Darragh Clifford
Group Editor, People Newspapers at Mediahuis (Ireland)
Group Editor, People Newspapers, Wexford - Mediahuis Ireland
Articles
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2 days ago |
independent.ie | Darragh Clifford
‘The Things Around Us’ is a brand new community-collection project exploring the objects in the hands of ordinary people that reveal the social history of Kilanerin and district. The project has been devised by artist/folklorist Michael Fortune in conjunction with David Williams and Conor Murphy from Kilanerin Tidy Towns.
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4 days ago |
independent.ie | Darragh Clifford
Led by theatre-makers Eoghan Rua Finn and Alison Ní Mháirtín, Club Éist (Storytelling through Sound with Gaeilge, English and Lámh) is for children with additional needs from five to 12 years of age and their caregivers/families. Inspired by natural and manmade sounds, the workshop at Wexford Town Library on Saturday from 11am to noon will explore how stories are created and will feature a range of fun activities for the group to enjoy.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Darragh Clifford
Pierce Turner, one of the most influential artists of the last 25 years who has spent his time between New York and Wexford, will stage a homecoming gig with a difference in June when he performs at 2 Commercial Quay in Wexford. The building, which is now a popular wine bar called Cork Buzz, was where Pierce spent his teenaged years working on the ground floor Rec-Pho store as a photographer. The building also happens to be where the Turner family resided for over three decades.
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Darragh Clifford
Wexford's largest and only LGBQTIA+ Pride celebration returns at the end of the month, promising a celebration of inclusion in a family-friendly, neuro-inclusive environment. Now in its fifth year, Wexford’s Pride in the Park returns to Min Ryan Park on Saturday, May 31, from 12pm to 6pm. Organised by Wexford Pride, the event is a vibrant annual celebration that brings together the LGBTQIA+ community and its allies in a celebration of inclusion, solidarity, and queer joy.
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3 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Darragh Clifford
Selskar College is the only school in Wexford Town offering Engineering as a Leaving Certificate subjectStudents from Selskar College visited South East Technological University’s (SETU) Engineering department in Waterford for an immersive, hands-on experience this week. During their visit, the students participated in a full day of engaging workshops focused on 3D printing, pneumatics, and computer numerical control (CNC) machines.
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Front pages of this week’s Wexford papers. In shops Wednesday or get the ePaper by subscribing to Independent Premium+ which is currently on special offer at €2.67 a week. Visit https://t.co/EbhlpCVmyZ https://t.co/Icli4F0ZJs
Front pages of this week’s Wexford papers. In shops Wednesday or get the ePaper by subscribing to Independent Premium+ which is currently on special offer at €2.67 a week. Visit https://t.co/EbhlpCVmyZ https://t.co/ttYlS2xCNy
Very sad to learn of Aodhan's death. He was always a pleasure to deal with, a brilliant court reporter who carried out his duties with utmost professionalism
Former Chief Justice, Susan Denham, said court reporters, are, in effect, ‘the eyes and ears of the public’. Sad to hear of the death of my former colleague Aodhan O’Faolain - one of our most trusted and admired court reporters - at such a young age. https://t.co/qfypB3LIjh