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Twisted sods!
JOYRIDERS WHO went 'doughnutting' cars around the Temple Field sportsgrounds at Wolfe Tone in Bray left the pitches useless after a late-night rampage last weekend.
A bird's eye view of beauty
IF ANYONE was ever in any doubt about the beauty that makes the Garden County what it is then they only have to clasp their eyes on a stunning new selection of Wicklow images, shot from above.
Council's New York 'hooley' to go ahead
THE BIG APPLE beckons for Cllr. Pat Vance and Wicklow County Manager Eddie Sheehy, after a failed attempt this week to halt the County Council trip to the New York St. Patrick's Day parade.
O'Tooles honoured for courageous fight
BRAY'S Gary O'Toole and his parents Aidan and Kaye O'Toole were given a special award recently for their work in exposing child abuse.
Try hard!
RUGBY LEGEND Shane Byrne was on hand to launch Scoil na Coróine Mhuire's fun festival of tag rugby which will feature many other former Irish rugby greats.
Chilean earthquake picked up by seismometers in County Wicklow
SATURDAY'S VIOLENT earthquake in Chile was picked up by a monitoring station in County Wicklow. The equipment, located in the Dublin & Wicklow Mountains, is part of a network of seismic measuring units across the country that gauges waves.
72-year-old with chest pains is airlifted off Lugnaquilla
A 72-YEAR-OLD man had to be airlifted off Lugnaquilla by the coast guard after experiencing chest pains while out for a walk.
Tempers flare over U.S. trip on St. Patrick's Day
A WICKLOW County Council trip to New York for St. Patrick's Day is to go ahead despite allegations that it would be a waste of money at a time of such financial difficulty at home.
Great to see Matt back in winners' enclosure
GOOD NEWS stories are all too rare in these dour, depression-filled times so when we hear tales of a happy nature we should treasure them.
It's a small world!
A NUMBER of international ambassadors were welcomed to Bray last week as part of the 'Windows on the World,' project being run by the Lions Club, the Chamber of Commerce and the St. Patrick's Day festival committee.
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