4th 2018 Road Nos: date L 8012-3/4 Townlands: and Wheelgarrow Phase 2 Closure.

Wexford County Council an Equalto Opportunities Alternative Route.

TakeisL8013-1 junction withemployer.

L4004-3.Turn right and travel 2.8 Km to cross roads. Turn right ontoand L8008-1 and Road Nos: L 8012-3/4 Townlands: Poulpeasty, Rathpaudin Wheelgarrow travel 2.5 Km to end of diversion. Closed from approx 4th 2017 to Febuary 2nd 2018 08.00 to and 18.00 Alternative Route. December Take L8013-1 to junction with L4004-3.Turn right travel 2.8 Km to cross roads. Turn right onto L8008-1 and travel 2.5 Km to end of diversion. Closed from approx December 4th 2017 toCOUNTY Febuary 2nd 2018 08.00 to 18.00 WEXFORD COUNCIL Timeframe for each phase of closure may vary depending on progress and weather

PERSONNEL

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Alternative routes will be signposted. Local access to restricted areas will be facilitated. Roads Castle (R702) (between cilitate the Switching On ofStreet the Christmas Lights. the junction of Duffry Street and Main will re openfor at week-ends.

Street with Irish Street and theonly) junction of Castle Street with Church Street Alternative Route: Local non-HCV traffic (Eastbound Timeframe each phase of closure may vary depending on progress and weather RETAINED (PART-TIME) FIREFIGHTERS WITH WEXFORD and Castle Hill) and additionally HCV Traffic are excluded from Castle

Junction of Duffry Street and Main Street to Irish Street to Island Road (N11) to Old

Road Closures: Wafer Street, Market Square, Slaney Street, Rafter Street, Main Street and Any person wishing to to the closing this road should lodge in writing, Hill, Duffry Street and Main Street.

FIRE SERVICE Alternative routes will object be signposted.

Localof access to restricted areas the willobjection be facilitated.

Roads

Bridge, Shannon Quay to Seamus Bridge to Abbey Square

CastleThe Street (R702) (between the Rafter junction of Duffry Street andRoundabout Main to thereundersigned before 12.00 noon on Monday, 23rd October, 2017. will open at week-ends.

toStreet Castlewith Hill. Irish Street and the junction of Castle Street with Church Street Alternative Route: HCV TrafficHill) (Eastbound) and Castle and additionally HCV Traffic are excluded from Castle Duffry Hill toStreet Parnell Arnold’s Cross to Mill Park Road to Abbey STATION Any person wishing to object toGOREY the closingFIRE of this road should lodge the objection in writing, Hill,non-HCV Duffry andRoad MaintoStreet.

Alternative Route: Local traffic (Westbound only) From Junction of Castle Street/Castle Hill Square Roundabout via R890 and N30. to the undersigned before 12.00 noon on Monday, 23rd October, 2017.

to Church Street to Hospital Hill to Parnell Road to Duffry Hill) Alternative Route: HCV Traffic (Eastbound) Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and not more than 55 years of age on the latest date for receipt Alternative Route: HCV Traffic Duffry Hill to(Westbound) Parnell Road to Arnold’s Cross to Mill Park Road to Abbey of completed County application forms.

The employment is part-time.

Wexford Council invites applicants for the following post:Roundabout on Abbey Square to Mill Park Road to Arnold’s Cross to Square Roundabout via R890Access and N30.

Alternative routes willParnell be signposted.

No Vehicular will be facilitated.

Road to Duffry Hill via N30 and R890.

Assistant Planner (One Year Contract) Candidates must reside and work within 1.5 miles of the Fire Station to enable him/her to respond promptly Alternative Route: toHCV Traffic (Westbound) to all calls.

In addition, on receipt of an invites alert, a Firefighter must be able attendfollowing at the Fire Station within Any person wishing object to the closing of this road should lodge the objection in writing, to Alternative Route: Local non-HCV traffic (Eastbound only) Wexford County Council applicants fortothe post:Roundabout on Abbey Square to Mill Park Road to Arnold’s Cross to five minutes. the undersigned before 12.00 noon on Monday MayMain 114thStreet 2018.to Irish Street to Island Road Junction of Duffry Street and Selection will be by means of interview and candidates may be shortlisted based on applicaParnell Road to Duffry Hill via N30 and R890.

Assistant Planner (One Year Contract) (N11) to Old Bridge, The Shannon Quay to Seamus Rafter Bridge to tions submitted. A panel may be formed from which future vacancies may be filled.

Positions are open to both male and female applicants. Panels may be formed from which future Pat Collins, Abbey Square Roundabout to Castle Hill.

Alternative Route: Local non-HCV traffic (Eastbound only) vacancies may be filled.

COUNTY SECRETARY, Junction of Duffry Street and Main Street to Irish Street to Island Road Selection will be by meansforms of interview and candidates be shortlisted on applicaQualifications, application and further particulars may are available from,based Reception (Block Alternative Route:COUNCIL Local non-HCV traffic (Westbound only) From Junction of Castle WEXFORD COUNTY (N11) to Old Bridge, The Shannon Quay to Seamus Rafter Bridge to tions submitted.

A panel may be formed from which future vacancies may be filled.

F), Wexford County Council, Carricklawn, Wexford.

Phone (053) 9196273 or visit our webFurther information and application forms are available from, Reception, Wexford County Council, Street/Castle Hill to Church Street to Hospital Hill to Parnell Road to Abbey Square Roundabout to Castle Hill.

Carricklawn, Wexford. Phone: (053) 9196000 or at www.wexfordcoco.ie/ site at www.wexfordcoco.ie Duffry Hill.

Qualifications, application forms and further particulars are available from, Reception (Block Alternative Route: Local non-HCV traffic (Westbound only) From Junction of Castle Closing date of application forms isfor 5:00 pm on9196273 Thursdayor3th Alternative routes will be signposted.

NoChurch Vehicular Access will beHill facilitated.

F), Wexford County Council, Carricklawn, Wexford.

(053) visitMay our2018. webClosing date for for receipt receipt ofcompleted completed application formsPhone the post is Street/Castle Hill to Street to Hospital to Parnell Road to site at www.wexfordcoco.ie 5.00 p.m. on Thursday, 9th November 2017.

Duffry Hill.

WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER Any person wishing to object to the closing of this road should lodge the objection in writing, to the County Secretary, County before 12.00 on Monday, November 6 Alternative routes will beWexford signposted.

NoCouncil Vehicular Access willnoon be facilitated.

Closing dateCOUNTY for receiptCOUNCIL of completed for the post is EMPLOYER WEXFORD IS application AN EQUALforms OPPORTUNITIES 2017.

