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Five projects in Kilkenny have been allocated funding of €286,000 to create new spaces and facilities for the public to enjoy. The funding, which is part of
Plans to transform a historic building in a Kilkenny village can now go ahead after the national planning authority decided against an objection to the
Kilkenny people aged between 35 and 39 will finally be able to register for their Covid-19 vaccination from this Sunday. Health Minister Stephen Donnelly made
Shipping containers bound for the west of Ireland that currently dock at Dublin Port could soon be bound for Belview Port in south Kilkenny. Dublin
One of Kilkenny’s largest employers received a significant boost after the local authority gave the green light to plans to increase the size of its
Kilkenny participants in the Community Employment (CE) and Tús schemes have been extended to allow them to complete their training. The extension was announced by
Kilkenny festivals, producers and promoters have received more than €800,000 in funding to plan live performances across the county over the summer months. The local
One of Kilkenny’s leading tourist attractions has launched an impressive new outdoor dining space. Butler House on Patrick Street has also unveiled an extensive redesign
Locally-based agrifood giant Glanbia has confirmed it will pay Kilkenny milk suppliers 35.6 cent per litre (cpl) for may. Glanbia Ireland said it will pay
Kilkenny’s new Mayor, Cllr Andrew McGuinness, has revealed plans top prioritise help for business, youth and local mental health services as he takes up the
