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The unique tea house building located at Bateman Quay in Kilkenny city is set become an amenity that will be used by visitors and tourists to Kilkenny city.

The Government’s duty is not to support dead and zombie banks or to protect developers, but to provide homes for the most vulnerable in society.

The Mayor of Kilkenny has raised a heartfelt plea for the people of Kilkenny to throw their support behind local businesses.

A local TD has warned he will withdraw his support for the Government if further cuts to frontline health services in the west go ahead.

Public libraries in Ballymahon, Roscommon, and Ballinasloe are to benefit from funding as part of a two-year development plan for the library sector, it was announced this week.

Kilkenny County Council is hoping that in order to meet its commitments to Kilkenny’s water and sewage services, that the government will agree to fund 100 percent of the water Investment Programme set out for 2010 - 2012.

Senator Nicky McFadden is calling for the Sexual Assault Treatment Unit at Mullingar hospital to be moved to a permanent location in the hospital, after a report found that its temporary location has contributed to a “limited service”.

A charity which provides accommodation to more than 100 homeless single men and women is appealing to people to give generously to its appeal for funds.

The GLUAS light rail system was “never given a real chance” by City Hall or its transport feasibility study, but it remains a valid option for Galway city and is nowhere near as expensive as is being alleged.

Ann Harney was 50 years old and in excellent health when she accidentally discovered a lump in her breast one Friday morning in February 2006.