5.00 p.m. on Thursday, 9th November 2017.

Any person wishing to object to the closing of this road should lodge the objection in writing, Outside office hours call: 1890 666 777 to the County Secretary, County Council before 12.00 noon on Monday, November 6 Planning app. lists available at StreetWexford Lights Broken?

WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER Register on www.mapalerter.com for free text and 2017. www.wexfordcoco.ie/planning Report on www.deadsureapp.com

VACANCY

VACANCY

Street Lights Broken?

Report on www.deadsureapp.com

email alerts about service disruptions in your locality Outside office hours call: 1890 666 777 Register on www.mapalerter.com for free text and email alerts about service disruptions in your locality

Planning app. lists available at www.wexfordcoco.ie/planning

Chronicle Oct 26th, 2017 The Chronicle Comhairle Contae Oct 26th, 2017 The

The Chronicle

Loch Garman Comhairle Contae Loch Garman HOUSING

ROADS

WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL

HOUSING PLANNING Planning and Development Act, 2000 (as amended)

Planning andWEXFORD DevelopmentCOUNTY Regulations, 2001 (as amended) COUNCIL NOTICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 34 (1A) OF THE Planning and Development Act, 2000 (as amended) PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2000 (AS AMENDED) NOTICE and OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT LOCAL Planning Development Regulations, 2001 BY (as A amended) AUTHORITY (LAC1709) NOTICE OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT BY A LOCAL AUTHORITY (LAC1709) Pursuant to Part XI of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended) and in accor-

In accordance with Section 34 (1A) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, (As Amended), Wexford County Council wishes to inform the public of the decision of the Planning Authority on the Planning Application hereunder as the Planning Application was accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement: Coolcotts, (E.D. Wexford Rural), Co. Wexford PLANNING REGISTER NO: 20171532

dance with(E.D. Part 8, Article Rural), 81 of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as Coolcotts, Wexford Co. Wexford amended), notice is hereby given that Wexford County Council proposes to carry out the deSEAN & MICHAEL KELLY velopment, particulars of which are and set out hereunder.Act 2000 (as amended) and in accorPursuant to Part XI of the Planning Development dance with Part 8, Article 81 of the Planning andOF Development Regulations (as PROPOSAL: PERMISSION FOR A PERIOD 20 NO. YEARS ON A SITE2001 OF C.8.45 The proposed construction 7 no. dwelling houses along with auxiliary associated amended), notice is hereby of given that Wexford County Council proposes and to carry out thesite deHECTARES PERMISSION IS SOUGHT FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE works at Coolcotts, (E.D. Wexford Wexford velopment, particulars of which areRural) set outCo. hereunder.

APPLICANT:

EXISTING QUARRY (PERMITTED UNDER WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL

Plansproposed and particulars of REF. theof proposed development will be with available forTHE inspection, or purREG. 20082323) ONTO ADJOINING LANDS TO The construction 7 no. dwelling houses along auxiliary andWEST associated site chase, at a reasonable fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during office works at Coolcotts,COMPRISING (E.D. Wexford Co. Wexford ANRural) EXTRACTION AREA OF C. 5.83 HECTACRES. THE QUARRY hours at the following locations: EXTENSION IS SOUGHT TO A MAXIMUM DEPTH OF C. 38 METRES Plans and particulars ofAND the proposed developmentAT will be available for inspection, purOD WILL BE EXTRACTED A RATE OFWexford.

C. 100,000 TONNESorPER • Wexford Council Planning Department, Carricklawn, chase, at a County reasonable fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during office ANNUM. THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT INCLUDES ALL ANCILLARY hours at the following locations: These documents will available for public inspection from Tuesday, 24th October, 2017, to SITEbe DEVELOPMENT, AREAS OF STOCKPILING, LANDSCAPING AND December, 2017 BOUNDARY TREATMENT WORKS ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND, •Tuesday, Wexford5th County Council Planning Department, Carricklawn, Wexford.

INCLUDING THE PROGRESSIVE RESTORATION OF THE FINAL PIT VOID

Submissions or observations with respect to the proposedfrom development may October, be made 2017, in writing These documents will be available for public inspection Tuesday, 24th to (EXTRACTIVE AREA) TO ORIGINAL LEVEL THROUGH THE IMPORTATION to: Tuesday, 5th December, 2017 OF INERT SOILS. AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ( NOW REFERRED TO AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT Reference LAC1709, Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development may be made in writing (EIAR) WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE PLANNING AUTHORITY WITH THE Planning Department, to: Wexford County Council, County Hall, APPLICATION. Carricklawn, Wexford Reference LAC1709, LOCATION: BALLINROOAUN (ED CASTLE ELLIS), CASTLE ELLIS Planning Department, on or before Tuesday, 19thCounty December, Wexford County Council, Hall,2017.

Wexford County Council made a decision to grant planning permission for the above development Carricklawn, Wexford Pat Collins, County Secretary. on the 16th April, 2018. on or before Tuesday, 19th December, 2017.

The applicant and any person who made submissions or observations in writing to the Planning Pat Collins, CountytoSecretary.

Authority in relation the planning application, in accordance with section 37 (1) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000 (As Amended), may appeal such a decision to An Bord Pleanála.

Roads

SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75ofOF ROADS ACT 1993 Wexford County Council gives notice its intention to close the roads in Enniscorthy Town listed hereunder to TEMPORARY vehicular traffic from 16:00 to 19:00 on Sunday, November 26 2017 to faCLOSING OFbyROADS A cilitate person the maySwitching question the of any decision on an appeal An Bord Pleanála by way of On validity of the Christmas Lights.

Roads

A person may question the validity of any decision of the Planning Authority by way of an application for judicial review, under Order 84 of the Rules of the Superior Courts (S.I. No. 15 of 1986) in accordance with section 50 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (As Amended).

an application for judicial review, under Order 84 of the Rules of the Superior Courts (S.I. No. 15 of Wexford County Council gives notice of its intention to close the roads in Enniscorthy Town 1986), accordance Section 50Market offrom the Planning and Development Act,Street, 2000 (As Roadinhereunder Closures: Wafer Street, Square, Street, Rafter Main Street and listed to with vehicular traffic 16:00 to Slaney 19:00 on Sunday, November 26Amended).

2017 to fa-

20 20 053 919 6000 Apr. 26th, 2018 17

www.wexfordcoco.ie postmaster@wexfordcoco.ie 053 919 6000 www.wexfordcoco.ie postmaster@wexfordcoco.ie

ROADS ROADS SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS

SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROADS Notice is hereby given that Wexford County Council has decided to closeUNDER the road listed hereunder to vehicular October 31OF 2017 to1993 May 11 2018, to faciliTEMPORARY CLOSING ROADS SECTION 11traffic OF from THE ROADS ACT and tate bridge construction works in connection with the Enniscorthy Bypass.

