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KILKENNY’S official festive celebrations will get underway tomorrow with the launch of the Yulefest Christmas Festival. The theme of this year’s festival is ‘shop Kilkenny’,
THE heavy showers and storm conditions Kilkenny endured this week are set to ease today and over the weekend, with even a rare hint of
THE Bishop of Ossary Dermot Farrell will chair an “evening of reflection” on the changing nature of our parishes on Monday, December 3, at St
JUST one glass of wine or a pint of beer could put you over the drink-driving limit. The warning to drivers came as gardai and
CANCER has overtaken heart disease for the first time to become Ireland’s biggest killer. The annual report of the National Cancer Registry Based published today
EARLY morning greyhound racing in Kilkenny will be broadcast into thousands of betting shops across Ireland and the UK over the coming weeks. The morning
FEARS of strike action outside our schools grew this evening after the secondary teachers’ union, ASTI, rejected the pay equality deal for new entrants. The
HURLING is akin to a religion in Kilkenny, and now the sport has been given a coveted world status thanks to a decade-long campaign that
PEOPLE over the age of 55 should be allowed to remain on the Community Employment Scheme, Kilkenny TD Bobby Aylward said today. Deputy Aylward was
SHOPPERS in Graiguenamanagh flocked to the new Aldi store that opened its doors this morning. A total of 20 new jobs have been created with
