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BY COLIN BARTLEY THE €8 million Kilkenny Greenway project could be knocked off track by issues concerning the ownership of the land. A potential stumbling
By COLIN BARTLEY MEMBERS of the Defence Forces from Kilkenny and soldiers serving in our local James Stephen’s Barracks will see an increase in their
By COLIN BARTLEY A KILKENNY TD has hit out at the ongoing delay in delivering the long promised MRI scanner to St Luke’s General Hospital.
By COLIN BARTLEY EU Commissioner Phil Hogan is facing a fight for his political life in the wake of the bitter fallout over the controversial
By COLIN BARTLEY THE KILKENNY man who died tragically in an air accident last Friday is to be laid to rest this morning. Father-of-three Richard
By COLIN BARTLEY JUST four out of 670 people from 50 countries across the world who were made Irish citizens last week are living in
By COLIN BARTLEY MORE Kilkenny households are set to benefit from a Government initiative aimed at helping people in mortgage distress or arrears. The Department
By COLIN BARTLEY VNADALS have been laying siege to a county Kilkenny graveyard, breaking tombstones and destroying graves. Gardai are hunting a person or group
ON the day of the big Pride parade I was in Dublin for a play at the Abbey. Michel Tremblay’s The Unmanageable Sisters was written
LOCAL landlords will no longer be able to rent out second properties through Airbnb after a clampdown by Kilkenny County Council. The local authority is
