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The Celtic Tiger was roaring in 1998 when Pat Lawlor set up his tiling company in Ferrybank. There was huge demand for good tilers –
It is becoming “increasing likely” a hosepipe ban will be put in place in county Kilkenny as temperatures continue to soar with little rain forecast
The national Hospice Sunflower Day in Kilkenny is going online as on-street collection can no longer take place due to Covid-19. The annual fundraising event
Kilkenny’s five-star Mount Juliet Estate has unveiled exciting new dining and accommodation plans as it prepares to reopen its doors to the public this month.
Hotel and guesthouse owners in Kilkenny and across the country have urged the Government to introduce measures that will tackle the catastrophic crisis facing many
A decision on the €500 million development of Ferrybank’s North Quays is expected in the coming weeks after the project’s backer provided the local authority
Waterford Institute of Technology is going above and beyond to help Kilkenny’s leaving certificate students make that crucial decision about their college selection. With one
Calling all Kilkenny gardeners … it is now the time to put your green fingers to the test and try to grow some of your
The Dubai Duty Free Irish Open could yet come to county Kilkenny this year as organisers are frantically trying to reschedule the event. The major
Kilkenny residents are being urged to conserve water now to avoid unprecedented droughts later on in the summer. With the weather set to remain hot