180that OFWexford THE PLANNING DEVELOPMENT NoticeSECTION is hereby given County CouncilAND has decided to close the road listed traffic from October 31 2017 to May 11 2018, to faciliRoad hereunder Closure: to vehicular L6055-1 at Drumgold, Enniscorthy.

ACT 2000 (AS AMENDED) tate bridge construction works in connection with the Enniscorthy Bypass.

Alternative Route: From Drumgold to Cooladine to Tomnafunshoge to Road Closure: L6055-1 Enniscorthy.

Clonhasten to tothe Drumgold L6055, that Wexford County Council hereby gives noticeatofDrumgold, its Templeshannon intention to consider making of via a declaration R744, L2500, L2040with andSection L6055. the roads listed hereunder be public roads in accordance 11 of the Roads Act, 1993.

Alternative Route: From Drumgold to Cooladine to Tomnafunshoge to Clonhasten Templeshannon to Drumgold viahours, L6055, Maps showing the roads to be taken to in charge may be inspected during office 9.00 am The alternative routeproposed will be signposted. to 1.00 pm and 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm from L2500, Tuesday 24th April, 2018 at Wexford County Council, Planning R744, L2040 and L6055.

Department, County Hall,route Carricklawn, A temporary access will beWexford. provided for local people in the vicinity. This route The alternative route will be will only be suitable for cars signposted. and small vehicles.

The latest date for the inspection of the above maps is 4.00 pm on Thursday, 24th May, 2018.

A temporary access route will be provided for local people in the vicinity. This route County Secretary.

ROADS: will only be suitable for cars and small vehicles.

SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993 TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS • Summercove, Rosslare SECTION OFCouncil ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that Wexford75 County proposes to close the roads listed hereunder, to public trafficTEMPORARY from 08.00 to 18.00 Mondays to Fridays, on a phased basis, as outlined in CLOSING OF ROADS Objections to orschedule, representations regarding the above proposals befrom madePoulpeasty in writing to:toThe County the following to facilitate the laying of new watermay main Rath•

An Caislean, Bridgetown

County • Secretary.

Ocean Point, Courtown

Secretary, County Council, County Hall, Carricklawn, Wexford. paudin.is Wexford Notice hereby given that Wexford County Council proposes to close the roads listed hereunder, to public traffic from 08.00 to 18.00 Mondays to Fridays, on a phased basis, as outlined in The latest date for the receipt of written objections/representations is 4.00 pm on Monday, 11th June, Phase 1 Closure the following schedule, to facilitate the laying of new water main from Poulpeasty to Rath2018. paudin.

Road Nos: L 8013-1 Townlands: Poulpeasty.

Phase 1 Closure Alternative Route. Take L4004-3 towards Donard, and turn right onto the L80121-1.LAt end of road turn right and Poulpeasty. take L8012-4 to Road Nos: 8013-1 Townlands:

end of diversion. Closed from approx November 20th to December 1th towards 2017 08.00 to 18.00 Alternative Route. Take L4004-3 Donard, and turn right onto the L80121-1. At end of road turn right and take L8012-4 to Phase 2 Closure.

WEXFORD COUNTY TENDERS end of diversion.

Closed fromCOUNCIL approx November 20th to December 1th 2017 08.00 to 18.00 Road Nos: L 8012-3/4 Townlands: Poulpeasty, Rathpaudin and Wheelgarrow Phase 2 Closure.

Alternative Route.

Take L8013-1running to junction with L4004-3.Turn right andIf you wish to obtain Wexford County Council is currently the following tender competitions. travel Km to cross right please ontoand L8008-1 and furtherNos: information and make2.8 a submission forroads. any of Turn the tender visitWheelgarrow www.etenders.gov.ie.

Road L 8012-3/4 Townlands: Poulpeasty, Rathpaudin travel 2.5 Km to end of diversion. Closed from approx December 4th to 2017 to Febuary 2nd 2018 08.00 18.00 DATE TENDER DESCRIPTION REFERENCE CLOSING Alternative Route. Take L8013-1 junction withTENDER L4004-3.Turn righttoand travel 2.8 Km to cross roads. Turn right onto L8008-1 and The service provider will be required

5/SP/2018 11/05/2018 @ 17.00 travel 2.5 Km to to create end ofa diversion.

Closed from approx detailed plan for the development of Enniscorthy.

December 4th 2017 to Febuary 2nd 2018 08.00 to 18.00 Timeframe for each phase of closure may vary depending on progress and weather

TENDERS

Concession contract to re-develop, extend and

9/SP/2018

18/05/2018 @ 15.00

Alternative routes will be signposted. Local access to restricted areas will be facilitated. Roads (R702) (between cilitate the SwitchingCastle On ofStreet the Christmas Lights. the junction of Duffry Street and Main operate a service concession from the Gorey will re openfor at week-ends. with an Irish Streetmay andbe theobtained junctionfrom of Castle Street with Church Information in relationStreet to making appeal An Bord Pleanála’s websiteStreet Timeframe each phase of closure may vary depending on progress and weather Market House. and Castle Hill) and additionally HCV Traffic are excluded from Castle atRoad www.pleanala.ie.

You are also referred to Section 50 of the Planning and Development Act, Closures: Wafer Street, Market Square, Slaney Street, Rafter Street, Main Street and Any person routes wishing to be object to the closing this road should lodge the objection in writing, Hill, Duffry Street and Main Street.

Alternative will signposted.

Local of access to restricted areas will be facilitated.

Roads Street (R702) (between the junction ofavailable Duffry Street and Citizen’s Main 2000 (As Amended) inCastle relation to judicial review.

Information is also from the to the undersigned before 12.00 noon on Monday, 23rd October, 2017. will re open at week-ends.

Street at with Irish Street and the junction of Castle Street with Church Street Information Centre website www.citizensinformation.ie.

Alternative Route: and HCVCastle Traffic (Eastbound) Hill) and additionally HCV Traffic are excluded from Castle

Duffry Hill to Parnell Arnold’s Cross to Mill Park Road to Abbey Any person wishing to object to the closing of this road should lodge the objection in writing, Hill, Duffry Street andRoad MaintoStreet.

Signed: PAT COLLINS Square Roundabout via R890 and N30. to the undersigned before 12.00 noon on Monday, 23rd October, 2017.

