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WCFE held its annual Health Week recently. Three full days of events were open to both staff and students and included seminars, talks, yoga, meditation,
Kilkenny community groups have been alloacted almost €300,000 in funding. The money is part of the Community Activities Fund (CAF), which provides grants to community
Kilkenny’s internationally renowned fine diners have retained their coveted Michelin Stars. The Michelin Guide this week confirmed 22 22 Irish restaurants have retained their glory
Kilkenny has been namd one of Europe’s “most charming medieval towns and cities”. The Marble City ranks alongside the likes of Bern in Switzerland, Bologna
Ireland’s planning system is cumbersome and costly. Local authorities make decisions, Bord Pleanála may overrule them and the dispute can end up in court. Sometimes
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has agreed the requirement to wear masks in most areas should end. The recommendation, which is likely to
After a protracted court battle, plans for a €140 million cheese factory proposed in south Kilkenny can finally proceed. It comes after the Supreme Court
Kilkenny has receieved a significant employment boost after a company announced plans to create 150 new jobs. Utility contracting firm Gaeltec, which is headquartered in
Choosing a Third Level college requires a lot of thought and sometimes it pays to think outside the box. Carlow College, St Patrick’s, has a
Rents are set to soar even higher in Kilkenny this year, according to a new report. The latest survey from property website Daft.ie has forecast
