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Supports of up to €10,000 per month available From today, Monday, December 5, businesses in Kilkenny can claim under the Temporary Business Energy Support
Delegates to COP27, the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Egypt, heard stark evidence this month about the change in the world’s climate and the deterioration
Small companies in Kilkenny city and county will benefit from a huge change which will make more companies eligible for Government export grants, according to
An internationally renowned chef and an award-winning nutritionist are joining forces in a competition to encourage not just healthy eating but family eating. Gennaro Contaldo,
Proposals aim to put an end to wasteful uses of packaging such as mini shampoo bottles and excess packaging in supermarkets, with binding targets and
Callan resident, Kristina Doyle was awarded the honourable Robert Frederick Holmes (1803) Award last week during the Carlow College, St. Patrick’s Conferring Ceremony for 2022.
Symbolic votes in support of Ukraine are significant, but ultimately concrete measures alone will save lives and help Ukraine to rebuild, reacts Grace O’Sullivan, MEP
A new book by a Kilkenny-based author has detailed the State’s struggle to combat Ireland’s deepening domestic abuse problem. In Safe, journalist Shane Doran tells
Sinn Féin TD for Carlow-Kilkenny TD Kathleen Funchion has welcomed the publication of the report by the Child Maintenance Review Group which was established in 2020. The
A tragic Kilkenny farmer was killed after she was pinned by a falling tree branch. The body of Mary O’Shea, who was in her early
