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Last Wednesday night saw the exciting revival of one of Kilkenny’s best loved, long standing music nights.

Two of Kilkenny’s finest sons were bestowed with the highest honour possible by their native city when they were made Freemen of the city of Kilkenny at the weekend.

The application of justice was postponed for a time in Athlone District Court this week (February 11) when the judge got vexed with the Garda Inspector over the non-production of evidence in a case where a guilty plea was already made.

Green Party TD for Carlow Kilkenny, Mary White, has welcomed the Department of the Environment allocation of over €18m in funding to Kilkenny’s local authorities for social housing.

Although plans for a skate board park at the Closh near the Fair Green in the city have been controversially approved by a majority of members of Kilkenny Borough Council, it is not looking like the park will be developed any time soon.

Tributes were paid to two much respected councillors who are by their own decision not returning to the council chamber after the local elections in June.

HE’S PLAYED bass with The Last Shadow Puppets, shared the stage with Oasis, but Stephen Fretwell is very much his own man, with a line in descriptive, sweetly melancholic, and intelligent acoustic songs.

It must have been the shortest term a councillor ever served. Just a minute after returning officer Breda McDermott confirmed that he had won the last seat on Saturday night, Liam Carroll’s first elevation was cancelled as news of the recount was announced.

Galway-based IT support Company; Electronic Solutions has launched a recession busting way of keeping your office IT costs under control, and all for a fixed weekly fee — by offering their remote support service to all businesses for a flat fee of €15 per week

THE INIMITABLE Eamonn Morrissey makes a welcome return to the Town Hall next week with his classic one-man show The Brother, based on the writings of Flann O’Brien.