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Gardai are warning people to drive with care this morning due to heavy overnight frost and snow in some parts of the country.
Concerns over rehab as opiate use soars
PRESSURE mounted on the Government last night to roll out more rehabilitation facilities for heroin users as research showed the number of opiate takers outside Dublin had soared by 165% in the last five years.
Three Romanians jailed over trafficking
Three men have been sent to prison in Romania today for trafficking Romanian people into Ireland for labour exploitation.
Crash victim was to be married next year
CARLOW learned with horror on yesterday of the tragic death of a popular 27-year-old woman who was due to be married next year.
Man in court over 204,000 ATM raid
A man is to appear in court this morning in connection with a 204,000 ATM raid on a shop and garage in Co Wexford last July.
Bride-to-be, teenager die as cold creates chaos on roads
A DENTAL nurse who was looking forward to her wedding in the summer and a young welder's apprentice were killed in separate horrific road crashes yesterday.
Gardai use new powers to tackle ATM-raid gang
GARDAI are using new anti-gangland powers in their investigation into the activities of a group of criminals responsible for a spate of robberies, including ATM raids, in the past year.
Enniscorthy in the 1950s. Young Eilis, like many others of her generation for whom opportunities at home are severely limited, makes - or accepts - the difficult decision to migrate to US.
Cash aid for flood victims is 'under review'
However, Taoiseach Brian Cowen warned yesterday as he toured flood hit parts of Cork , Clare , Galway and Tipperary that the national focus must remain on restoring vital services to families devastated by the floods.
Wexford builder ordered to pay E76,500
Thursday, November 19 15:49:50 Jackman Developments Ltd of Enniscorthy, has been ordered by the Courts to pay E76,500 plus costs in a case where the building firm had failed to include an employee - who died whilst working - in an insurance scheme for construction workers.
Following in the footsteps of The Master
Now that the verdict is out on the winner of the third edition of the Man Asian Literary Prize, Colm Toibin can drop his guard.
Motorists warned of flooded roads
Heavy overnight rains have left many roads across the country flooded resulting in difficult conditions for motorists.
Killer of young Wexford artist is jailed 'indefinitely'
A 20-YEAR-OLD man who stabbed and killed his best friend, an aspiring artist from Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, with a steak knife has been jailed indefinitely in England.
Garda who made false assault claim to do community service
A female garda who made a false complaint to colleagues that she had been attacked in a taxi by the driver and two other men has been ordered to perform 240 hours community service in lieu of an prison sentence.
Six arrests after body found in Wexford
Six people were arrested tonight following the discovery of a body in a burnt out car in Co Wexford.
Gang accused of trafficking face 15 years in jail if convicted
ALLEGED leaders of a gypsy crime gang accused of trafficking over a hundred people into Ireland from Romania face jail sentences of up to 15 years if they are found guilty in a local court.
Lisbon Treaty on the minds of farmers at Ploughing Championships
Livestock, tractor laps and the Lisbon Treaty were the key talking points today at the opening of this year's National Ploughing Championships.
Angelus undergoes revamp but gongs remain the same
THE ANGELUS will from next Monday be changed - though not utterly. Under a revamping of the evening pause for prayer on RTE One television, the gongs will remain the same.
At Colaiste Bride in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford , staff go to strenuous efforts to ensure that the transition from primary to second level is smooth.
Snake sneaks back into Ireland
ST Patrick must be rolling in his grave. Fisheries officers carrying out a river survey came up with an unusual catch when they netted a 10ft python.
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