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A project to find out more about the heritage of the Northern stretch of the River Nore (from Ballynaslee on the Laois border to the Ossory Bridge in Kilkenny city) is being undertaken on behalf of Kilkenny County Council, in partnership with the Kilkenny Heritage Forum and the Heritage Council, by archaeological consultants Kilkenny Archaeology.

Kilkenny Local Authorities is to lose one of its most popular officials at the end of November, when director of service, Tony Walsh is to leave his position following 10 years in his role at Kilkenny County Council.

One of Kilkenny’s main tourist attractions and focal points - the Parade - has been re-opened after 18 months after the majority of refurbishment works were concluded on Wednesday evening.

Giant’s tend to get a lot of bad press. Maybe it’s because they keep eating little children...

Kilkenny County Council has advertised road closures to facilitate essential works on the water supply scheme in the Kilmacow area.

In honour of recycling week which began on Monday and will run throughout the weekend, Repak is teaming up with Kilkenny County Council to get Kilkenny householders not only to recycle more but to recycle better.

With the launch of the Paris fashion Salon de Chocolat this month and the Christmas chocolate season drawing upon us, two Kilkenny artists, poet Carmel Cummins and artist Gillian Campden, are heading to Dublin next Thursday October 22 for the press opening of the Chocolate Festival Exhibition to be held at the No Grants Gallery (NGG) Temple Bar Cultural Information Centre.

At this month’s meeting of Kilkenny County Council, members were presented with an assessment of needs in relation to the water services capital programme and it was clear that although urgent works are required funding is posing a problem for the local authority.

WEEE Ireland, in partnership with Kilkenny County Council, will hold a free electrical recycling day in three locations across Kilkenny this Saturday.

New drinking bye-laws that will govern the county‘s four biggest towns are to be written up by the local authorities in coming months.