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Galway businesses which wish to have high-spec offices without incurring high rent and high costs can now rent space for shorter periods, even down to an hour.

The lack of adequate broadband and a third level university is impeding investment by foreign and domestic companies in Kilkenny, according to members at this month’s meeting of Kilkenny County Council.

IBEC West has announced plans to host a free seminar for businesses about employment disputes and claims called ‘Minimising risk in today’s turbulent business environment’at the Westwood House Hotel in Galway on Thursday next, March 25.

Results from the 4 person classic are as follows: 1 Colm Meagher (12), Peter Donnelly (10), Adrian O’Neill (8), Michael O’Draighneain (13) Kinsale 104 points; 2 Seamus O’Connor (17), Martin Holohan (10), Mary Brophy (22), Breda Phelan (15) 103 points; 3 Eamonn Breen (12), John Brennan (15), Gary Kirby (16) Kilkenny, Con Delaney (14) Abbeyleix 103 points; 4 Mick Daly (14), Shay Kennedy (12), Martin Brennan G (13), John Kelly (13) 101 points b9; 5 Eddie Kenny (12), Tony Carr (17), John O’Driscoll (18), Aoife Carr (32).

In the current economic climate it is important for our local councillors to do their best to support the interests of existing businesses as well as new development in the county, according to a north Kilkenny councillor.

The start of construction this week by the ESB on a new 110kV station at Seamus Quirke Road in Galway is a welcome development for the region, according to IBEC regional director John Brennan.

A north Kilkenny councillor has called for Enterprise Ireland and the IDA to attract a high-tech manufacturing facility to Castlecomer.

Galway business breathed a sigh of relief this week when it emerged that the commercial rates would only increase by one per cent instead of the three expected. The minimalist move was welcomed by IBEC West and the Galway Chamber of Commerce.

Ever been frustrated when a training session has had to be cancelled due to the good old unpredictable Irish weather? Well the answer is now on your doorstep, right here in Kilkenny.

Kilkenny fully supports multi–county opposition to any funding cuts by the Government to the rural bus system, according to Thomastown Cllr Michael O’Brien.