Siobhan Murphy
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Water Supply Disruption Affecting Bree And Ballyhogue (opens the original)
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Uisce Éireann is working to maintain water supplies in the Bree and Ballyhogue areas of County Wexford following an issue at the local water treatment plant. Some customers may experience low water pressure or temporary interruptions to their supply while repairs are carried out. Crews are currently on site and Uisce Éireann says water is being tankered to the treated water reservoir in order to support the local network and help maintain supplies for homes, businesses, schools and community fac
Wexford Man Billy Stamp Helps Drive €140m Irish Rail Maintenance Contract (opens the original)
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A Wexford man Billy Stamp has played a key role in securing a €140 million contract with Iarnród Éireann that will see his company operation and maintaining some of the machinery used to keep Ireland's rail network running. The contract awarded to Rhomberg Sersa Rail Group will run for eight years with an option for Irish Rail to extend it by a further two years. The fleet consists of 19 rail-bound On Track Machines which are used for essential maintenance work across the national rail network,
Motorists Warned Of Delays As Stop-Go System Comes Into Operation On Wexford Bridge (opens the original)
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Motorists travelling through Wexford town are being advised to allow extra time next week as traffic restrictions come into place on Wexford Bridge. Wexford County Council says a Stop-Go traffic management system will operate on the R741 Wexford Bridge from Monday, October 5th until Friday, October 9th. The restrictions will be in place each day between 10am and 3pm. Wexford Bridge is one of the main routes into and out of the town and the traffic management measures are expected to cause delays
Fresh Fuel Protest Warning As Anger Grows Over Rising Costs (opens the original)
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Another major fuel protest could be on the cards as frustration grows over the rising cost of petrol, diesel and home heating oil. A large protest meeting was held in South Wexford on Tuesday night, bringing together farmers, fishermen, hauliers, bus drivers and contractors. Those attending said fuel costs are placing growing pressure on both businesses and households, with some warning that current prices are becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. The Government is now being urged to use n
HSE Warns Of Medical Card Text Message Scam (opens the original)
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The HSE is warning members of the public about a scam text message currently circulating involving Medical Cards. The fraudulent messages claim to come from the HSE and tell recipients that they must pay a delivery fee for a new Medical Card. People are then directed towards a link where they may be asked to provide personal or banking information. The HSE says it will never ask people to provide banking details or make payments by text message. Anyone who receives such a message is being advise
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