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Two students from Kilkenny have qualified to represent their respective colleges at the forthcoming Irish Hospitality Institute (IHI) National Business Management Games to be held at the Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin on March 20 and 21 next.

Individuals, organisations, voluntary groups, and companies across Kilkenny and the southeast are being invited to enter this year’s Spirit of Enterprise Michael Dee Award.

THE new Government has already confirmed that it is committed to exploring the establishment of a multi-campus University in the South East, Fine Gael TD, John Paul Phelan, has confirmed.

A plan to draw further students from Saudi Arabia to add to those attending third level colleges in Ireland, including the Galway Mayo Institute of Technology, is likely to boost local economies and lead to investment in Irish business in the long-term, according to a government minister.

Buisnesses in Kilkenny are commissioning a leading UK specialist to examine Kilkenny streetscapes with a view to implementing a traffic system that works for both businesses and pedestrians in Kilkenny city.

FETAC, the statutory awarding body for further education and training in Ireland, has confirmed that Empower Training, based in Kilkenny, has had access to FETAC accreditation suspended following an investigation into quality issues at the centre.

One Graiguenamanagh man’s enthralling journey has taken him from the pristine greens of Mount Juliet to the well-groomed pitches of South Africa’s world cup stadia, via the hallowed turf of Croke Park.

Waterford Institute of Technology is gearing up to host a world-class business and education conference from July 28 to August 1 with the event featuring representatives and guest lecturers from as far a-field as Malaysia and the US.

Graiguenamanagh chef Edward Hayden will launch his first cookbook, Edward Entertains, in The Duiske Inn on Friday October 17 at 8.30pm.

High quality broadband is critical to Ireland’s economic success into the future as is our improving road infrastructure and having a high-speed and affordable service for our small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), particularly those based in the regions, a seminar has heard.