
Spirit of enterprise is strong in Kilkenny, three areas nominated for national award
THREE Kilkenny towns are hoping to grab their share of a coveted prize after been nominated for a prestigious national enterprise and development award. Kilkenny
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THREE Kilkenny towns are hoping to grab their share of a coveted prize after been nominated for a prestigious national enterprise and development award. Kilkenny

KILKENNY city has been designated as a rent pressure zone (RPZ), which will bring some relief to hard-pressed tenants struggling to meet their monthly payments.

A ‘BARKING-MAD’ day out at Cillín Hill for the canine members of your family and all proceeds will go to Irish Therapy Dogs. Hosted by

GARDAI in Kilkenny have renewed their appealed for information about a vicious and unprovoked assault on a man who got lost while driving his car

By COLIN BARTLEY THE mammoth planning application for the €350 million North Quays regeneration project in Ferrybank cost €120,000 just to print out, KilkennyNow.ie has

By COLIN BARTLEY NEIL Young may have sang about a ‘Train of Love’ and Bob Dylan about a ‘Slow Train Coming’ – but Irish Rail

GARDAI in Kilkenny are investigating the theft of a valuable power tool from a building site in the city over the weekend. The theft occurred

By COLIN BARTLEY THE number of patients waiting on trolleys in St Luke’s General Hospital has plummeted to near record lows, new figures reveal. St

THE well-known builder and businessman who died in the fatal light aircraft crash near his county Kilkenny home will be buried on Thursday. Richard ‘Dick’

By COLIN BARTLEY THERE were more heroes than those in purple and gold hanging around Croke Park yesterday afternoon. Literally. Another superhero’s spidey-senses may have
