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Telling tales of gluttony, fantasy and profanity at NUIG

Dirty jokes, ribaldry, irreverence, bad behaviour, wine, women, and song were all in a day’s work for a mediaeval bard and the stories he would write and tell.

The boys are back – Sinnerboy to play Kyteler’s

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Dame Alice herself will be rocking it up on Friday November 14 when Sinnerboy, the renowned Rory Gallagher tribute band, make a very welcome return visit to Kilkenny to play Kyteler’s Inn.

Irish people work longest hours in 'old' Europe

Ireland and Luxembourg have the longest working week among 'old' Europe with an average of 39 hours while the French have the shortest at 35, Eurofound's European Industrial Relations Observatory (EIRO) said today.

Sinnerboy @ Róisín Dubh

THE SPIRIT and the extraordinary music of the late, great, and much missed Rory Gallagher will be heard loud and clear when Sinnerboy play the Róisín Dubh.

Russia had its eye on Galway

If anyone thought that all a country need do to preserve its freedom when its neighbours are at war is to proclaim its neutrality, then they have only to look hard at what happened to several European countries at the beginning of World War II. Ladies and gentleman of the whinge brigade, neutrality isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.

Club championships bring a special kind of magic

The senior club championship kicks off this weekend and to be honest I am getting excited and a little nervous because of it. All the dreaming, planning, and orchestrating for a crack at winning the title will be put to its first big test on Sunday. The weather forecast is good and the fact that it is a long weekend should guarantee a bumper crowd at the games, which will surely bring a smile to the face of what is normally a very serious looking county treasurer! The real secret of the GAA's success is that it is so fervently supported at community level, and this weekend will see thousands turning out to support their respective clubs all over the county. You don't have to be interested in football — everyone goes to support their parish or their club. Gaelic is easy to watch. It is free flowing and robust with a lot of scores, and that's attractive for punters who are used to watching soccer where there is maybe one goal in the space of 90 minutes (Wednesday’s European cup final being an exception, when we could sit back and marvel at the flamboyant skills of Barcelona). There are very few things in life that create the excitement of a good club championship match and I personally love the build up to championship Sundays.

Mazda’s Green Hydrogen Rotary Vehicle takes to the road

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Mazda recently announced it has introduced the Mazda RX-8 Hydrogen RE vehicle to Norway’s public roads in collaboration with the Hydrogen Road of Norway project, which aims to establish a clean energy transport system based on hydrogen fuel.

Kilkenny targets Nordic tourists

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A group of influential travel writers from Sweden, Norway and Finland visited Kilkenny this week on the invitation of Tourism Ireland.

Mazda’s Green Hydrogen Rotary Vehicle takes to the road

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Mazda recently announced it has introduced the Mazda RX-8 Hydrogen RE vehicle to Norway’s public roads in collaboration with the Hydrogen Road of Norway project, which aims to establish a clean energy transport system based on hydrogen fuel.

Celts flock to festival for Celtic Festival

The 2009 Kilkenny Celtic Festival kicks off on Friday next Septmeber 25 and runs for 10 days with a host of cultural events planned to entertain visitors and locals alike.

 

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