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An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has given the biggest hint yet that the Government are ready to start rolling back Covid-19 restrictions next week. Speaking to
A group of local lecturers are trying to assist Kilkenny Leaving Cert students as much as possible by publishing study guides for the Bard of
A long-running local festival which had to cancel its event this year due to Covid-19 is determined to bring a bit of entertainment to the
People in Kilkenny in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment have become the latest target of online scammers. The Department of Social Protection has told
A further 24 people lost their lives from Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland in the last 24 hours, the HSE said this evening. The
Kilkenny students have been encouraged to consider a national accounting technician apprenticeship programme available at Waterford College of Further Education, which will create 20 jobs
Independent TD Michael McNamara has been appointed chair of the Covid-19 committee meaning Kilkenny TD John McGuinness misses out in the process. Deputy McGuinness was
Kilkenny’s Dáil deputy John McGuinness has put his name forward to chair the new Oireachtas Covid-19 committee. Electing a chairperson will be the first act of
People in Kilkenny are being urged to conserve water as much as possible as fears rise of a water shortage as we enter summer and
The targets set out in the current Climate Action Plan (CAP) for the reduction of Ireland’s car emissions are “unrealistic and doomed to fail”, according
