Simon Bourke
Journalist at Wexford People
Journalist at Irish Independent
Kilkenny native working as a journalist with @Wexford_People and https://t.co/moYRcQsbYT [email protected] 087 380 3919 Author of 'A Place Without Pain'
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2 days ago |
independent.ie | Simon Bourke
“We’ll have to take a look at the Burrow in Kilmore because the locals are telling me there’s large gaps developing in it,” he said. “We had thousands of acres flooded down there in 2021. I know we’re so tied up with red tape on issues like this, but it’ll be too late to discuss it if the tide ever goes through the Burrow, and this is a very real danger according to those with knowledge of the area.
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2 days ago |
independent.ie | Simon Bourke
However, according to the cathaoirleach of the Rosslare Municipal District (RMD) the bird’s army of admirers are creating chaos wherever they go. “There’s been cars abandoned in the middle of the road down near Sigginstown Castle, all stopped to see this white stork,” said Councillor Jim Codd at the May of the RMD. “He was in the Tacumshane area and now I believe he’s moved to Mayglass, and where he goes, traffic havoc follows.
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3 days ago |
independent.ie | Simon Bourke
The annual patron at the Paupers' Graveyard, Coolcotts, Wexford will take place on Friday, June 6 at 7.30 p.m. The patron honours the memory of the Wexford men, women and children buried in the Paupers' Graveyard between 1852 - 1939. Many of 'The Forgotten Ones' buried in the graveyard were inmates of Wexford Union Workhouse - known today as the old Wexford Hospital. Also 27 victims of the 1859 'Pomona' shipwreck were laid to rest in the Paupers' Graveyard.
IPAS speculation continues in Wexford as council can’t assess wastewater capacity of potential sites
3 days ago |
independent.ie | Simon Bourke
With speculation continuing to mount that at least one new International Protection Accommodation Scheme (IPAS) centre is to be opened in the Wexford village of Killnick, the local council has said it can’t assess the environmental impact of potentially 100 residents until they actually move in.
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3 days ago |
independent.ie | Simon Bourke
With speculation continuing to mount that at least one new International Protection Accommodation Scheme (IPAS) centre is to be opened in the Wexford village of Killnick, the local council has said it can’t assess the environmental impact of potentially 100 residents until they actually move in.
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