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Wexford TD Mick Wallace warned families in County Wexford face a difficult Christmas, criticising the Government over the economic recovery and Irish Water. A new poll shows Fine Gael at its lowest rating since 2003.
Schools in Enniscorthy, County Wexford, closed after heavy rain caused flooding. Met Éireann issued a yellow weather warning, with up to 30mm of rain forecast.
Gardaí are seeking the public’s help in locating 21-year-old Paul Davey, who was last seen in New Ross, County Wexford, in the early hours of Saturday morning after leaving The Rag pub.
Thousands of people across County Wexford protested against water charges in demonstrations organised by the Right2Water campaign.
TK Maxx has agreed rental terms for the Stonebridge retail unit on Wexford Town’s quay, paying 5 per cent of its turnover in lieu of rent with a 30-month rent-free period.
The jury has failed to reach a verdict in the trial of Vincent Martin Crowe for the murder of Wexford man Kenyon Meyler in Perth, Australia. A possible retrial will be discussed on 13 November.
A masked man has attempted an armed robbery at Barrack Street post office in Wexford Town. He fled with a bag, but nothing of value was taken.
A Kosovan man who was rescued after falling from a ferry in Rosslare has left Wexford General Hospital with an IV drip in his arm and is being sought by Gardaí.
Update: Gardaí have confirmed that missing Enniscorthy teenager Andrea Kavanagh, who was last seen on 11 October, has been found safe and well.
A man was taken to Wexford General Hospital after falling from the Oscar Wilde ferry in Rosslare Harbour. He was rescued by the ship’s raft and his injuries are not believed to be serious.