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Public can have their say on development of one of Kilkenny’s busiest roads

By Kilkenny Now 26th May 2021 0

Kilkenny residents are being invited to have their say on the layout of one of the county’s busiest roads. Kilkenny County Council, working in partnership with Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), are developing a road scheme to improve the N25 between Waterford and Glenmore and are now seeking the public’s input. This project will complete the […]

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Kilkenny’s talented young entrepreneurs mean business

By Kilkenny Now 11th May 2021 0

The best of Kilkenny’s young entrepreneurial talent is ready to take on the challengers from all over Ireland – and their efforts have already been rewarded. Four Kilkenny projects from three different schools will represent the county at the National Student Enterprise Programme Final taking place this Friday, May 14. To mark their achievement of being […]

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Free grow-your-own food packs for Kilkenny residents

By Kilkenny Now 25th March 2021 0

Every thought about growing your own food? Well, now is a perfect time to start as Kilkenny County Council are giving away free food growing kits as part of their Grow It Yourself (GIY) and Grow it Forward initiative. In partnership with Healthy Ireland and Libraries Ireland, 50,000 free food growing kits are to be […]

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Kilkenny ready to go green with jam-packed virtual St Patrick’s Day celebrations

By Kilkenny Now 16th March 2021 0

Kilkenny’s virtual St Patrick’s Day celebrations will hit our screens tomorrow as the people of the city and county and Kilkenny’s diaspora celebrate our National Saint’s day online. After months of preparation a full day of events will kick-off from 11.30am and will feature music, arts activities, storytelling, animation, singing and environmental activities as the […]

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Reopening Kilkenny: Most local businesses exempt from paying rates for six-months

By Kilkenny Now 29th July 2020 0

Most Kilkenny businesses will not have to pay commercial rates for the six months as part of new measures to help local companies recover from the pandemic. Kilkenny County Council confirmed the six-month waiver will apply to “all commercial rate payers impacted by Covid-19”, except a small number of businesses that fall into “specific excepted […]