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The temporary swimming ban at Culletons Gap, Morriscastle, Cullenstown, and Oldbawn beaches in County Wexford has been lifted, with blue flag status restored.
A Wexford woman has offered her two spare bedrooms to Croke Park residents if they agree to let the five Garth Brooks concerts go ahead. The woman, who identified herself as Margaret while speaking to Joe Duffy on RTÉ’s Liveline radio show, hopes to attend Monday’s concert. She said she would take four people into […]
Wexford Town business owners share their perspectives on the recession, social media, and challenges such as business rates and parking that affect the local economy.
Department of Education statistics for 2013/2014 show that 26% of primary schools in County Wexford have class sizes of 30 or more, with a county average of 25.5 pupils per class.
The story of Liam Griffin’s bus-stop speech to the Wexford hurling team before the 1996 Leinster final and the county’s run to the All-Ireland title.
Customs officers seized €534,280 worth of heroin, ecstasy, and cannabis resin in Rosslare, County Wexford, after “Ralph the Rosslare customs dog” discovered the drugs hidden in a vehicle’s fuel tank.
A Facebook post asking Wexford residents what they would change about the town attracted more than 4,500 responses, with the old Cineplex cinema emerging as the most popular topic.
Irish singer Damien Dempsey rescued a young man from drowning in the River Slaney while on his way to perform at the Strawberry Festival in Enniscorthy.
Whites for Music on Wexford’s South Main Street has closed after 30 years of trading. The store sold concert tickets, CDs, and electrical goods but could not compete with the rise of digital downloads.
Burglars have stolen €250 from Reach, a suicide prevention charity, after breaking into its Henrietta Street shop in Wexford Town.