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New car sales in Kilkenny have dropped by more than 5% year-on-year, new figures reveal. A total of 933 new vehicles were sold in the
One of Kilkenny’s leading companies has been named one of the best places to work in the coutnry. Taxback Group was listed in the Top
He has taken on the role of county captain, was instrumental in his club team becoming All-Ireland champions and knows the weight of expectation of
Kilkenny Community groups are being invited to apply for up to €5,000 in funding to support financial, physical and mental wellbeing projects in their local
Barrow’s Keep was the big winner at the Leinster Restaurant Awards this week, but 13 other leading Kilkenny eateries and bars were also honoured for
A charity that offers care and support to young children undergoing treatment and respite to their parents and families is to officially open its new
The new 24-hour-a-day Dublin Airport passenger service operated by a Kilkenny company will take its first passengers next week. Dublin Express, a new venture from
Workers in Kilkenny have a staggering 26% less disposable income that our counterparts in Dublin. And we lag significantly behind the national average (11%) when
Kilkenny fine diner Barrow’s Keep swept the boards at the Leinster Restaurant Awards last night. The multi-award winning resturant, which moved to Thomastown late last
Almost 13% of Kilkenny’s commercial premises are currently vacant, a new survey reveals. The rate has increased by almost 1% from 2018, according to the
