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The Bealtaine Festival in Kilkenny, celebrating creativity in older age, has been leading the way in encouraging people to participate fully and meaningfully in the arts recognising the capacity to grow and be creative as people age.

A Meteor Award-nominated singer songwriter told a judge at Kilkenny District Court this week that she endured five years of twice-weekly sexual abuse from the age of eight.

Labour candidate for Kilkenny city, Sean Butler, spoke of his hope for an end to the nightmare many people are facing in and around Kilkenny City in obtaining a proper high speed broadband service.

So the race is finally on. All the months of planning, strategising and getting the make-up on for the photographers comes to fruition as the images appear on every pole and roadside inside and outside the borough boundary.

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.

Tunde Toth has won a prestigious bursary for her paper and fibre artworks.

Kilkenny County Council’s arts office in collaboration with the Butler Gallery is launching the sixth in the series of MOOT discussions, debates, and seminars. MOOT is a continuous creative process providing a forum for powerful, focused, and inspirational debates and discussion on a variety of subjects. These events will potentially transform expectations, citing shifts in attitudes, perceptions, and beliefs.

Maybe “fever” is too strong a word for it, but where are they? There are only a few weeks to go and I've only had three canvassers calling to the house: Sean Butler, John Coonan and the sister-in-law, Betty Manning. Betty may not even have been canvassing, she may have just called for a chat and a coffee. Does calling to the door or putting up life size posters make any difference? I'm not sure, but at least when you look out you can recognise the person and you know it's not someone casing the house for a future robbery (you hope).

Kilkenny City Labour Party candidate Sean Butler has welcomed Eamon Gilmore’s outlining of a vision to get Ireland out of the current economic crisis.

Labour Party candidate for the Kilkenny City area, Sean Butler, has called for a review of the Kilkenny tourism strategy as a means of helping employment in the area.