Kilkenny rally star back in the big league
Kilkenny Now
1st August 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY KILKENNY’s Craig Breen makes his return to the World Rally Championship (WRC) tonight, as he is set to take on the 2019
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Kilkenny and South East most at risk in no-deal Brexit
Kilkenny Now
1st August 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY UP TO 100,000 jobs are at risk in the event of a no-deal Brexit, and the South East region is particularly vulnerable.
Kilkenny garda division set to merge with Waterford
Kilkenny Now
1st August 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY KILKENNY is to be part of a new garda region that will stretch as far north as Meath. The Kilkenny/ Carlow divisional
Kilkenny man to appear in court over school playground drugs bust
Kilkenny Now
1st August 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY A KILKENNY man in his twenties is due to appear in court this afternoon in connection to the seizure of drugs in
‘Wholly inadequate and shocking’ – Kilkenny TD’s response to Minister’s reaction over creche scandal
Kilkenny Now
1st August 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY A KILKENNY TD and parent has criticised Tusla’s appearance at an Oireachtas Committee discussing the safety of Children in the early years
South East’s Cath Lab to close for 12 weeks
Kilkenny Now
1st August 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY THE ONLY permanent Cath Lab in the South East region is to close down for 12 weeks. University Hospital Waterford’s Cath Lab
Five projects receive €40,000 from community grant scheme
Kilkenny Now
1st August 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY A BREAKDOWN of the €250,000 funding as part of Kilkenny County Council’s Community and Cultural Facilities Capital Grant Scheme has been released
Kilkenny town to benefit from Operation Homesafe
Kilkenny Now
31st July 2019
BY COLIN BARTLEY GARDAI will be making house calls in county Kilkenny to advise homeowners on home security. Operation Homesafe, an initiative to make people
Kilkenny earnings are just 75% the national average
Kilkenny Now
31st July 2019
By COLIN BARTLEY EARNINGS in Kilkenny are just 75% the national average, while the South East as a whole earns just half the national average.
MICHAEL WOLSEY: A light from heaven? Not in my back yard!
Kilkenny Now
31st July 2019
‘A light from heaven,’ was how a woman, born in the 1870s, described the electricity brought to her home by the rural electrification scheme which
