Enniscorthy
‘We’re in limbo’: Enniscorthy businesses feel defenceless after latest flood
Locals have endured several floods from the river Slaney and are worried about the lack of defences as extreme weather becomes more common
Revealed: Ireland’s Greenest Places 2026 shortlist
Eleven entries have made it to the final stage of deliberation in this year’s competition
Woman (70s) dies in Co Wexford car crash
Three vehicles collided on N30 between Enniscorthy and Clonroche
Culture Night 2026: 12 events to catch off the beaten track
From tribal dance and earthquake education to clay sculpting and an after-dark tractor parade, there is plenty to experience this Culture Night
Ale, St Kilian: Frank McNally on Irish beer evangelism, Canadian modesty and ‘Corke’
Adding an ‘e’ to Cork is baffling, but it makes 'whisky' taste better
We went on RTÉ’s Cheap European Homes and ended up buying our dream house in France
Nuala and Dick Harpur had thought about buying a property in Béziers for years but it took an appearance on the show to push them over the line
Lack of flood-warning system raises the question: what is the State’s job?
Devoid of critical integration, our State retains no institutional memory, as lessons from failures remain trapped inside whichever department or agency handles it
Ryanair pricing strategy questioned in response to ‘wealthy few’ remark
Reader suggests first-class travellers are unlikely to fly Ryanair
Living with IBD: ‘It’s more than needing to go to the toilet’
It remains a taboo for many but to mark World IBD Day on Tuesday, a guide has been published to support people living with inflammatory bowel disease
Food and drink festivals: 36 of the best across Ireland this year
From slow food in Clare and spuds in Kerry to cider in Armagh and whiskey in the RDS, there is something for everybody in this year’s line-up of Irish festivals
Home buyouts should be option for victims of repeat floods, says Minister
James Browne outlines how State intervention could be most cost-effective solution for homeowners and communities
Why are flood defences taking so long to build? Don’t blame the pearl mussel
Just 10 of 54 projects prioritised for development in 2018 are under construction
Experts call for tighter air pollution rules as tougher standards loom
Ireland’s air quality meets existing requirements but falls short of new criteria
Try explaining to the people of Enniscorthy why it’s hard to get things done
Instead of action, Ministers can take refuge in process. But public patience is wearing thin
Superintendent used reasonable force when striking fleeing ex-garda with baton after chase, jury finds
Second civil trial for Det Supt Rory Sheriff in four months after jury failed to reach conclusion
High spring tides and heavy rain threaten further flood damage as Cabinet approves increase in aid
Ministers approve increase, from €20,000 up to €100,000, to aid for small firms hit by deluge damage
Taoiseach arrives in sceptical Enniscorthy with assurances of immediate flood relief
Micheál Martin’s tour of badly hit counties comes amid warnings of further rain, turning to ice by week’s end
Fresh flood risk for eastern and southern counties as new rain warnings issued
Micheál Martin set to visit flood-hit towns in Carlow and Kilkenny
Storm Chandra: Flooding possible in ‘many areas’ as further rain forecast
Businesses hit by Storm Chandra floods may get State funding of up to €100,000
Flood damage: Will my insurance firm cover the costs?
What you need to know when claiming and why it pays to be prepared when dealing with insurers
Ireland needs a better strategy than ‘hope’ when it comes to flood prevention
Concrete is at the centre of the Irish flooding dilemma, but it is not the solution either. We need to look to nature
Saturated areas could see more flooding as new rain warnings come into effect, says Met Éireann
Status yellow rain warning to affect counties already deluged by Storm Chandra
Storm Chandra as it happened: Met Éireann issues Status Yellow rainfall warning for six counties
Roads reopen as clean-up from Storm Chandra gets underway
Taoglas eyes add-ons after divesting its TxWireless business in 2025
Management fees and interest costs drive $17.6m loss at Irish unit
Deadlocked jury discharged in case of ex-garda allegedly wrongfully struck over the head
John Bowe (41) alleged he was wrongfully hit with a baton by a garda who later became a superintendent
Ireland’s sunny spell produces ‘much sweeter’ strawberries in shops
Met Éireann predicts Ireland is 'highly likely' to have a warmer-than-average summer, which may prove problematic for strawberries
Gardaí arrest boy after juvenile seriously injured in Wexford playground assault
Victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the incident, during which a weapon was used
Six Irish homes on the market with great gardens: From freshwater pond swimming to sun-soaked decks
Properties in Cork, Dublin, Wexford and more offer prospective buyers something different with their outdoor spaces
‘If I’m walking to work, I will say hi to almost 10 people and everybody asks how I am. In Mozambique it’s not like that’
Liu dos Santos moved to Enniscorthy with her husband and their young son in 2022
What will €950,000 buy in Dublin and Co Wexford?
