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Gardai recover knife from crime scene
Gardai recovered a knife at the crime scene in Hollyville Heights where a stabbing took place.
Follow Ian's big trip
IAN LACEY'S epic journey has now spread to television screens.
U.S. board role for Sheehan
A NEW ROSS COUNCILLOR has been appointed to a major American body.
Streets re-open to traffic after blaze
NORTH Quay and Bridge Street re- opened to traffic on Monday afternoon after being closed for 10 days following the blaze that ripped through the Kennedy Plaza.
Mapping Urban Ireland on display in library
THE ROYAL Irish Academy Library's successful exhibition, 'Mapping Urban Ireland' will be on display in New Ross Library from February 1 to 11.
No trial for man who shot himself during dispute
A MAN WHO shot himself during a dispute with an auctioneer over the sale of land will not stand trial on charges of attempted assault, possession of a firearm and false imprisonment.
Raiders strike at parochial house
THE PAROCHIAL HOUSE in Cushinstown has been targeted for the second time this month.
Brown dismayed at threat to school advisers
FIANNA FÁIL'S John Browne has expressed dismay at Government refusal to protect guidance counsellors' posts in secondary schools.
Brothers sprayed graffiti on Adamstown school wall
TWO BROTHERS, who were involved in graffiting a wall at Adamstown National School making an 'unsavoury' reference to a local garda, found themselves before Wexford District Court.
Bank applies for instalment orders
THE FALLOUT from the recession was reflected in court proceedings last week as creditors to the District Court looking to Judge Gerard Haughton to make order for payments.
Inside News
- Jobs lift as €4.88m pool project begins
- Michael Murphy elected Comhaltas chief
- Nicky loved horse ploughing competitions
- Social media event coming to Wexford
- Copper wire stolen
- Man threatened to kill girlfriend in fit of rage
- 120 hours community service
- Kyle's quad career kicks into gear
- Film critics hail 'Bogeyman'
- Horticultural grant scheme
- No plans to mark historic flight
- Search on for fitness champ
- Students read at Holocaust Memorial day
- Tribunal rules against closed nursing home
- Teen given driving ban
- €12m allocated for road repairs
- Man (49) found guilty of sexual assault
- €300 fine for speeding
- Questions about Bosheen scheme
- Woman banned from driving
- Town says farewell to dedicated Sharon
- Kehoe backs Insolvency Bill
- Women's 'sudden temptation' led to Xbox game theft
- Residents join forces in bid to fight €200 NPPR charge
- New homes found for all Kennedy Plaza residents
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.
Breaking News
- 07:48 Gerrard: Suarez return will lift us
- 07:43 Best calls for Ireland consistency
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- 18:58 McCarthy authority 'not eroded'
- 18:48 Zeb team set sights on Champion
Top stories from Friday, 03.02.12
- 00:08 Cancer cases could increase by 72%
- 19:43 Man shoots himself at hairdresser's
- 17:54 Sheen proud of uncle's IRA past
- 17:13 Assembly blasted over ferry closure
- 15:58 Lowry exhibition at new arts centre