COUNTY SECRETARY Alternative Route: HCV Traffic (Eastbound) Date:

16TH APRIL 2018 Alternative Route: Duffry HCV Traffic Hill to(Westbound) Parnell Road to Arnold’s Cross to Mill Park Road to Abbey Wexford County Council invites applicants for the following post:Roundabout on Abbey to Mill Square Roundabout viaSquare R890 and N30.Park Road to Arnold’s Cross to Parnell Road to Duffry Hill via N30 and R890.

Assistant Planner (One Year Contract) COURSE DATE TIME VENUE COST

Alternative Route: HCV Traffic (Westbound) Local non-HCV traffic Square (Eastbound only) Wexford County Council invites applicants for the following post:on Abbey to Mill Park Road to Arnold’s Cross to Alternative Route: Roundabout JunctionRoad of Duffry Street and to Irish Street to Island Road Selection will be interview and candidates maypm be shortlisted based on applicaSafeguarding 2 by means ofWed 9th May 7.00 – 10.00 Astro Active €20 Parnell to Duffry Hill viaMain N30Street and R890.

Assistant Planner (One Year Contract) (N11) to Old Bridge, The Shannon Quay to Seamus Rafter Bridge to tions submitted.

A panel may Places be formed from which future vacancies may be filled.

Children’s Officer Course Limited Enniscorthy Fire Charges Waiver Scheme Abbeynon-HCV Square Roundabout to Castleonly) Hill.

Alternative Route: Local traffic (Eastbound

Wexford County Council operates a waiver scheme for fire brigade assistance charges. The scheme Junction of Duffry Street and Main Street toofIrish Streetoftosocial Island Roade.g.

Selection will beapplication ofMon interview and candidates may be shortlisted on applicaQualifications, and particulars are pm available from,based Reception (Block Safeguarding 1 by means forms 6th further June 7.00 – 10.00 Maldron Hotel €20 isAlternative means tested based on household income.

If you are in receipt any form welfare Route: (N11) Local to non-HCV traffic (Westbound only) to From Junction of Bridge Castle to Old Bridge, The Shannon Quay Seamus Rafter tions submitted.

A Course panel may Places be formed from which future may beorfilled.

F),Basic Wexford County Council, Carricklawn, Wexford.

Phonevacancies (053) 9196273 visit our webAwareness Limited Wexford job seeker’s allowance, old age pension, etc, you may be eligible for a waiver.

Street/Castle Hill to Church Street to Hospital Hill to Parnell Road to Abbey Square Roundabout to Castle Hill. site at www.wexfordcoco.ie

Duffry Hill. from the following: Application forms may be obtained Qualifications, and further particulars are available from, Reception (Block Prepaymentapplication is essentialforms for courses to proceed Wexford County Fire Service HQ, Clonard Avenue, Wexford,only) Y35 DK54 Alternative Route: Local non-HCV traffic (Westbound From Junction of Castle Alternative053 routes be Vehicular Access will beHill facilitated.

F), Wexford County Council, Carricklawn, Wexford.

Phone (053) or visit our webClosing date foron receipt of completed application forms for the post9196273 is Contact office 053 919 6557or e-mail sports.active@wexfordcoco.ie Street/Castle Hill toNo Church Street to Hospital to Parnell Road to Telephone: 919 will 6585 orsignposted.

053 919 6306 E-mail: firedept@wexfordcoco.ie site atp.m. www.wexfordcoco.ie 5.00 on Thursday, 9th November Duffry Hill.

Note: - Bookings can be made online –2017. https://pay.easypaymentsplus.com/feepay1.aspx?id=179 Web: www.wexfordcoco.ie/emergency-services/fire-services Any person wishing to object to the closing of this road should lodge the objection in writing, to the County Secretary, County 12.00 on Monday, November 6 Alternative routes will beWexford signposted.

No Council Vehicularbefore Access willnoon be facilitated.

Closing date COUNTY for receipt COUNCIL of completed forms for the post is EMPLOYER WEXFORD ISapplication AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES 2017.

5.00 p.m. on Thursday, 9th November 2017.

Any person wishing to object to the closing of this road should lodge the objection in writing, Outside office hours call: 1890 666 777 to the County Secretary, Council before 12.00 noon on Monday, November 6 Planning app. lists available at StreetWexford Lights County Broken?

WEXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER Register on www.mapalerter.com for free text and 2017. www.wexfordcoco.ie/planning Report on www.deadsureapp.com

SAFEGUARDING COURSES 2018 VACANCY

VACANCY

FIRE SERVICE

Street Lights Broken?

Report on www.deadsureapp.com

email alerts about service disruptions in your locality Outside office hours call: 1890 666 777 Register on www.mapalerter.com for free text and email alerts about service disruptions in your locality

Planning app. lists available at www.wexfordcoco.ie/planning

rs a

New zippers (metal, plastic or nylon) refitted Specialists in bridal, formal, vintage wear and leather Graduation outfits altered Curtains relined or made new Next day or same day service One hour express service

Items shortened or lengthened Waists taken in or let out Trousers and skirts tapered Suits tailored Dresses remodelled Coats, jackets shortened or taken in

Silver Gorey Business Park is a North Wexford success story lin 18

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

Delays at the Valuation

SERVICES

Firewood for Sale

> >`]bSQb g]c` 6][S T`][ Xcab E"'' `]bSQb g]c` 6][S T`][ Xcab E E" "''

â‚Ź130 per load

21

e.

th.

th.

‘S C

News

ie

or the the Patron Patron Day Day or

e.

up t

Office are costing Wexford Co. prem Gorey Business Park is any of the units. It is also mina Lighting have Discounts available Council tens of thousands of liab home to a wide variety very easily accessed from been trading there 14 Esmonde St, Gorey euro each year in lost rates with hav of thriving businesses the M11 Gorey by-pass for up to thirty 085 1439372 threadsgorey@yahoo.ie the and more than thirty which makes it convenyears which See in itself T us on Facebook @ Threads Gorey and Threads Wexford years after it first ient for people from all is a testament to its its w &' % % j W\T].Q`W[SeObQV WS &' % % j W\T].Q`W[SeObQV WS larg opened the Park and its over Co. Wexford and success as a trading that businesses are still going beyond. centre.

2WabWZZS`g @]OR ESfT]`R j #! ' % % 2 W a b W Z Z S ` g

@ ] O R

E S f T ] ` R

j

# !

'

%

%

left from strength to With an overall floor A sample of the W strength. area of 260,000 sq ft and range of businesses With more than forty more than forty different operating at Gorey different the Park isHardwood one of Business Park can 8X5business TrailerinterLoad ofunits Seasoned ests housed in Gorey the largest of its type in be found elsewhere 7\abO\b `Sa^]\aS 7\abO\b `Sa^]\aS " V]c`a O ROg !$# ROga O gSO` " V]c`a O ROg !$# ROga O gSO` Business Park it is a the county. on these pages. large scale business com- Also Recently the public With such a large munity in its own right. areas were taken in number of busiBag of â‚Ź3 bag At a time when the Hardwood lack charge by per Wexford Co. nesses the Park is an D of parking andof conandper the local au- important part of Bag KindlingCouncil â‚Ź2.50 bag tha gested town centres are thority has upgraded the the North Wexford me of Turfroadways â‚Ź5 perand bag a problem forBag a lot of together economy providing large ber of operators housed Co there doing business in E people thenBusiness Park with other improvescale employment.

