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Mayor says harbour looks like 'derelict building site'
THE MAYOR OF Greystones Tom Fortune said that the harbour area looks like a 'derelict building site' despite the fact that certain works have been undertaken.
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.
Avoca store to create 80 new jobs
AN ESTIMATED 80 new jobs are to be created by Avoca by the end of this year with the opening of a new store in Malahide.
Witness appeal after car strikes boy outside shop
BRAY GARDAI are appealing for witnesses after a child was hit by a car outside Bernie's shop on Kilbride Lane.
Helicopter hovers as gardaí pursue car
A CAR CHASE came to its conclusion in Bray last Tuesday night, with a helicopter hovering over the town around midnight.
Pupils need your votes to win Google Doodle crown
THREE GARDEN COUNTY pupils are relying on votes from the Wicklow public in order to be in with a shout of winning the fourth annual Doodle 4 Google art competition.
Tragic mum named her newborn baby before fatal coma
ONE OF THE LAST THINGS a pregnant diabetic woman from Ashford did before slipping into a fatal coma was to name her baby boy.
Outrage as abandoned dog found with its tongue ripped out
A DOG FOUND in Bray with its tongue ripped out and other severe wounds had to be put to sleep last week after being discovered in the town.
Ballymore to give Nama €45m from London sale
BALLYMORE PROPERTIES, the company responsible for the failed Florentine centre in the centre of Bray, will hand over €45m from the sale of a London site to Nama.
Bridesmaids star in town to shoot new TV series
ACTOR CHRIS O'DOWD went back to school as he arrived in Wicklow to film scenes for his latest TV show.
Hurlers to the fore
CASEY O'BRIEN'S hurlers see their first competitive action of 2012 next Sunday when they have a home game in the Kehoe Cup competition against St. Patrick's of Drumcondra at Greystones (2pm).
Choir bring cheer to sick kids
SOME members of Ashford Children's Choir visited Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children just before Christmas to deliver the many presents they raised through their 'Bring a Gift Carol Service.'
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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