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- 12:11 Inmates restore historic carriage
- 11:46 Pakistan announces Twitter block
- 10:31 No claim in Italy school bombing
- 10:16 Flash flood kills 19 in Afghanistan
- 09:46 Mauritius pair face murder trial
- 07:26 O'Driscoll on a high after Heineken win
- 06:56 Four people die in Italy quake
- 05:36 Freedom for jailed former army boss
Wicklow man's winning streak
'BASH' BARRY has plenty of reasons to celebrate - 74,900 reasons to be precise - after his appearance on the National Lottery's Winning Streak TV gameshow.
Shock as Fr Nolan steps aside
PARISHIONERS in the village of Rathnew have been left reeling at the news that Fr. Denis Nolan C.C. has voluntarily stood aside until further notice under the Churches Child Protection Policy.
No resolution to €23,000 pooper scooper dispute
A RIDE- ON pooper scooper purchased by Wicklow Town Council for €23,000 over one and a half years ago still isn't in use as an industrial relations dispute rages on.
Peter's photo in Le Crunch final
KILCOOLE student Peter Kinsella has been shortlisted for the finlals of the ' Le Crunch Photobyte Schools Photography Competition.'
Vote 'Yes' to protect jobs says Timmins
DEPUTY Billy Timmins insists that the 'Yes' vote in the upcoming Stability Treaty Referendum will help protect the jobs Ireland already has and create the jobs we need.
Concern about plan for homeless
COUNCILLORS attending Wednesday's meeting of Wicklow Town Council were greeted by protestors voicing their opposition to the location of homeless accommodation on Kilmantin Hill.
Minister cuts the ribbon at official opening of Coláiste Chill Mhantáin
EDUCATION Minister Ruairi Quinn extended his best wishes to all the staff and students at Coláiste Chill Mhantáin as he officially launched the school.
Jedward unleash wacky antics on happy crowd
THE LOYAL ARKLOW and Co. Wicklow Jedward fans were so 'on fire' at their weekend concert that the popstar twins unleashed fire extinguishers during the Lamberton gig as part of their wacky performance.
Red squirrels at risk of extinction in Wicklow
RED SQUIRRELS are at risk of extinction in Wicklow, due to the spread of diseases by their grey cousins, according to Dr. Michael Carey from Newcastle.
Old laws 'out of step'
IN February this year, Niall Lenoach and Noel Barry of the Enniskerry Walking Association (EWA) lost an access case in the High Court. They had claimed a right of way existed along an old coach road in Glencree.
Rallying fun for Wicklow
THE BY-ROADS of Co. Wicklow is where the action will be this coming Sunday May 13th as the annual Carlow Stages Rally and MKII Challenge is set to take place.
Fabulous festival turns town into 'Bray Orleans'
THIRTEEN was a lucky number for Bray this year, as hundreds of music fans from all over Co. Wicklow and further afield converged on the town last weekend for its 13th jazz festival.
In Pictures
The week in pictures (25/4/12) Some of the pictures that caught our attention this week . . .
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.
Breaking News
- 07:26 O'Driscoll on a high after Heineken win
- 20:31 Capello: No Chelsea contact
- 20:06 Shanahan gets off the mark
- 19:56 Team is hungry for more - O'Driscoll
- 19:16 Leinster claim Heineken Cup crown
Top stories from Saturday, 19.05.12
- 12:11 Inmates restore historic carriage
- 09:46 Mauritius pair face murder trial
- 19:26 Rider killed in NW200 race crash
- 17:01 Probe launched after woman's death
- 15:31 Man held after teenager shot dead