The the n the Park is hassle free 77\b`]RcQW\U ]c` <3E 6][S 1]\b`]Z />> \b`]RcQW\U ]c` <3E 6][S 1]\b`]Z />> isc offers the perfect soluments the Park is lookIt also has a unique mix h Eu e Contact Jiming087-7552944 thanks to thr spacious tion.w llo orth better than ever. of new and long estabas ASQc`W\U >SOQS ]T ;W\R # ^S` []\bV S` []\bV @ outskirts yE w on the surrounds and ample GSO`Zg /ZO`[ ;]\Wb]`W\U T`][ Oa ZWbbZS Oa E G S O ` Z g

/ Z O ` [

; ] \ W b ] ` W \ U

T ` ] [

O a

Z W b b Z S

O a

E

#

^ Bid Its just Some of the businesses lished businesses, very d w esand nhas T car parking. Check it te of Gorey.dtown are fairly recent arrivals large concerns and i r es gn pr had Keyholding g Bur Burglar glar Alar Alarms ms Panic Pa nic Alar Alarms ms Static Guard Guar d out yourself today.

3 3 3 3 12 plenty of parking space but others including smaller operators. ise ig b pro Minding ding 3 Mobile Patrols CTV Systems Firee Alarms Alarms CCTV for customersnvisiting Despite the large num3 Fir 3 CC 3 Home Mind by yte CenGorey Stone Art and Lu- 12 con te s.ie tre m Resp Alarm Response ponse 3 Vehicle Vehicle TTracking racking hr Monitoring 3 Alar Firee Extinguishers 3 24 24hr 3 Fir suc s.

New FreeAASQc`W\U >SOQS ]T ;W\R Library Patron Day SQc`W\U >SOQS ]T ;W\R ........Gorey Park Company Directory........

Patron Day Business for Bridgetown

mily to . mily rtantto . also a rtant nt with alsoina ing nt with ons ing mer.in ons on that mer. have on that lookhave le usulookday as le usuew ay as rounds ew nd also ounds nd also . g to re.want ged tofor rewant start ed for nts start nts get an y you get an way to yg you the way to al g the al

store vide the p

34

for

pilot basis in Gorey in 2015 is to be extended countywide.

This scheme involves local

service in the South East, is now open in 14 Esmonde Street, Gorey. Our range of services Include:

â&#x20AC;˘ w â&#x20AC;˘ p eb â&#x20AC;˘ g ub de â&#x20AC;˘ p rap lica sig â&#x20AC;˘ l rin hic tio n og t n d m d o e 08 de an sig esi 7sig ag n gn 26 n em en 85 t 6

ed who lty n ho nd ke it t.â&#x20AC;? o

works displays around the county where the staff will works displays around be happy to show you the county the staff will around where and provide some be happy to show you price guidance. around andhave provide some Once you settled on price guidance.

Once you have settled on

the type of headstone you want then book in your the type headstone order to of ensure that allyou the want book in your work then is completed on time. order to ensure that all the Remember with patrons work completed on time. takingisplaced all over the Remember with patrons taking placed all over the

county itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a busy time for headstone firms so it is best county a busy time for to placeitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s your particular headstone firms so it is best order and requirements in to place your particular plenty of time to avoid any order and requirements in last minute rush. plenty of time to avoid any last minute rush.

5GSTAR ARDEN SERVICES

Leinster Music Academy specialize in beginner to advanced guitar and drum lessons with more instruments coming soon.

Covering East We are now taking bookingsthe for the termSouth ahead starting Sept 5th. run from 1pm to 6 pmTrees Monday to Saturday.

GeneralLessons Maintenance Topped, Shaped & Removed Power Washing All roots or grinded All ages welcomeService and groups will be split up bypoisoned age for beginners Weeding Lawn Turf Supplied & Fitted and standard for advanced.

Strimming Fencing Hedge Trimming Pruning Supply andin lay colours Groups lessons & cost 15 euro per person a all group of 6of pea Full garbage removal service gravel and stone cut chippings Individual lessons are 40 per hour or 22 for 30 min.

23

Terms last weeks. canavailable be payed(All half and halfStone or upfront.

Garden Shed ItClearance Rubbish Removed) Some of the 16 headstones at Nolan Ardcavan

Fast or Effective Service call us on 086 399 2763 Estimates Free Friendly We also have a world class recording studioService that operates from 6pm to 2 am

Some of the headstones available at Nolan Stone Ardcavan

SERVICES

every evening. We have high end equipment and one of the best sounding live

room in Ireland. â&#x201A;Ź200 per evening session.

This includes engineer.

Contact Sean 087 265 5125

South East

(Water) Leak Detection & Radiator Flushing Services & heating experience YEARS 4094 Over Tel: 053 20067plumbing Email: gorey_print@eircom.net

Memorials & & Memorials Print Stoneworks &Press Stoneworks

Offering Radiator Flushing and Leak T-Shirts, Mugs, Phone Covers, Tiles Detection Service for Keychains, Bags, Placemats, etcOVER 5 YEARS

We use 2 methods of Leak Detection , Ground Acoustics & Tracer Gas, eliminating the need to dig until the leak is located Save money on your heating with pump flush.

Maintain efficiency, conserve energy and reduce heating costs

NO MESS - NO FUSS info@southeastleakdetection.ie - www.southeastleakdetection.ie

Crosstown, Wexford

Call today for a free quote 086-2509412

AUTO- EST RENTALS 1897 Est 1987

Bridgetownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first mini free lirestock the outlet on a daily brary was opened on Friday basis. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Children are still really evening outside the village bookinterested in reading,â&#x20AC;? owner shop. The library was built by Wally O Neill said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Books are Estate, IDA, IDA, Industrial Industrial Estate, the local Bridgetown Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s far from obsolete in their eyes C ou ur t o wn R oad Courtown Road Shed, decorated by talented local and recent book sale figures artist Benji Wilson and officially show that paperbacks are once G orey e , Co. Co. Wexford Wexffo ord Gorey, opened by local Cllr Mick Roche again outselling ebooks, fuelled P hone e: 086 2297647 Phone: in front of a crowd of excited primarily by under eighteens who local children and parents. find books far more of a novelty â&#x20AC;&#x153;â&#x20AC;&#x153;For Fo r all a l l your yo u r Construction C o n st r u ctio n & D DIY I Y nneedsâ&#x20AC;? ee dssâ&#x20AC;?

