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Kicking off the Guinness Singing and Swinging Pubs for the first time in four years. Left to right: Ruben Buggyand Arron Roche. Source of photo: Ger Hore and Wexford People Newspaper. As this year’s singing and swinging pubs comes to a close, we sit down with Maggie Mays manager and opener of this year’s show …
There are plenty of great pubs across the county... But, recently, three Wexford businesses have been nominated for National Awards. The Irish Pub Awards, jointly presented by Licensed Vintners Association (LVA) and Vintners Federation of Ireland (VFI), have gained recognition throughout the trade one of the most credible and comprehensive assessment of the best in …
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Over the last seven days, we ran a public poll on our Facebook page to find Wexford's best pub... Just like with two years ago, we are on the look out to find the best of everything across Wexford. For 2023, we have already published articles on Wexford's best coffee and on the best take-aways …
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What better way to mark Midsummer’s Day than a mystery boat trip? Plab sa Phluais (Plop in the Cave) is set to take friends Gínie and Féilim on an audio adventure for RTÉjr Radio that the friends and their listeners will not forget... Plab sa Phluais is the second in a series of four ‘readalong’ scéalta codlata …
A local Wexford musician has created a catchy song... The song about 'Thirsty Thursdays' was written and performed by local Wexford musician, Liam Byrne, renowned for his Christy Moore renditions. The tune is about having a night out in Paddy Blues pub in Gorey after training was cancelled. In the song, he mentions the journey …
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Gerry Cinnamon's popularity has risen through the roof in recent years... His popular tunes, which include 'Belter' and 'Sometimes' to name just two of many, are often blared across pubs on nights out. And now, Gerry Cinnamon fans across Wexford will be delighted to hear that the Gerry Cinnamon Experience is coming to 'The Rebel'. …
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A Gorey business woke up this morning to see that their artificial grass has been removed from their premises... The artificial grass, which was placed outside of the 'Fika by Daniel' coffee hut in Gorey, was stolen from the premises. The artificial grass was used to create a mini-garden area whereby people could sit on …
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Three Maori tourists were in a Wexford pub over the weekend... Enjoying the craic of Frenches pub in Gorey, the three Maori tourists decided to do the 'haka' for the locals to enjoy. As expected, following the Haka, the trio were met with applause and cheers. Read also: Remember to submit your news to Wexford …
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A Wexford pub has given an ultimatum to thieves who allegedly stole tables from their car park recently... The 'One for the Road' pub located in Ballycanew, Wexford, has given an ultimatum to the suspected thieves. In a public post issued on their social media channels this afternoon (Thursday), the pub stated that "persons were …
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A popular pub in County Wexford has been placed up for sale... Gaynor's Pub, located at Wygram Place, Wexford Town, has been placed up for sale. The pub has been listed on Daft.ie, but the price must be requested on application. Gaynor's Pub is described as "truly one of Wexford's landmark trophy properties." It's nestled …
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Although they are different this year, the festivities are well and truly underway... The latest Covid-19 restrictions have been a blow to the hospitality industry. It means that pubs and restaurants have to close their doors at 8pm. It is due to the fact that Covid-19 is now rampant in our community again. On the …
The latest Covid-19 restrictions have been a blow to the hospitality industry... Both pubs and restaurants are now required to close at 8pm. This has impacted pubs and restaurants across the country. One pub that has decided against opening is the popular Gaynor's Pub in Wexford town. Earlier in the year, Gaynor's Pub was rated …
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