Wexford clubs invited to apply for Texaco Sport funding

Sports clubs from Co. Wexford and beyond are invited to apply for the sixth Texaco Support for Sport initiative in which a fund of €130,000 will be divided equally in €5,000 amounts and distributed to successful applicants in each of the twenty-six counties.... To date more than €600,000 has been distributed to over 125 sports …

Wexford carer nominated as finalist for Carer of the Year awards 2026

A Wexford woman has been nominated as a finalist for Carer of the Year.... Patricia Vos has been announced as the Wexford regional winner and finalist in Right at Home’s Carer of the Year Awards 2026, recognising the dedication and contribution of carers supporting people across communities throughout Ireland. The annual awards celebrate care professionals …

Belfast Entrepreneur Disrupting Golf Travel with New Algarve Service

A Belfast-based entrepreneur is making waves in the golf travel industry with the launch of a new service designed to simplify how golfers travel abroad. Golf Hire Now, a recently launched business, is aiming to remove one of the most common frustrations faced by travelling golfers: transporting clubs overseas. With more UK and Irish golfers …

Free algebra masterclass for secondary school students taking place this Sunday

Breakthrough Maths is running a completely free Algebra Masterclass this Sunday, September 27th, for secondary school students from 1st Year right through to 6th Year.... The one-hour live online class is designed to take students back through the core algebra skills, before building towards the kinds of questions they are likely to meet in exams. …

New Early Years setting focusing on outdoor learning opens in Wexford

A new Early Years setting with a strong focus on outdoor learning is set to open in rural Wexford, offering families a new childcare and early education option in the Oulart area... Winston & Willows Early Years is the newest addition to the established Carraig Briste & Killegney Early Years group, which has developed a …

Over €18 million awarded for four County Wexford projects

Four projects across County Wexford are set to receive a combined €18.3 million in Government funding under the new Towns and Cities Regeneration Investment Fund... The funding forms part of a major €409 million national investment programme, announced by Minister and Wexford TD James Browne, which will support almost 120 regeneration projects across every local …

Former Ireland star reflects on his roots and the county’s footballing future

For one proud Wexford man, a love of football began on the pitches of his native county before eventually taking him to the highest levels of the game.... Inspired by Ireland’s famous Italia ’90 campaign, Kevin Doyle dreamed of becoming a professional footballer at a time when the pathway from Wexford to the professional game …

Wexford business recognised as ‘great place to work’

A Wexford business has been recognised as a 'great place to work'.... Newtown Park Hotel in Wexford has been certified as a Great Place to Work, recognising the hotel’s commitment to creating a positive workplace culture and strengthening its position as an employer of choice within Ireland’s hospitality sector. The certification is based on direct …

Price for prominent Wexford pub slashed by over €100,000

The asking price for the popular Kilrane Inn in Churchtown, Kilrane has been reduced... The pub is now on the market for €525,000, having originally been advertised with a guide price of €650,000, representing a €125,000 reduction. The long-established pub is located in a prominent position on the N25, close to Rosslare Europort, and has …

Opinion: Wexford’s AI push needs a handoff map before automation scales

On September 10, Rethink Ireland will bring its AI For Good Discovery Day to GreenTech HQ in Enniscorthy.... The free workshop will give nonprofits, social enterprises, and community organisations hands-on experience with AI tools, practical case studies, and guidance on responsible adoption. That makes the next question urgent for Wexford organisations: what happens after a useful …

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