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The City Carnegie Library marked 100 years of service last Wednesday with the launch of a full colour illustrated commemorative brochure.

A community effort to save the last parish hall left in the city received a resounding vote of confidence from parishioners and Bishop Freeman and Mayor Brett who presided at the official opening on Sunday.

Dragon, Bobby Kerr or TD John McGuinness — who would you like to Serve it Up to you on Saturday November 13?

The ribbon was cut on Kilkenny’s new courthouse on Friday last when the Minister for Justice Dermot Ahern visited Kilkenny to carry out the official ceremony.

The Kilkenny Celtic Festival closed on an exhilarating high on Sunday last, with the first Cot Race on the River Nore.

Buisnesses in Kilkenny are commissioning a leading UK specialist to examine Kilkenny streetscapes with a view to implementing a traffic system that works for both businesses and pedestrians in Kilkenny city.

Trophy in hand, the mayor and his fellow councillors were eager to build on Kilkenny’s success in this year’s Tidy Towns competition, with talk turning to outright victory next year.

We should ban the selling of alcohol in supermarkets and this would go some way towards solving some of the problems associated with drinking in public places.

The Mayor of Kilkenny has raised a heartfelt plea for the people of Kilkenny to throw their support behind local businesses.

Kilkenny Business Women’s Network have come up with a very novel way of fundraising this year, in conjunction with the two local charities Amber Women’s Refuge and the Good Shepherd Centre for Homeless Men.