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Bray to finally get €28m flood relief scheme
MORE than 25 years after Hurricane Charlie devastated Bray, causing the Dargle to burst its banks, a €28m flood relief scheme has been given the go ahead.
Gardai believe body is missing 18-year-old
A TWO-WEEK long search has uncovered human remains which Gardai expect to positively identify as Marioara Rostas.
Mandy picked for DIT catwalk strut
SHANKILL model Mandy Mcgovern Brennan has been chosen to take part in this year's DIT Fashion Show.
Lions pay visit to hospital
MEMBERS OF Wicklow and District Lions Club, including president Joe Kirwin , were out in force on Sunday last when the club paid their annual visit to St. Colman's hospital in Rathdrum.
Armed robbers hit Jack White's
ARMED ROBBERS who targeted Jack White's Pub late Sunday night in search of cash would have fled the premises unnoticed had a young staff member who they locked in a store room not activated the alarm.
Spanish tourists get Tynte House invite
TYNTE HOUSE of Dunlavin were among the participants joining Tourism Ireland at a major travel fair held in Madrid.
Fundraisers to relieve pressure on choc-a-bloc animal sanctuary
SHARPESHILL ANIMAL SANCTUARY IS full to capacity with animals at the moment placing the WSPCA under increasing pressure.
Burned woman rushed to hospital
A WOMAN was rushed to hospital with burns to her body after a fire at her Ard Na Greine home in Bray in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Wicklow trio are honoured
THREE OF the hurlers who were presented with champion awards for 2011 at Croke Park on Saturday night were from Wicklow.
Search under way for Wicklow Rose
THE search has commenced for this year's Wicklow Rose to compete to represent the Garden County in the famed Rose of Tralee festival.
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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