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By COLIN BARTLEY THE French grandfather of tragic teenager Nóra Quoirin has said there are “many dark areas that need to be cleared up” regarding
By COLIN BARTLEY AN OUTBREAK of the crayfish plague has been confirmed in the River Nore, affecting the native Irish White-Clawed Crayfish. The crayfish plague
STUDENTS in a Kilkenny school will be able to avail of hot dinners in the coming year as part of a pilot project being rolled
WE EXPECT the Cats to thunder into Tipperary on Sunday and the game to be lightning fast, but the weather could bring some thunder and
GARDAI are investigating whether thieves made a slow getaway after a ride-on lawnmower was taken from a garden shed. The green ride-on lawnmower was stolen
BY COLIN BARTLEY THE MAJORITY of the 1,060 Kilkenny students who sat this year’s Leaving Cert know where they will be studying next year as
BY COLIN BARTLEY AN ICONIC Kilkenny building, built by a man who left a legacy of learning worldwide, is to be immortalised in a specially
BY COLIN BARTLEY THE COUNTDOWN to one of Kilkenny’s most anticipated festivals and one of Ireland’s leading food events has begun. This year Savour Kilkenny
The address: No 1. College Square, College Road, Kilkenny The lowdown: A magnificent three-storey family home in one of Kilkenny’s most sought after areas The
By COLIN BARTLEY SUPPORTERS on the hunt for tickets for this weekends All-Ireland final are warned to be on the lookout for an email scam.
