Jockey Philip Byrnes gets 21-day ban for dangerous riding in dramatic handicap hurdle
Sanction comes year after he rode another of father’s horses, Redwood Queen, in controversial race
Wexford
Appeal for information following suspected arson attack on Garda station in Wexford
Incident took place at Blackwater shortly before 3am on Tuesday
Misleading pricing among potential law breaches found at tourist hotspot shops by watchdog
Dublin’s Temple Bar, Dingle and Kenmare in Kerry and Tramore in Waterford among the locations visited by CCPC inspectors
More than 32,000 adults waiting over a year for physiotherapy and other primary care assessments
Physiotherapy and occupational therapy waiting lists are particularly long, new HSE figures show
Housing crisis: Grants to turn space above shops into homes could be ‘game changer’
Government hopes grants of up to €165,000 will mean thousands of vacant properties return to use
Ryanair pricing strategy questioned in response to ‘wealthy few’ remark
Reader suggests first-class travellers are unlikely to fly Ryanair
Wexford man’s 14-year litigation shows how some are ‘gaming the system,’ judge says
Brendan Kirwan is being pursued over €1m judgment obtained in 2012
Hundreds of suspected dodgy-box users in Ireland get warning letters from Sky
Broadcaster says it could take legal action if users do not promise to stop streaming content illegally
Man (20s) dies in single-vehicle crash near Enniscorthy
Garda investigations into the incident are continuing
Person in Wexford is first in Ireland to win €1m through a scratch card, as cards are criticised
Critics say scratch cards are ‘sanitising and normalising’ gambling for young people
Man (50s) hospitalised after firearm discharged at residence in Co Wexford
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident which took place in Coolcotts area of Wexford town on Saturday night
Wexford lagoon will take up to 20 years to recover from decades of pollution, says Senator
Local campaigners say they have been left out of plans to save Lady’s Island Lake, Ireland’s largest saltwater lagoon
Full list of all the Blue Flag beaches across Ireland revealed
Duncannon, Co Wexford and Bunmahon, Co Waterford regained flags for first time in 19 years and 14 years respectively
‘You might end up on TV’: An Garda Síochána launches €345,000 recruitment drive
Dog handlers, frogmen and officers on horseback drafted into publicity campaign to attract officers
Man (20) dies in Wexford motorcycle crash
Motorcyclist died at the scene on the L4016 near Glenour, Adamstown, on Friday night
Actor Gary Lydon instilled love of arts in young performers, funeral hears
Prominent figures from the world of film, stage and television attend service in honour of Wexford actor
Sentence tripled for man (24) who punched then-girlfriend for ‘liking’ TikTok
Gavin Lawlor repeatedly assaulted victim (18) and continued to attack her while on bail for assaults
Comedian Killian Sundermann: ‘My parents let me wear a jean jacket for my Confirmation because I was into rock’n’roll’
Comedian and actor Killian Sundermann on the joy of a good comedy gig and his dislike of anonymous notes
Family seeks independent inquiry into death of nephew at Midlands Prison
Colm Connolly (46) died in April, his relatives want to know what happened
We still await our iodine tablets from 2002, never mind the Government’s emergency booklet
Announcement about distribution of pamphlet was made on first anniversary of Storm Éowyn
Own a cinema from €295,000 and be like Cillian Murphy: Four on sale now
With opportunities to buy former small-town cinemas cropping up around the country – would you follow in Oscar-winner’s footsteps?
Man (50s) dies following mountain bike crash in Co Wexford
Man injured while cycling through wooded area in Askamore in north Wexford
What will €975,000 buy in France, Italy, Brazil, Portugal and Co Wexford?
One price, home and away: A four-bed by the beach, a duplex in the heart of Paris and more
Irish unit of Amazon advances plans for undersea connectivity with UK
Cable to run from Wexford to Wales
Body of man (60s) discovered in Wexford house
Gardaí believe the remains of the deceased may have been in place for some time
Fuel tank drivers faced ‘significant threats’ during protests, says industry body chief
Garda Commissioner ‘absolutely appalled’ by intimidation directed at members over course of demonstrations
Fuel protests: Government to raid exchequer surplus for €505m support package
Coalition denies latest measures a direct response to blockades, but faces further headaches
Fuel protests: Blockades at Galway, Foynes and Rosslare Europort stood down
Wexford and Limerick protesters say they did not want situation to escalate
Protesters defend cargo blockade at Rosslare Europort
‘What do I do?’ – Spiking fuel prices suffocating new business, Wexford entrepreneur says
Why is it a big week for unions in Ireland?
This is unlikely to be a quiet conference season for unions
The Visit by Neil Tully: Lyrical debut novel asks what happens to those left behind
A once insular Wexford community casts its gaze outwards as it prepares to welcome JFK
The News from Dublin by Colm Tóibín: Stories by a writer with complete command of the craft
New short story collection ranges over territories familiar to Tóibín’s readers: Wexford, Catalonia, Argentina and the US
Actor Gary Lydon: ‘There’s a spiritual feeling about Ireland you don’t get in other places’
Because of the likes of Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal people are taking notice. But you have to nurture Irish actors starting out too
Wexford GP posted inappropriate tweets that undermined Covid public health guidelines
Dr William Ralph alleged to have made large number of posts critical of several aspects of pandemic policies
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