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By Jayde Maher The Kilkenny Arts Office has announced their open call for people to apply for the Arts Act Grant, Tyrone Guthrie Bursary Award
Mount Juliet has been confirmed as the host of next year’s Irish Open. The five-star hotel, estate and golf course in Thomastown was set to
By Jayde Maher Kilkenny and surrounding counties’ hotels are running at occupancy levels of just 25%, according to a new survey. The poll was conducted
A further eight people have died after contracting the coronavirus as 329 new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed this evening. It brings the overall death
Kilkenny will be hit by 100kph winds which are set to hit the city and county all day and into tomorrow morning. Kilkenny was one
A further two people have died after contracting the coronavirus as 264 new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed this evening. It brings the overall death
A Kilkenny non-profit organisation is in the running for a share of a €100,000 fund forin recognition of their efforts to help young people impacted
A development originally built to house commercial units could now be used to create 23 new apartments under ambitious new plans submitted to the local
Kilkenny’s Aut Even Hospital, the oldest private hospital in Ireland, has been bought by UPMC. Announcing the acquisition, UPMC said it plans to expand services
By Moya Galvin As we emerge from our second national lockdown with news of a vaccine, and begin to look towards Christmas, many of us
