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For two nights only Kats theatre group will resurrect their acclaimed spring production of The Insanity of Mary Girard, A Step in the right, and The Extraordinary Revelations of Orca The Goldfish, in The Red Door Theatre, at the Bridge Brook Arms Thomastown on Thursday May 20 and Saturday May 22.

Ballyhale Shamrocks are hoping St Patrick’s Day will be a lucky one for them as they face Portumna of Galway in Croke Park on March 17.

It’s a case of lights, camera, action for our senior hurling team this Saturday night in Thurles. Yes the year kicks off in earnest this weekend and what a game we have in store to set the National Hurling League in motion.

The director of the Dublin Transportation Office John Henry, will make a presentation to the major transport stakeholders in Galway next week.

It has been one hell of a roller coaster ride for Kilkenny fans since 1998. Lucky enough we've had more ups than downs during that period. It's a staggering statistic that during that time it was only twice that the Black and Amber didn’t feature.

The people of Kilkenny are in dreamland this week, having witnessed the four-in-a-row. It's not very often that a game of such importance lives up to expectations but in the year that marks the 125th anniversary of the GAA we got a final that will be spoken about for decades to come.

Fianna Fáil TD Frank Fahey has been accused of ignoring city councillors and refusing to “recognise our mandate as elected representatives” by failing to invite them to a major transport meeting and presentation in County Buildings this week.

The Director of the Dublin Transportation Office (DTO), Mr John Henry, will speak at a public forum this Wednesday in the Meyrick Hotel at 4.30pm.

When the fixtures were officially announced last autumn for this year’s National Hurling League most Kilkenny hurling enthusiasts would have been quick to blank off March 22 in their diaries. For this was the date allotted for the 'clash of the champions', last year's national hurling league winners Tipperary against All-Ireland champions Kilkenny.

Kilkenny's fine victory over Waterford in last Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final means this current panel are now just 70 odd minutes away from achieving an incredible four-in-a-row. Kerry footballers have achieved this unbelievable feat on two occasions. The men of Wexford have also managed it with the big ball, but only the hurlers of Cork in the 40s can boast about doing it with the small ball.