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Kilkenny library to remain at its home on Johns Quay
Councillors agreed at a meeting yesterday to keep services at the existing Carnegie library.
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Power back for all in Carlow and Kilkenny but you’re urged to report any problems
Safety Manager Arthur Byrne says they are conscious that there may be outstanding issues in some areas.
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Aldi gets the go-ahead to set up shop in Graiguenamanagh
A decision was published today which gives the retailer the thumbs up to proceed with their plans.
Read moreDetailsSt Lukes Hospital one of the busiest in the country again today
Trolley figures from the INMO show there are 32 people waiting on a bed at the local hospital.
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Johnstown a step closer to getting a playground
It's expected to cost in the region of €60,000 to build.
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Reign of Terror organisers already planning for 2018
Almost two thousand people people took part in the obstacle-course race event in Kells at the weekend.
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Planning sought for another solar farm in Kilkenny
Permission was previously granted by Carlow county council to Elgin Energy Services for a 35 acres solar farm in Kilcarrig...
Read moreDetailsFuture location of Kilkenny city & county library to be decided today
Council members will discuss the proposed refurbishment and extension of the existing Carnegie library on Johns Quay.
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Childcare professionals to walk off the job on Friday
Mick Kenny from Urlingford Childcare told KCLR News staff are earning less than the living wage.
Read moreDetailsClinical Director admits trolley crisis is worsening at St Lukes
The Clinical Director of St Luke's Hospital has acknowledged that the trolley crisis there is worsening. Professor Gary Courtney was...
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