Speaking at the event, Cllr Roche than the kindles theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve grown said this was another positive deup with. We have children who velopment for his village. will even read a book a day and â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had a string of new small hopefully this library will make it businesses and craft groups eseven easier for them to do that.â&#x20AC;? tablished in this village in recent â&#x20AC;&#x153;We couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have hoped to do times which has greatly increased this project without the Kangos Kangos Dry/Wet Vac Vac a Dry/Wet Diggers Diggeers Dehumidifiers D ehumidifiers the vibrancy of the local commuBridgetown Mens Shed. The nity. This little library has only lads are fantastic and are coninformation please call great work for been in place forFor halfany a day and, stantly producing like the bookshop beside it, has the area.â&#x20AC;?

087 288 The 6777 already become a meeting point Bridgetown Mini Free Liemailofinfo@fdcustomjoinery.com for locals andOr a focus interest brary is open twenty four hours a for kids in the village.â&#x20AC;? day, seven days a week in Find someone here to Fix It,village.

Clad It, Buy It, Sell It, Build Heat orMixers D umpers MixInsulate ers Dumpers CherIt, ry Pickers Pickers Cherry Local bookshop Red Books will Bridgetown PoIt, wer Floats Floats Power Ferrybank, Wexford â&#x20AC;˘ Tel: 053-9123917 stock the little vowing to Make Paint It,library, Print It or It, Hire Someone, Find a Job, Pass that Test.

VAN HIRE

Gorey G orey Hire Hire Centre Centr te

â&#x20AC;˘ All New Fleet The â&#x20AC;˘ Small, Medium & Large Vans â&#x20AC;˘ Competitive Rates

Chronicle Oct 26th, 2017

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All Here in The Chronicle Services Section 6SHFLDOLVLQJ LQ )LUHSODFHV 6WRYHV 6SHFLDO OLVLQJ LQ )LUHSODFHV 6WRYHV 0RQXPHQWDO :RUNV 0RQXPHQWDO :RUNV

DIAMOND BLUE SERVICES WINDSCREENS

$W 6WRQH $UW ZH FDUU\ $W 6WRQH $UW ZH FDUU\ D ZLGH UDQJH RI D ZLGH UDQJH RI )LUHSODFHV 6WRYHV )LUHSODFHV 6WRYHV +HDGVWRQHV *UDYH +HDGVWRQHV *UDYH Victor Meyler Proprietor: $FFHVVRULHV WR VXLW HYHU\ \ $FFHVVRULHV WR VXLW HYHU\ accredited ATA EXGJHW

EXGJHW

Ph: 053 92 42000

THE MIRACULOUS PRAYER Old Dublin Road, Enniscorthy

:H VSHFLDOLVH LQ FXVWRP PDGH :H VSHFLDOLVH LQ FXVWRP PDGH GHVLJQV WR VXLW \RXU GHVLJQV WR VXLW \RXU LQGLYLGXDO UHTXLUHPHQWV LQGLYLGXDO UHTXLUHPHQWV &DOO RXU 7HDP IRU D &DOO RXU 7HDP IRU D 4X XRWH RQ )5(( 4 )5(( 4XRWH RQ

Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past & Fitted Supplied IWipers have asked for many favours. models makes ALL for This time I ask and you this very vehicles of special Done (mention favour). ,'$ ,QGXVWULDO (VWDWH &RXUWRZQ 5G *RUH\ &R :H[IRUG ,'$ ,QGXVWULDO (VWDW WH &RXUWR RZQ 5G *RUH\ &R :H[IRUG 7HO (PDLO RUH\VWRQHDUW UW#HLUFRP QHW 7HO (PDLO JRUH\VWRQHDUW#HLUFRP QHW

JR Take it, dear Heart of Jesus, Eastand South the Covering place it within your broken Direct billing to Insurance Companies Heart where rates your for Father sees it. non-insurance competitive Very Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine.

Amen. Say this prayer for three

Ballymoney

H end

Cllr.

Firewood forSHOP Sale Robbie LOCAL Ireton 8X5 Trailer Load of Seasoned Hardwood

â&#x201A;Ź130 per load

Also Bag of Hardwood â&#x201A;Ź3 per bag Bag of Kindling â&#x201A;Ź2.50 per bag Bag of Turf â&#x201A;Ź5 per bag

Office open 5 days a week in Courtown Contact Jim 087-7552944

Call for an appointment on 087-2531916 Email: robertiretonl@eircom.net

ANSELL RYAN

T

N n S v G C N O

gD in Bellefield SHOP

Dedicated Cattery ces Section Curtains relined or made new Coats, jackets shortened or Collection and Delivery of

00

e

r

od

hy

k

Graduation outfits altered

community. Some may have

Dresses remodelled

Next day or same day service taken in ourand ful fulll range products at: One hour express service bothSee Cats Dogsof products

available Parlour Full-time Grooming Cllr. Discounts Care St, Gorey 14 Day Esmonde EDEN EDE EN FIRE FRONT Robbie 085 1439372 threadsgorey@yahoo.ie LOCAL Ireton Y YYY GFGPJQOGCPFƂTG EQO YY GFGPJQOGCPFƂTG EQO

Made M in W Wexford exford

SERVICES to Lourdes

629

open 5 days a week Office Ballyhuskard Conservatories Courtown in nd Chronicle Build It, Heat or Insulate It, y It, Sell It,

s

for an CallPass Test. thatappointment 4ne, Find a Job, onIt,087-2531916 Heat or Insulate It, Buy It, Sell It, Build Section Email: Pass that Test. a Job,robertiretonl@eircom.net Find eone, s es Section nce

g in Bellefield

nt

rs

nd

te Centr Hire Centre orey Hire Gorey G Estate, Industrial Estate, IDA, Industrial IDA, Road ouurtown Road CCourtown Esta Iey A,orIndustrial IDG IDA, oted, exffor WEstate, Co.ialWexford , Co. endustr Gorey, Road Road own2297647 ouur CCourtown e: t086 Phone Phone:

te Centr Hire Centre orey Hire GGorey

www.ballyhuskardconservatories.ie

RYAN ANSELL AUTO RENTALS RYAN ANSELL YOUNG YOUNG VAN HIRE

od Wexffor C-o. Wexford e , Co. orey GGorey, - EST 1897 Est 1987 eedss” nTyrrell I Y needs” DNora DIY & 2297647 ctioe:n086 C o n str uPPhone: Construction yo u r Lacey,Sally a l l your r all FoTyrrell,Bridget ““For Rose Murphy and hone

Leading Business Consultants and neIt,edss” I Y needs” DLeinster n & DIY ioInsulate n str u ctor C oHeat Construction yo u rIt, l l your aBuild all r o F “For “ across Advisors Taxation It, Sell It, Buy s.

