Festivals: The best Irish events in August, from music and comedy to literature and science
There’s something for everybody in our guide to the many events being held around Ireland this month
Wexford
Fiona Sinnott search: Family’s hope turns to disappointment as gardaí conclude excavation
Relatives of young woman who vanished in south Co Wexford in 1998 were hopeful as they waited near scene
‘We are heartbroken’: Gardaí conclude search related to missing Fiona Sinnott in Wexford
Mother of one (19) was last seen leaving Butler’s pub in Broadway at around midnight on February 8th, 1998
Wexford man must pay €480,000 damages for ‘dodgy box’ copyright infringement, court rules
Sky described David Dunbar as a ‘top level’ copyright infringer
Ten great food trucks and restaurant pop-ups around Ireland
The tastiest moveable feasts this summer, from mushroom fillet rolls in Potobello to seafood spice boxes in Ballycotton
Michael Warren obituary: Internationally acclaimed sculptor known for large-scale public installations
Many people will know his work without realising it
Judge doubles jail term for trespasser who asked for lesser sentence
Gerry Cash (33) entered the home of an 88-year-old man who was left in a distressed state
A US animal lawyer in Wexford: ‘There’s a real social cost here: if you’re not fun, you’re gonna pay’
Peter Brandt moved from Portland, Oregon to Wexford in 2021
Man (46) appears in court over €1.6m drug haul in Wexford
Fintan Fanning was charged with possession of cannabis for the purpose of sale or supply
I saw ‘selfies’ with puffins being taken on the Saltee islands. People should keep their distance
For nature to flourish humans need to engage with wild creatures. But if that engagement involves disturbance, damage may be done
Man (40s) arrested over €1.6m herbal cannabis seizure in Wexford
Van containing about 80kg of cannabis was intercepted in Ballycaraney yesterday
‘Beautiful, crisp and clear’: Winning pictures in Biodiversity Photographer of the Year contest are announced
Image of dragonfly in Meath takes top prize in competition aimed at celebrating photography and wildlife diversity
Man taken to hospital following stabbing incident in Arklow
Five arrested after incident on Abbey Street
Report condemns decline of Ireland’s largest saltwater lake over 40 years
Oireachtas committee calls for full restoration of heavily polluted Lady’s Island Lake in Co Wexford
Judge strikes out assault charge against law professor and barrister Diarmuid Phelan
Case dismissed over concerns he would not get a fair trial due to absence of key CCTV footage
GP black spots: Parts of Clare, Mayo among areas ‘at risk’ of losing doctor
Report identifies 132 GPs ‘at risk of retirement with no viable replacement’, which would represent tens of thousands of patients
Dublin poet Stephen James Smith: ‘I’m just holding a mirror up to the city, trying to tell the truth’
The poet on the inspiration in his life, his dyslexia, Pat Ingoldsby, and how one poem he wrote changed his life
What will €299,000 buy in counties Clare and Wexford?
Two homes, one price: A four-bed semi in seaside Kilkee or a farmhouse on 3.6 acres with outbuildings and a champion back story?
Look inside: Modern home overlooking Tintern Abbey woodlands near the sea in Wexford for €895,000
Four-bedroom detached bungalow with an acre of gardens and a sleek, contemporary interior
Playing with fire: Summer cookery classes with bite
Turn your back garden into the hottest new opening of the summer season with these cookery classes
Wexford wind farm must pay almost €1m towards legal costs of couple who won noise nuisance case
But operators to appeal High Court order to shut down three turbines fully
Court of Appeal remits charges against allegedly unlicensed taximan to District Court
NTA officer accepted during District Court trial that provisions for carrying out test purchase or ‘setting a trap’ were not set out under legislation
Surveyor disputes ‘extraordinary’ claim that wind farm could devalue nearby property by 44%
High Court will assess wind turbine noise nuisance damages for owners of two nearby properties
Sky alleges Co Wexford man may have made €450,000 a year from ‘dodgy box’ service
Sky investigator estimates David Dunbar to have up to 5,000 customers paying for his service.
Man who suffered noise nuisance from Wexford wind farm seeks €1m damages for a new home
Judge begins hearing to assess damages for four people over nuisance impact of wind turbine
There is still a small chance of rescuing Wexford lagoon from the same fate as Lough Neagh
Agricultural run-off is harming Lady’s Island lake, yet priority seems to be retention of nitrates derogation
Holiday homes in Cork, Waterford, Mayo and Wexford from €215,000
A four-bed by the sea in Youghal, a storied home overlooking the river Barrow and more
A casual bite: Irish bistros, cafes and wine bars for a laid-back meal
Key ingredients of a popular place to eat? Passion, quality and a twist of originality
Truck driver (23) charged with smuggling two men through Rosslare port
Roberto Nickitean appeared before Wexford District Court on Saturday evening
Rise of backward-looking nationalism is not the preserve of the populist right. Just ask Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin objections to the planned commemoration of the Normans might be regarded as inconsequential but they reveal a more sinister objective
The story behind roadside strawberry stands – one of the heralds of Irish summer
The quaint Wexford strawberry stands that herald the new season in Ireland are part of a very modern and complex business
‘Fabulous’ mother among four women killed in weekend road incidents
Two pedestrians, including Theresa Morgan (63), and a cyclist were among the fatalities
Revenue seizes thousands of e-bikes and e-scooters worth estimated €4.5m
Officials believe the vehicles, which were stored in two Wexford warehouses, were smuggled into the country
What will €495,000 buy in Cobh and Co Wexford?
A detached house with stellar sea views across the harbour or a traditional house with estuary views and outbuildings?
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