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There are few places in Ireland where the past and present seem to dance so effortlessly together as Kilkenny. Rising beside the River Nore in the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East, Kilkenny city is a place of ancient stone, lively streets, whispered legends and warm welcomes. Known affectionately as the “Marble City”, its narrow lanes and handsome buildings create a medieval atmosphere, yet behind those historic walls is a city alive with creativity, music, food and conversation.

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Heritage cargo boats will sail up the Nore valley on a rising tide from New Ross this weekend as they did for hundreds of years before the road and rail networks made them redundant.

An overseas buyer is to pay in the region of €3.5 million for a 242-acre country estate in Thomastown – owned by the property developer and charity founder Niall Mellon.

Green Door Properties is offering this bright and spacious office space or retail unit which is located in the heart of the town centre (at the end of the bridge) overlooking the River Nore. There is plenty of passing trade and visitors, making this an ideal location for doing business.

Located in the scenic village of Inistioge this newly built three-bed semi-detached house is set in a private courtyard shared with only three other properties.

Dee Gibney properties has a wonderfully pretty cottage to rent, approx one mile from Bennettsbridge.

This weekend Trail Kilkenny’s flagship Nore Valley Walk will officially launch its second phase, to the delight of ardent walkers.

Kilkenny’s controversial Central Access Scheme (CAS) has been resurrected with a new bridge design for its river Nore crossing, but it appears unlikely to appease its strongest critics.

The Rothwell family are looking forward to the annual Inistioge Vintage Rally with mixed emotions this year, with the memory of the late Leslie Rothwell sure to be overwhelmingly present on the day.