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THE roll-call of English prime ministers is long and distinguished, stretching back 500 years and more. It takes in my own namesake, the Great Cardinal,

By SHANE DORAN PARENTS in Kilkenny are getting increasingly concerned about the lack of secondary school places in the city, according to a local TD.

EFFORTS are underway to prevent a further three days of planned strike action next week at St Luke’s General Hospital. Services at St Luke’s and

DAMAGE was caused to maintenance equipment at the site of a cherished national monument in county Kilkenny by trespassers. The 12th century Kells Priory was

KILKENNY’S Nowlan Park has been named the best GAA pitch in the country for the second year running. The home of Kilkenny GAA retained its

By COLIN BARTLEY A MAN in his 70s is continuing to be questioned in custody this evening in connection with the murder of Kilkenny woman

By COLIN BARTLEY ST LUKE’S General Hospital is experiencing significant disruptions today as a result of the 24-hour strike by 150 health service support staff.

KILKENNY gardai have arrested a suspect in the Marie Tierney murder case. The suspect, who is in his 70s, was arrested this morning. He is

AT last! After a miserable start to Summer 2019, it’s finally safe to break out the sunnies and as temperatures soar past 25 degrees over

A NUMBER of serious issues have been identified with the maternity unit at St Luke’s General Hospital in recent months. The deaths of two pregnant
