We're being encouraged to stay safe and think of others when at the beach during the heatwave.
Beach goers in Courtown and Cahore are said to be very upset by people using Jetskis and being irresponsible in the water. The Jetskis have been entering the swimming area of the beach and could potentially cause an accident. Gorey Fianna Fail Councillor Malcolm Byrne has called on those using Jetski's to use the areas marked out for them and to be responsible.
Wexford Youth Input at Inaugural Ireland-UK Youth Forum
The inaugural Ireland–UK Youth Forum kicked off today in Dublin, with 60 young delegates from across Ireland, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales coming together to shape the future of Ireland-UK relations. Minister for Children, Disability and Equality, Norma Foley, officially opened the event, which aims to strengthen links and promote mutual understanding among young people across the islands.
LEO Wexford Creates 391 New Jobs in 2025, Ranking Among Top 3 Nationwide
Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Wexford has once again demonstrated its significant role in fostering economic growth, ranking in the top three Local Enterprise Offices in Ireland for job creation in 2025. The office supported the creation of 391 new jobs, a 19% increase compared to 2024 and marked the 11th consecutive year of growth for the county.
IBTS Clinic This Weekend In Enniscorthy
The Irish Blood Transfusion Service will visit Enniscorthy commencing this Sun 25th January upto – Wednesday 28th Jan. The IBTS are urging people across Wexford to consider donating blood as supplies were critically low after the christmas period particularly for A, B, and O negative blood types.
Wexford County Council Launches Anti-Dog Fouling Educational Resource Pack in Local Schools
On Tuesday, January 20th, Councillor Joe Sullivan, Cathaoirleach of Wexford County Council, presented the Bag It, Bin It educational anti-dog fouling resource pack to Principal Emer Russell and students at Scoil Ghormáin Naofa, Castletown. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the environmental and public health hazards of dog fouling with a particular focus on educating primary school students across Co. Wexford.