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Kilkenny hospital workers told to cancel Christmas to battle trolley crisis

By Kilkenny Now 7th November 2018 0

ALL Kilkenny hospital workers – including consultants, nurses and back-up staff – have been told they must work over the Christmas and New Near holiday period to avoid the worst ever trolley crisis. KilkennyNow.ie revealed yesterday that the number number of patients on trolleys at St Luke’s General Hospital had more than doubled in the […]

Sport

All-Star Eoin Murphy thanks Kilkenny teammates for helping him ‘through the tough times’

By Kilkenny Now 7th November 2018 0

KILKENNY Senior All-Star goalkeeper Eoin Murphy has praised his teammates for pushing him to go the extra mile in training, particularly during the dark winter months. Speaking after the Amanda Stapleton hurling benefit game in Borrisoleigh last weekend, Eoin said winning an All-Star was a proud moment for himself personally. But he said he wished […]

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Garda probe after pedestrian is struck by car in city

By Kilkenny Now 6th November 2018 0

A PEDESTRIAN was injured after they were struck by a car in a housing estate in the city this evening. The incident occurred at the road through Dean Cavanagh Place and Father Albert Place at around 6pm. Local gardai attended the scene. The Garda Press Office confirmed the incident is being investigated. A Garda spokesperson […]

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BREAKING: Number of patients on trolleys at St Luke’s more than doubles in one day

By Kilkenny Now 6th November 2018 0

THE number of patients on trolleys at St Luke’s Hospital has more than doubled in the space of just 24 hours amid growing concerns of hospital overcrowding across the country as the winter sets in. A total of 20 patients were recorded on trolleys and wards today by the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO). […]

Business

Christmas comes early for Lidl’s Kilkenny workers

By Kilkenny Now 6th November 2018 0

STAFF employed by Lidl in Kilkenny and across the country have received an early Christmas bonus after it became the first supermarket chain in Ireland to announce a minimum hourly rate of €11.90. This means more than 700 workers are in line for a pay increase in March 2019. The move is to match the […]

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Flood warning as Kilkenny and Leinster are lashed by heavy showers

By Kilkenny Now 6th November 2018 0

TORRENTIAL rainfall could lead to flooding throughout parts of Kilkenny and the rest of Leinster, Met Eireann has warned. Kilkenny and the South East has been lashed by heavy showers over the past 24 hours, with further rainfall forecast over the coming days. Heavy rain last night and this afternoon is expected to ease by […]

Property

72-acre farm outside city sold for €1.75m at auction

By Kilkenny Now 6th November 2018 0

A 72-ACRE residential farm located eight kilometres outside Kilkenny city as been sold for €1.75 million at auction. The sale was achieved by the Kilkenny Sherry FitzGerald team on Parliament Street. The lands at Dunderyark, Danesfort (pictured above, from Sherry FitzGerald website) lie in one large attractive block and are laid out in seven divisions […]

Business

CakeFace co-owner Laura Gannon shortlisted for Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2018

By Kilkenny Now 6th November 2018 0

LAURA Gannon – co-owner of CakeFace – has been shortlisted within the prestigious IMAGE Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2018. The Kilkenny businesswoman is one of 10 impressive women who have made the cut in the Start-up of the Year category. IMAGE Magazine received over 400 entries for the awards. Laura’s remarkable work ethic and successful business

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Woman who get up early in morning less likely to develop breast cancer – new study

By Kilkenny Now 6th November 2018 0

WOMAN who are at their best early in the morning are less likely to develop breast cancer than their ‘night-owl’ sisters, a study has found. Scientists who discovered the association also unearthed evidence of a causal link between sleeping longer and the disease. The researchers who compared data on hundreds of thousands of women found […]

Opinion

No political will to deliver on rural broadband promises

By Kilkenny Now 5th November 2018 0

By JOHN TIERNEY FOR those of us resident in the digital wasteland that either have no broadband coverage or have 1 Mb broadband access, the chatter about the National Broadband Plan (NBP) is tiresome. Despite the high-profile launch of NBP in 2012, vast swathes of Ireland remain devoid of high speed broadband for work and […]