Four familiar voices from the airwaves have landed on the PPI Radio Awards hall of fame.

The Wexford hurling management and players want Jack Guiney more than he wants to be part of the county set-up, manager Liam Dunne has claimed.

An investigation is underway after an Irish man who was found with critical injuries in a skip died in hospital in London.

One of the South-East's best known broadcasters has died.

Talks are to get underway in Co Wexford this afternoon in an attempt to resolve a fishing dispute that has seen 120 people without work in Kilmore Quay.

Former Wexford hurling legend Martin Storey is set to join Wexford County Council.

The only student in the country who achieved 9 A1s in this year's Leaving Cert exams is celebrating.

Parents are turning to the local women’s refuge in large numbers in desperation as they cannot afford toys for their children this Christmas.

Two people have been taken to Wexford General Hospital with minor injuries following a protest by farmers at the Department of Agriculture in Johnstown Castle.

AN EXTENDED canvass through Wexford offered Micheál Martin a timely reminder there was more on voters minds than banks, Berlin and bondholders.

Dublin: Newstalk has won the temporary contract to offer a news and sport service to a number of radio stations affected by the closure of Independent Network News.

ONE week before the Flood family were lowered into their graves, they were swimming together at a hotel pool outside Wexford town.

“THIS community has had more than its fair share of tragedy, so people really don’t know what to do any more.”

The Wexford camogie team have followed the best tradition of cup final songs by hitting the the recording studio ahead of this Sunday’s All-Ireland final clash against Cork.

FINE GAEL has denied it was behind a story leaked to a Wexford newspaper which exposed a Fianna Fáil councillor’s advert for a date on a gay website.

A FIANNA Fáil councillor who posted his picture and an advert on a gay website looking for dates says he’s done nothing illegal or immoral and won’t be stepping down.

Fianna Fáil TD Tony Dempsey denied today that he was retiring from politics because he feared losing his seat at the next general election.

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THE Gaelic glitterati’s favourite glossy has never been short of a reason to party but it has new excuse for champagne and air kisses today.

CLERICAL sex abuse victims were angered by weekend claims that a diocese rocked by scandals has dealt with cases “expeditiously and well.”

SURVIVORS of institutional abuse last night attacked the Government and religious groups for setting out ‘paltry’ compensation levels for those who suffered in care throughout their childhood and teenage years.

BISHOP Brendan Comiskey’s replacement stood by him yesterday, insisting the former Bishop of Ferns was not forced to resign.

FORMER Bishop Brendan Comiskey will not be returning to the €234,000 bungalow which the Diocese of Ferns bought for him just four months ago.

A VICTIM of clerical sexual abuse has been urged to stay in Britain, not to return to his native Wexford and not co-operate with the BBC in its follow-up documentary to the ‘Suing the Pope’ expose.

AN IRISH solicitor has hand-delivered a letter to the Papal Villa, urging the Pope to open up all files on clerical sexual abuse, particularly those in his home diocese of Ferns.