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Two community based groups working to support older people are to receive Government funding.

Not a week seems to go without some political controversy or other hitting our headlines and this week is no different.

The Taoiseach Brian Cowen’s inability to recognise new politics and the fact that he is a ‘tribal leader’ illustrates that he has not yet stepped into the shoes of a Taoiseach - and probably never will.

Young people from Hebron gathered on Saturday last to exhibit their model radio-controlled race cars which they built during a drug and road safety programme which they undertook at the Happee House in Hebron Park recently.

Payments from the EU Emergency Dairy Compensation Fund began on March 15, and because dairy farmers in Kilkenny had a difficult year in 2009 with falling milk prices, Deputy John McGuinness felt there was a need for such a scheme.

A report from the Society of Irish Motor Industry indicates that new car sales have surged by nearly 40 per cent last month on the same month last year, according to Deputy John McGuinness.

The world of politics is in flux. Never has it been so unstable and volatile. One minute, long-standing and up-standing members of cabinet are there and next they are gone.

Everybody is being urged to get behind local musicians Na Fianna this Sunday when they represent the east on RTÉ's All Ireland Talent Show at 6.30pm. The band received the highest result from the judges after their last RTE performance and now they need your votes to get to the next stage.

Local ballad group Na Fianna, who are in the final stages of RTE’s All Ireland Talent Show, have been touring around the country gathering support in a bid to win the public vote on February 21.

Broadband connectivity is currently being rolled out in Kilkenny as a result of the National Broadband Scheme (NBS).