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ONE of the best parts of Christmas is vegging out in front of the TV, remote in hand, after a traditional festive helping of turkey,
THE tsunami in Indonesia has now killed at least 373 people and injured more than 1,400 on the islands of Java and Sumatra, an official confirmed
RESIDENTS in Kilkenny will fork out an average of just over €400 each on Christmas presents for family members this year. The finding has emerged
GARDAI are investigating a break-in at Castlecomer Golf Club. The incident occurred sometime during a 12-hour period between 9pm last Tuesday, December 18, and the
RURAL parts of Kilkenny still without high speed internet access face another delay before the roll-out of the crisis-plagued National Broadband Plan. The latest setback
KILKENNY householders have received an early Christmas gift as it emerged that electricity bills are set to drop in the New Year. This is because
KILKENNY gardai backed up by members of the Armed Support Response Unit arrested two young men after their car was stopped and searched on the
THE family of a Kilkenny man who disappeared over 30 years ago will finally have closure this Christmas after his remains were formally identified using
POTENTIALLY lifesaving health service investments in the South East could be shelved for up to five years because of the escalating cost of the new
OUTSPOKEN Kilkenny TD John McGuinness has heaped further pressure on his leader Micheál Martin after he urged Fianna Fáil party members to “raise your voice”