Test. thatConsultants a Job, Pass eone, Find Leading and Business Contact Details Compliance Services St. Elmos, es SectionTaxation Taxation Advisors across Leinster

016

9 56

Auditing Company Secretarial

ehumidifiers Dehumidifiers D

Esmonde Street, Gorey, Co. Wexford 053 - 9421693Digge Ph: angos KKangos ers Diggers Contact info@ary.ie Email: Details

ac aorey VVac y/Wet Dr Dry/Wet Gorey G

te Centr Hire Centre Hire

Services Compliance Estate, Industrial Estate, IDA, Industrial IDA, Business Services Elmos, St. angos KKangos ers Diggers ac a y/Wet VVac Dr Dry/Wet ehumidifiers Dehumidifiers D Taxation Road Digge town Road ur ou C Courtown Accounts Street, od exffor W Co. Wexford e , Co. ey orEsmonde G Gorey, Bookkeeping Auditing Wexford Co.2297647 Gorey, Tax Planning e: 086 hone P Phone: Secretarial Company Service Payroll Bureau Ph: 053 - 9421693

s” n e e ds D I Y needs” C o n st r u ct i o n & DIY yo u r Construction a l l your Fo r all ““For Email: info@ary.ie

ixers M Mixers umpers Pickers Pickers ryFleet Cher Cherry •DDumpers All New Floats ower Floats PPower Accounts ixers umpers Dumpers D Bookkeeping Pickers ry Pickers Cher Cherry Floats ower Floats • Small, Medium &MMixers LargePPower Vans Tax Planning Payroll Bureau Service Rates • Competitive

Business Services

attle against 5ls me drops dramatically

08

6

ehumidifiers Dehumidifiers D

ac a Vac y/Wet V Dr Dry/Wet

K angos Kangos

ers Digge Diggers

Ferrybank, Wexford • Tel: ixers 053-9123917 M Mixers umpers D Dumpers Pickers r y Pickers Cher Cherry Floats ower Floats P Power

ls

: er :crease nty

ment had provided the money rapid to praise when it was to fund a major Garda operadue. tion to tackle criminals and the He said he wanted to thank all improvement was down to involved and that message own that. should be brought back to MANUFACTURERS & INSTALLERS OF UPVC & ALUMINIUM WINDOWS WINDOWS ALUMINIUM UPVC OF INSTALLERS & MANUFACTURERS WINDOWS && ALUMINIUM UPVC OF INSTALLERS & MANUFACTURERS nd Supt.

Roche said 'in your face Gardai. €1,500 only From HIGH SECURITY FRONT DOORSfrontline System 8 Point Locking rder policing' hadSECURITY beenFitted deployed said he would also bring €1,500 only From FRONT SECURITY HIGH €1,500 only From DOORSHe FRONTDOORS HIGH fall to with Gardai targeting home the message directly Systemsystem back to Locking 8 8Point Fitted System Lockinglocking Point Fitted high security with pvc windows wo grown criminals first.

With adthe Minister for Justice that reD UPGRADE YOUR OLD WINDOWS BY CHANGING GLASS/LOCKS ETC..

ON erson WINTER ditional overtime were required to concovered areasNOW & Leinster sources DublinSALE All available KAVANAGH SHANE hunmembers of the force spent tinue to operation to beat the system locking security high with windows pvc system high security withHollyfort, pvc windows Co. Wexford Gorey,locking Grove Little, 6 long hours checking the criminals.

087 1258160 Mobile: Tel.: 053 9428601 D UPGRADE ETC..

CHANGING GLASS/LOCKS BY WINDOWS OLDWINDOWS YOUR UPGRADE www.skwindows.ie Web: info@skwindows.ie Email: GLASS/LOCKS CHANGING BY OLD YOUR relawhereabouts of known crimiCllr Barbara Annskwindows MurphyETC.. said covered areas Leinster & Dublin All & Leinster itareas Dublin om a nals and this All often involved was covered a real success for in KAVANAGH SHANEKAVANAGH which sitting outside theirSHANE homes. your face policing and she Gorey, Hollyfort, Little, Grove conChief Roche said he did not addedCo. thatWexford it underlined the Wexford Co. Gorey, Hollyfort,Mobile: Little, Grove 6 1258160 087 9428601 053 Tel.: e levwant to gloat but he said if the importance of seeing Gardai 087 1258160 Tel.: 053 9428601 skwindows www.skwindows.ie Web:Mobile: info@skwindows.ie Email:were Gardai given the reout on the beat not conOOK Email: info@skwindows.ie Web: www.skwindows.ie andskwindows en sources they could fight crime. fined to Garda Stations.

Our storage units are ideal for: re There was warm praise Business for the Co. CouncilSales Chief reps Executive Records Furniture House ga area efforts or Renovating Moving Storage Tom Stock Commercial of the Gardai from Enright also praised the nt. members of theavailable committee for rental Garda operation and he said Units all sizes

Migraine Sinusitis Headaches

Andrew Firman

16th January 2017.

The Chronicle 26th, 2018 Toastmasters hostApr. Open Night19

Our storage units are ideal for: House Furniture Business Records Sales reps Discover the key to Commercial Stock Storage Moving or Renovating

unlocking the skills needed to Units all sizes available for rental be a confident communicator.

Long-term or short-term If you are out socially, at Sinnottstown Business Park, Sinnottstown Lane, work or a community meeting Drinagh, Wexford, County Wexford can you communicate with (053) 916 0164 www.selfstoragewexford.com confidence? Have you often Turns your back boiler into a stove Each Unit is secure. The site has CCTV along with thought Fitted. of exactly what you Intruder and Fire Alarms Doubles the heat / Burns half the fuel* want the with car onour the You can access storage unit to atsay all in time renew our spirityour of love, forgiveness and peace Eliminates room draughts & sparks way home? secure access cards & pin Do you wish you Group were a better listener able

&ŝƚƐ ƐƚĂŶĚĂƌĚ ŽƉĞŶ ĮƌĞƐ ;ϭϲ͟ Θ ϭϴ͟Ϳ At our Self Storage Pilgrimages facility we offer a personal andto hear what people are really helpful service saying? ȗ Ƥ ȗ Ƥ 8am - 5pm Monday to Friday & 9am - 1pm on Saturday Well,053 you9160164 can learn all these Outside trading hours contact Cal Calll us: 087 399 5281 skills and so much more at May Departures from Dublin or email selfstoragewexford@gmail.com Toastmasters.

