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A Kilkenny tourist attraction was front and centre at the world’s leading holiday exhibition as part of a drive to attract more tourism to Ireland.
The Government is failing to meet its housing targets in Kilkenny in relation to apartments. New figures reveal just two apartments have been completed in
Waterford will get a new railway station as part of the North Quays Development project in Ferrybank after the Government committed to fund a brand
Kilkenny businesses are being warned about an email scam after it emerged two companies have been defrauded of more than €650,000 between them after falling
KILKENNY GAA has taken a big bite out the Big Apple, by making their trip to the New York Hurling Classic this weekend a profitable
A ban on certain types of alcohol advertising, restricting where and when it can be displayed, has come into effect. The new legislation aims to
A Kilkenny town is set to be transformed after the local authority gave the green light to a major new development that will house up
Kilkenny taxpayers have had their pay and file tax return deadline extended after the Revenue’s online system crashed due to “heavy usage volumes.” Many taxpayers
The investors behind the €350 million North Quays development have expressed concerns over the lack of housing in the region. Their concerns were revealed in
KILKENNY-based Glanbia will pay local farmers 29 cent per litre for milk supplies in October. Glanbia Ireland (GI) confirmed it will pay members a base
