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Alan White

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Popular Gorey beach has reopened to the public

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By Alan White
| Gorey Guardian Verified
Works commenced to reinstate the boardwalk last week, and was welcomed by Courtown Community Council. They said they are delighted with the reopening of the boardwalk, and it was a “hugely important access point” for all who want to enjoy the coastline. “We’re grateful to Wexford County Council for making this happen and want to congratulate all those involved in advocating for this work to be completed over the years,” Courtown Community Council said.
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Wexford village pub donates over €11,000 for Hope Cancer Support Centre

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By Alan White
| Gorey Guardian Verified
The Pike Inn in Camolin hosted multiple events to fundraise for the Hope Cancer Support Centre in Enniscorthy, including a table quiz, coffee morning and even raffling off a signed Johnny Sexton rugby hamper. Martina Kirwin of the local pub shared that the Hope Cancer Support Centre was chosen this year as a family member had recently been diagnosed with cancer. “Unfortunately, there are a lot of people in the area with cancer,” Martina said.
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Roping the dopes

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By Alan White
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
This article is taken from the July 2025 issue of The Critic. To get the full magazine why not subscribe? Right now we’re offering five issues for just £25. Several years ago, I was a great many pints deep in the pub, discussing the latest doping scandal to hit sport. I forget which sport, but I do remember musing that one option in the future could be to get rid of drug tests entirely.
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