WHILE the cream of Wexford i r•i chief attraction at the Festival Mhuire on Friday, 31st October tain. Matt Molloy. Joining the flute player witi Peter O'Leary, making his debt.• an RTE radio recital, classic I r-: for his concert performance. The best of Wexford traditional tal

Gorey Rugby Club will hold a St. Patrick's week-end social in the pavilion on Saturday night next for members only but new members are welcome. The music will be provided by Nite Life. (See advert.).

Mrs. K. Sinnott presided at the monthly meeting of Pioneer branch held on Friday night last at which she made a presentation to Mr. Frank O'Connor, in recognition of his 62 years membership of the local branch and for his trojan work and total dedication. Mr. O'Connor expressed

HIGHER taxes and duties are the causes of an escalation in the black economy and an uncontrolled growth in casual and street trading. This was stated by Mr. Kevin Leacy, Chairman of Gorey Traders' Association at the AGM of the association. In his address he referred to the diffi

Call for rethink jobs problem Dr. Healy claimed there was a growing awareness among people that the problem could not be resolved by approaching it any longer along traditional lines. each person in the State (and note, this included the taxpayer) could be given a basic income o

mean to throw glass A YOUNG woman who threw a glass of water from her bedroom window onto a gang of rowdy youths on the str.:eit below, found herself at Wexford District Court charged w;th assauk. The assault arose when Shirley Donovan, I, Anne Street, Wexford, accidentially let

In loving memory of Mary Whelan, Custodium House. Kilanerin, who died March 16. 1983. You were always someone special Generous, kind and true You will never be forgotten For I thought the world of Sadly filmed by her loving win Andy

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