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Property of the Week: An Tigín, Carlow
Check out An Tigín, our property of the week with DNG McCormack Properties set on over 2 acres in Killeshin,…
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Carlow Gardai appeal for witnesses to burglary in Penny Lane this weekend
Gardai in Carlow are appealing for information around a burglary in the town this weekend.
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NeighbourFood Callan launches Monday with new online service connecting Kilkenny producers; Carlow to follow
A new online initiative to connect local producers with hungry customers is rolling out in Callan on Monday, Carlow next.
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“Overnight we lost all our food service customers”: One Kilkenny business talks how Covid-19 has impacted their trade
Goatsbridge Trout in Kilkenny featured on The Bottom Line this week to discuss how the Covid-19 pandemic is impacting their…
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Covid-19: Kilkenny and Carlow on the rise as 390 new cases confirmed on Sunday; total approaches 5,000
The total number of confirmed casees in the Republic of Ireland is now just shy of 5,000.
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COVID-19 Kilkenny Community Response Forum: Who’s involved and how do you call?
Kilkenny County Council have announced details of the new Kilkenny Community Response Forum to assist those in need during the…
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HSE to release mobile app to assist with contact tracing in Covid-19 cases
A new track-and-trace type app is set to be released by the HSE to monitor the spread of Covid-19 in…
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People should still attend hospital A&E services if urgent medical care is needed
If you are in need of urgent medical care, you should still visit your hospital's A&E department or speak to…
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Kilkenny duo 3D printing face shields for workers on the front line of the Covid-19 crisis
Kilkenny locals Paddy Brennan and Eoin Mulhern are 3D printing face-shields to help with the PPE shortage faced by front-line…
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Covid-19: Irish death toll rises to 46 as a further 200 cases are confirmed on Sunday
A total of 2,615 cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Ireland with a further 10 deaths recorded on Sunday.
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