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Odds released for Wexford to win 2026 Leinster Hurling Championship

The Leinster Hurling Championship is only around the corner... Wexford still have at least two games remaining in the Allianz Hurling League (1B), but there's no doubt that the team will have one eye on the upcoming Leinster Hurling Championship too. Recently, the odds were releasd by major bookmakers ahead of the 2026 Leinster Hurling …

Well-known commerical property on Gorey’s Main street placed on the market

A well-known commercial property on Gorey's Main Street has been placed on the market... A landmark retail premises in the heart of Gorey has been placed on the market, bringing to a close more than two decades of trading on the town’s bustling Main Street. The well known House 2 Home store, which has been …

Local Wexford writer releases poetry collection

A Hollyfort resident has marked an important personal milestone with the publication of his debut poetry collection... Bert Peskens, who lives in Hollyfort, has released The Weight of What Remains, a contemporary body of work shaped by lived experience and years of reflection. The book is now available worldwide through Amazon. Several years in the …

Wexford native joins Young Fine Gael National Executive

Wexford man Barry Murphy joined the Young Fine Gael (YFG) National Executive this week as National Director of Policy... Having served on the committee of Wexford YFG and the Constituency Executive of Fine Gael in Wexford for over 10 years, he has worked with Fine Gael's Councillors and Oireachtas members in Wexford and will now …

Former Wexford hurler Rory Jacob makes bold call about Lee Chin

A former Wexford hurler has made a bold call for Lee Chin... Former Wexford hurler, Rory Jacob, was the most recent guest on The Wexford Hurling Podcast. Speaking on the most recent Wexford Hurling Podcast, the former Wexford corner-forward has called on his clubmate and Wexford Senior hurling manager Keith Rossiter to look at potentially …

Celebrant believes Wexford could be the wedding capital of Ireland

Just a few decades ago, an Irish person choosing to get married outside of a church would be an uncommon occurrence. Today this is no longer the case, with celebrant-led weddings steadily on the rise... To get married in Ireland, there are three options available. One of course is a church wedding. The second option …

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