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Carlow man in his 60s left with serious injuries after aggravated burglary
A man was seriously assaulted by three men in a burglary at his home in Carlow over the weekend. The man in his 60s suffered serious but not life threatening...
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Carlow man in his 60s left with serious injuries after aggravated burglary
A man was seriously assaulted by three men in a burglary at his home in Carlow over the weekend. The...
Eoghan and Ruairi Chada to be remembered this weekend in the Ballinkillen Team Mates Forever Challenge
Two young Carlow boys who died tragically in 2013 are to be remembered this weekend. The lives of Eoghan and...
Kilkenny IFA Chairman Jim Mulhall says “know where your dog is” after attacks on farm animals in Callan
Know where your dog is. That's the message from the IFA Kilkenny county chairman after four calves were killed last...
Extra funding confirmed to help with roll out of regeneration plans for Carlow town
Hopes are high that Carlow town's rejuventation plan is closer to being rolled out. Deputy Jennifer Murnane O'Connor has confirmed...
Fourth round of covid vaccines to roll out in Autumn as numbers in hospital with virus increase
853 people with Covid19 were in Irish hospitals last night - 120 of them in the South East. The HSE...
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200 children from Ukraine had been enrolled in schools across Kilkenny and Carlow by end of June
200 Ukrainian children are now enrolled in schools across Kilkenny and Carlow. Latest figures from the Department of Education show...
Vital fire fighting equipment has been delivered to Ukraine by members of the Kilkenny Fire Service
The mission the Kilkenny Fire Service had set out on is complete as they delivered fire fighting equipment to Ukraine....
Carlow-Kilkenny TD John McGuinness says the government is working on bringing the Budget forward
A local TD says the government is working on bringing the Budget forward. Opposition parties have been calling for an...
Location for a Ceramics Centre of Excellence confirmed in Thomastown
The former Bank of Ireland premises in Thomastown will become the new home for a Ceramics Centre of Excellence. Kilkenny...
Capacity crowds expected at Horizon Irish Open in Mount Juliet today
Crowds are expected to be at capacity in Mount Juliet as the weekend action kicks off this morning in the...
