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Billy Walsh has resigned as head coach of the IABA’s High Performance Unit less than a week after Ireland won three medals at the World Amateur Boxing Championships. He will now work with the US women’s boxing team.
Whites Hotel in Wexford Town is rebranding as Clayton Whites, one year after the Dalata Hotel Group purchased the historic four-star hotel.
County Wexford had the third highest rate of suicide in Ireland between 2011 and 2013, with 19.4 deaths per 100,000 people, well above the national average of 11.4.
Vincent Martin Crowe has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for the murder of Kenyon ‘Kenny’ Meyler following a retrial in an Australian court.
Vincent Martin Crowe has been found guilty of murdering Wexford man Kenyon Meyler, who was fatally stabbed at a house party in Perth, Australia, in February 2013.
Wexford County Council is to purchase the former Wexford Electronix site in Wexford Town.
Zurich Insurance and Waterford Wexford Training Services have welcomed 16 participants to a new Insurance Traineeship Programme in Wexford, the first of its kind for the sector, offering long-term unemployed individuals training and job placement.
Wexford Town is among the first 15 towns in Ireland to receive Eir’s new 1Gbps fibre broadband service, with prices starting at €30 per month.
Local Wexford choir master Eanna McKenna has appeared before Wexford District Court accused of possessing 521 child pornography images and 167 videos.
An IP address registered to the Oireachtas was used to remove sections of Senator Jim Walsh’s Wikipedia article detailing his comments about the gay marriage referendum.