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McDonald’s fast food restaurant in Drinagh Retail Park has a drive-through and McDelivery service.
Most music stores in Wexford Town have closed since 2000 as streaming and digital sales replaced physical media. Whites For Music, the last general CD shop and the county’s only Ticketmaster centre, closed in June 2014.
Visit Wexford has appointed hotelier Colm Neville as its new chairperson. The tourism group plans a major 2016 marketing campaign including radio, television, and billboard advertising.
Glanbia Ingredients Ireland has announced a €35m expansion of its cheese plant on the outskirts of Wexford Town, with plans to double processing capacity and create 60-70 new jobs.
Approximately 12 missed cancers have been identified in a bowel screening review at Wexford General Hospital, including the probable avoidable death of one male patient.
Wexford County Council has opened applications for the third year of the Community Tourism Initiative for the Diaspora. The €1m fund supported 19 local events in County Wexford in 2015, attracting up to 2,000 overseas visitors.
Paddy Power’s odds for the 2016 General Election offer an alternative to opinion polls, predicting Fine Gael will fall to 61 seats and Labour to 12, its worst result since 1987.
On Saturday, the 23rd of March, 1916, a traveller woman called Barbara Berry was fatally stabbed in the heart on Wexford’s Main Street.
A woman has been hospitalised after a man impersonating a garda pulled her over and assaulted her during a roadside robbery in Murrintown, County Wexford.
