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LEGEND has it that the first Champagne was made by the monk Dom Perignon in the seventeenth century. That’s probably not true, but I don’t
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LEGEND has it that the first Champagne was made by the monk Dom Perignon in the seventeenth century. That’s probably not true, but I don’t

Tonight – 18.00 Matt The Millers – Wildfire & DJ -Late Bar Traditional Irish music starts off the night followed by fantastic music stylings by

IT was a feat worthy of the great Nostradamus himself! A Kilkenny book borrower took a leaf out of the great French astrologer, physician and

IT’S not all about drugs busts and chasing the bad guys! Kilkenny gardai also play a hugely important role in community policing and educating young

THOMASTOWN will receive more than €2 million as part of a major regeneration programme. And €60,000 will be invested by Kilkenny LEADER Partnership in community

KILKENNY will be hotter than Barcelona and Milan this weekend as temperatures soar across the country. After a beautifully mild St Valentine’s Day yesterday, today

A CRACK canine cop helped Kilkenny gardai to sniff out a cannabis ‘grow-house’ just over the county border in Tipperary. Just over €40,000 worth of

LAST week on KilkennyNow.ie, the writer Michael Wolsey argued against the case for directly-elected mayors, basically intimating that they are waste of money. Michael, of

THE local legend of Alice Kyteler is about to become immortalised in a new book. Alice was a beautiful 14th century noblewoman from Kilkenny who

SOME of Kilkenny’s best-loved landmarks and businesses have been singled out for praise in a special feature on Ireland’s Ancient East tourism initiative published by
