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A Kilkenny man who has been the driving force in reinvigorating interest in a local sports club has receieved a prestitigous accolade for his efforts.
The Kilkenny County Board has ratified Brian Cody as the Senior Hurling manager, his 23rd year in the hot seat. Five-time All-Ireland winner and nine
Kilkenny hurling legend and five-time All-Ireland winner DJ Carey is set to leave the Cats management set-up, according to reports. The nine-time All-Star joined Brian
The Kilkenny senior hurling team are just fourth favourite to claim back the Liam McCarthy cup in 2021, with newly-crowned All-Ireland champions Limerick unsurprisingly emerging
Mount Juliet has been confirmed as the host of next year’s Irish Open. The five-star hotel, estate and golf course in Thomastown was set to
The late Jack Kyle is regarded by many as the finest athlete ever to play rugby for Ireland. An amazing solo try he scored against
Kilkenny reached the All-Ireland camogie final last weekend after a highly impressive comeback win over Cork. But inspite of their on-field heroics, our camogie stars
Kilkenny’s sports clubs are being urged to apply to the €40 million sports capital fund to invest in their facilities and equipment. The €40 million
A Kilkenny GAA club has been granted planning permission for its ambitious new development. The plans will see Carrickshock GAA moving from its tradition home
Kilkenny are out of the All-Ireland senior hurling championship after Brian Cody’s Cats were blitzed by a stunning Waterford comeback in Croke Park tonight. Kilkenny