Two homes, one price: A semi-detached four-bed in Churchtown or an eight-bed manse in Enniscorthy
Making Brooklyn in Enniscorthy: ‘Saoirse Ronan was lovely. She had a cup of tea in my kitchen’
While the Irish scenes in the novel are set in Enniscorthy, it is extremely rare that the movie of a novel will be filmed in the actual streets and buildings depicted in the original story, as happened with Brooklyn
Hunting lodge-style four-bed home next to Monart estate for €595,000
Steward’s House, near Enniscorthy, in Co Wexford, has been wonderfully renewed and is in excellent condition
Tillage farmers form alliance with Guinness to pursue ‘regenerative agriculture’
Pilot project emphasises soil health and enhancing carbon sequestration potential
No carol singing by congregations in churches this Christmas
Shouting, chanting and raising of voices increase risk of viral airborne transmission
100 independent Irish online shops for Christmas presents
There’s no excuse for not shopping locally this Christmas as ever more Irish retailers go online
Carndonagh records highest Covid-19 incidence rate for sixth week in a row
Latest local electoral area data shows virus spread continues to be an issue in Border counties
Woman calls on anti-vaccination campaigners to stop using dead sister’s memory
Nicole Cahill (22) died as a result of underlying conditions not the jab, her family says
Water curbs in north Dublin, Enniscorthy, Portlaoise due to high demand
Public urged to ‘redouble efforts in conserving water in home, in garden, at work’
Businessman John Milton owes Revenue €5.8m
Aillwee Cave Company pays €248,000 tax settlement, defaulters’ list shows
Galway city centre records highest rate of Covid-19 in the State
Fourteen-day incidence rate in the city is three-and-a-half times national average
Large seizures reflect booming drug trade, say gardaí
Criminal gangs are continuing to grow businesses despite Covid restrictions
400 – yes, 400! – Irish retailers for all your online Christmas shopping
From beauty and books to toys and tech, there’s a huge selection of homegrown companies
Dutch government honours Irish veteran of Battle of Arnhem
Sam Kendrick (95) receives medal of remembrance at Enniscorthy ceremony for role in second World War campaign
Complaint over Ivan Yates’ ‘Trumpian’ Covid comments rejected
Broadcasting authority says ex-presenter’s comments were ‘in line with audience expectations’
What will €130k buy in Dublin and Co Wexford
Town & Country: Garden site in Inchicore or a three-bedroom house with potential in Enniscorthy
Live in Marlfield elegance in Wexford for €890,000
Ideal family home with five bedrooms set in idyllic countryside
I watched my dad’s funeral by webcam from France
Reading the messages left on RIP.ie helped me to grieve for my father from afar
Man in his 40s dies following Co Wexford stabbing
Gardaí arrest one male near scene of fatal incident in Enniscorthy
Drew Harris says Garda has necessary firearms capacity
Commissioner rejects claims force not always able to deal with terror and gun attacks
2019 Feeder schools: Private schools continue to dominate upper end of rankings
Figures reveal socio-economic disparity in numbers progressing to third level
Private schools keep grip on high-points college courses
Feeder Schools list: Dominance of fee-paying sector likely to spark debate on €90m in State subsidies
Feeder schools: Six take-aways from this year’s figures
Grind schools may be drawing students away from some fee-paying secondary schools
We may have reached ‘peak car’ as young people turn away from driving
Car ownership as we know it is coming to an end, conference told
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