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A GANG of youths gathered at a village in South Kilkenny before some of them proceeded to smash the windscreen of a car parked in
By COLIN BARTLEY THE VALUE of one of Kilkenny’s biggest and best known companies has been slashed by 40% in just under six months. Glanbia
IF YOU have been making back-to-school preparations in recent weeks, you may have been given a menu along with the book list and uniform requirements.
By COLIN BARTLEY UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has succeeded in suspending UK Parliament, making a no-deal Brexit all the more likely. The Queen acted
By COLIN BARTLEY THE Ambassador to Ireland from the world’s second-largest population and one of its fastest-growing economies is coming to Kilkenny to meet local
By COLIN BARTLEY AN OVERTURNED lorry and flaming car caused traffic chaos around Kilkenny this morning. The incidents in Grannagh and Johnstown saw the emergency
By COLIN BARTLEY THERE are 861 learner drivers on their tenth or more learner permits driving in Kilkenny. Figures released by the Road Safety Authority
Tue 27 Aug J.J. Kavanagh and Sons J.H.L (Section B) (Round: Round 7), Venue: St. John’s Park, O’Loughlin Gaels V Rower Inistioge18:45, Under 13 Hurling
By COLIN BARTLEY KILKENNY farmers, unhappy with the outcome of beef crisis talks, have ignored a High Court ruling stopping them blockading meat factories. Up
MICHAEL Fennelly is the latest graduate of Brian Cody’s All-Ireland winning academy to go into hurling management. The Ballyhale Shamrocks man has followed the examples