160 th AnniversaryEnniscorthy of Lourdes fro m an The local club is hosting May 12th - 5 Nights €730 € “Open Night” on Friday 25th November At 8.00pm p pin the Rose Tyrrell,Bridget Lacey,Sally Murphy and Nora Tyrrell May 17th - 5 Nights - €649 Riverside Park Hotel, s This is a great chance to dip your toe in the water and see May 22nd - 4 Nights - €629 what Toastmasters can do for Some of our professional services range from mini-grooms, full grooming you. - €649 Rose Tyrrell,Bridget Lacey,Sally Murphy Noraand Tyrrell May 26th - 5 Nights sessions, to wash and blow dry and in between can include: The Jul 31st, 2017 The emphasis on the night 2nd in All LANDLORDS PLEASE CONTACT st Ireland will be on enjoyment, where - Nail care - Ear car May 31 5 Nights - €649 A FOR LETTINGS PROPERTY AISLING - Bathing and Drying using coat specific shampoo and Grooming you will have an opportunity to PROPERTY YOUR ON QUOTE FREE conditioner treatments and facial scrubs.

Championships hear some interesting speakers WE INCLUDE Return experience - Full body brush out, de-shedding and de-matting/tangling flights - Transfers France 2013 Over 13 years and have a in chance to chat and in property lettings and management - Clipping and Hard scissoring traditionally or modernly styled.

Hotel accommodation with breakfast, & dinner talk to the lunch club members about - Trimming towith include, pawsthan and pads, facial and hygienal area trims experience 30 years more A family run business Advertising your property on daft.ie, rent.ie, any questions or queries you - Dry skin care, mud mask and body butter treatments Full Religious Programme - Services of Marian and aislingpropertylettings.com property.ie needs. your all to cater can Richard O'Connor - All wrapped up in a choice of hand made bows, bow ties and bandanas locally mayin have.

Vetting suitable tenants Pilgrimages’ Irish representative Lourdes sunrooms, Providing sourcedConservatories, in Ireland.

Property Management and Rent collectionThis is a worldwide inspections Property All airport and City taxes Travel Insurance extensions and new builds organisation that is growing Organising Repairs from strength to strength. Why Distillery Road, Wexford.

Co. WexfordPh: 086-1213153 Enniscorthy, The Ballagh, Fully licensed and insured agent, Prashar Aislingand W Licence W WNo: .M A R I AnotNcome . I Ealong be part of 003069.

Tel: 087-9120467/087-2679562 of Aisling Property Lettings Gift Vouchers Available Call Aisling today! this international email: info@ballyhuskardconservatories.ie 01 878 8159 - 19 Eden Quay Dublin 1community of See us on Facebook @ Threads Gorey and Threads Wexford

john.j.cleary@garda.ie or

TO142

T: 053-9155977 M: 087-6559550

W: aislingpropertylettings.com

communicators, that has a very successful local club right on your door step.

This will be a fabulous thought provoking night that

will whet your appetite and showcase different styles and approaches of communicating your views.

The ultimate in male grooming

Turkish Barbers

McDermott Street, Gorey, Co. Wexford T: 053 9483134 M: 087 6269365

Email: aposturkishbarbergorey@yahoo.com

WEDDING DAY Grooming Service Hair Cut Hot Towel Shaving Wash blow dry & gel Ears & Nose (Turkish Style) Full Turkish facial

You won't get a closer shave

E: aislingpropertylettings@gmail.com

ROY TECTOR

Tommy Hyland

Gorey Motor Factors

Funeral Director

Railway Road, Gorey, Co. Wexford Phone: 05394- 20164

Winter Special WINTER Service SPECIAL SERVICE • Anti-Freeze • De-Icer • Brake Fluid • Snow Chains

SERVICES Lube Service Introduction Offer Offer €49

Kavanagh's of Gorey www.kavanaghsofgorey.ie Telephone: 053 9422124 Phone Peter on 086 3446187 Email: pkav04@yahoo.com

Top Quality Traditional & Modern styles of Headstones Work Carried Out in all Cemeteries to Highest Standard

6 Provides a Complete Cremation Service Phone: 087 252 2911

NEW 2 U

WHERE THE FURNITURE IS ALMOST NEW ST MICHAELS RD, GOREY. CO WEXFORD. CONTACT TOMMY AT 087 2861330

GOOD SELECTION OF ALL

household furniture inc Leather/fabric suites, dining tables & chairs,beds, mattresses,wardrobes,chests, lockers, mirrors, chandeliers, kitchen dressers etc

ALL AT AFFORDABLE PRICES

QUALITY USED FURNITURE

24 20

The Chronicle

Apr. 26th, 2018

The

February

design days Fuel & @wal l a ces Fireside

24Keeping Things @wallaceswexford

wallaces.ie

Saturday

Local Since 1945

Chronicle Sep 28th, 2017

/wallaces.ie

Opening Times

Open 7 Days a Week Monday to Friday: 8:00am – 5:30pm Saturday: 9:00am – 5:00pm Sunday & Bank Holidays: 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Wellingtonbridge, Co. Wexford Call us on 051 561113 info@wallaces.ie

Wallaces Garden Centre has everything you need for the Garden, whatever you plan to Keep warm this and Autumn with Wallaces do. Check out our wide selection of plants and trees, our tools accessories, lights and furniture. We have some great bargains right now to get the season of to a flying start.

AUTUMN SALE NOW ON

until Oct 16th while stocks last ( alternative products offered also)

Geraniums (various) 3 for €10

Trays of Bedding only €2.99

Ornamental Cherry tree in blossom only €35

Magiflame, smokeless 10kg

€5.99

Wallaces is the place to be this Saturday, with everything you Purpose Compost needMulti for home for €10 improvement3projects large and small.

Come and get expert advice on colour, lighting, soft furnishing and much more. Book your FREE interior design consultation with designer Sinead Cassidy and get 20% OFF colour colour consultation tinting and wallpaper.

FREE

Fri 29th with designer Aodhain from Viola Baskets Inside Design

€9.99 Receive a €15 paint voucher from Fleetwood.

No appointment needed

y a h t d i r F h 16 c r a M 7pm it you @ style to su

Veg from €2.35

a d n i F

We have a great selection of roses, climbers and bushes

Planters from €4.99

Find that special feature for your favourite room in our Homewares

& Living section. Mirrors, lamps, frames, candles and furniture, cushions galore"

wallaces.ie 051 561113

Tomato baskets €6.99