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Parents in Kilkenny’s most established residential estates are calling on the Borough Council to provide safe play areas for their children; nearly 25 years after their homes have been built.

The lack of health centres on the west and northern environs of the city is fast becoming a pressing issue especially for a large number of young residents.

Kilkenny’s environmental debate broadened out from recycling and grow your own vegetables to include the built environment with the unveiling of Kilkenny’s first sustainable office building.

As Kilkenny city dwellers bear the brunt of the on-street parking charges and are left looking for alternative ways of transport, first time Borough Council candidate David FitzGerald is looking towards resolutions for city centre workers.

There were some changes to our local authorities made last weekend following the elections - some self determined while others simply lost their seats.

Now that most of the posters are gone and the rest are being taken down in record time, what passes for normal life has resumed in Kilkenny.

Kilkenny city bucked the national trend on several occasions over election weekend but no occasion was more obvious than the performance of Fianna Fail in the borough council election.

It is finally all over. Not only are the candidates all exhausted but we are all a little exhausted from politics at the moment and from now on it will be winding down.

The new face of Fine Gael, Cllr David Fitzgerald made his maiden speech on the council this week and in doing so he thanked those who assisted him in his campaign.

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