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County Hall car park may be open to public at weekends
A proposal to make County Hall car park open to the public at weekends at a low daily rate is to be discussed at next month’s meeting of the Kilkenny County Council.
The Champions on their way back to Westmeath
Following the huge response to their three sellout comeback concerts last year, Gina, Dale Haze and The Champions are returning to Westmeath after a 20 year break as part of a new five-date concert tour. The band will be playing in the Mullingar Park Hotel on Sunday May 2, tickets are available from the hotel.
Obama and Hoban links with Kilkenny are important says O’Brien
After national media speculation that US President Barack Obama might visit Ireland next year County Council chairman Michael O’Brien pledged to nurture the extraordinary influence which this small country has in America.
Adjustments and arguments
AS THE Galway Races gets under way the latest Fianna Fáil ‘cutback’ - or ‘adjustment’ if you prefer - will be obvious to one and all. The Fianna Fáil tent is no more. Is this a sign of the times or just a sensible move by new Taoiseach Brian Cowen?
Cody for Freeman say councillors
It has been proposed that Brian Cody be given the Freeman of Kilkenny county as opposed to just the city.
Cadbury Dairy Milk takes Fair Trade further into mainstream
This week Cadbury Dairy Milk is launching new Fair Trade chocolate. Cadbury Dairy Milk is becoming the first mass market chocolate to gain certification from Fair-trade Mark Ireland.
Councillors vote not to rezone Thomastown land
Members of Kilkenny County Council narrowly heeded the advice of the county manager not to rezone approximately 20 acres of land at Friars Hill in Thomastown for residential development.
Liam given chairman’s reception in old ‘alma mater’
Fianna Fail MEP Liam Aylward was welcomed back into the council chambers at County Hall this week where he and his wife Kathleen were treated to a prestigious reception.
Three weeks and counting....
With 20 days to go to the local elections, the gloves are off, the knives are out and the newly liveried vehicles are parked all over the city.
Drama at finish, but governor’s call came too late to save O’Rourke
It was just around teatime on Sunday when an entry worthy of any dramatic play took place. Through the doors of the tennis club count centre strode Michael D Higgins, walking with purpose up towards the side of the hall, covering a metre with each step, as the crowds parted like the Red Sea to let him through.
