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Voters backing Hannah's doodle
WEXFORD on-line voters are weighing in behind teenager Hannah Logan from Duncormick as she bids to win the 'Doodle 4 Google' competition.
€160,000 so far to store 240 machines in Wexford warehouse
THE electronic voting machines gathering dust in Wexford since 2004 have cost the tax payer around €160,000.
Irish Pride is put up for sale
IRISH PRIDE, a major employer in Taghmon, has been put up for sale by its owner One51.
Nursing home gets €1.7m
KERLOGUE NURSING HOME in Wexford earned € 1.7 million from the Government's Fair Deal scheme in 2010.
Dropped fishing knife when gardaí approached
A MAN who dropped a knife on the ground when approached by gardai was acquitted of a charge of possessing a weapon by Judge William Earley at Wexford District Court.
Wexford to host dancing finals
HUNDREDS of Irish dancers will arrive in Wexford over the June bank holiday week for the World Open Irish Dancing Championships.
Man (83) facing sexual assault charges has case adjourned
AN 83-YEAR- OLD man facing several charges of sexual assault had his case adjourned by Judge William Earley at Wexford District Court.
Robbed delivering take-away
A YOUNG woman was robbed of her night's takings while delivering a chinese take-away to a house in Wexford.
Woman given one month to prevent eviction from home
A WEXFORD town woman has been given one month to strike a deal with Wexford Borough Council over her rent arrears or she will be evicted from her home.
Woman told to repay €12,000 to colleagues
A WOMAN who stole over €12,000 from her company's Christmas Club will be given the benefit of the Probation Act if she pays back the money in full, Judge William Earley indicated at Wexford District Court.
Fifteen new faces in all
THE PROMISE to experiment was certainly kept in Saturday's game, writes Alan Aherne.
Michael gave great service to community
PEOPLE throughout Wexford were saddened to learn of the death of Michael Kelly.
In Pictures
Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.
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