KCLR 96FM
The Home Run
On Air Now
The Home Run
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Listen Live
  • Live
  • News
  • Sport
  • On Air
    • Schedule
    • Podcasts
    • Documentaries & Drama
    • KCLR Catchup
    • Competitions & Terms
  • Catch Up
  • Jobs
  • Deaths
  • Advertise
  • Helplines
No Result
View All Result
KCLR 96FM
  • Live
  • News
  • Sport
  • On Air
    • Schedule
    • Podcasts
    • Documentaries & Drama
    • KCLR Catchup
    • Competitions & Terms
  • Catch Up
  • Jobs
  • Deaths
  • Advertise
  • Helplines
No Result
View All Result
KCLR 96FM
No Result
View All Result
ADVERTISEMENT

It’s set to get windy across Carlow and Kilkenny

Edwina Grace by Edwina Grace
22/02/2021
in KCLR News, News & Sport
Met Éireann urges locals in Carlow and Kilkenny to wear sunscreen outside today
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
ADVERTISEMENT

A status yellow wind warning for 14 counties comes into effect from tonight.

It will be in place for Munster, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Sligo, Mayo, Galway and Donegal from 9pm until 6am tomorrow morning.

Winds could reach gusts of up to 110 kilometers per hour according to Met Eireann.

 

 

ShareTweetPin

On Air Now

The Home Run
On Air Now
The Home Run
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Úna ní Mhaoldhomnaigh

Recent News

Annual County Fleadh Ceoil Kicks Off in Paulstown with a Weekend of Music and Fun The much-anticipated annual County Fleadh Ceoil officially begins this evening in Paulstown with a vibrant concert showcasing performances from the Ceoltoirí junior entertainment group. The event will continue with traditional music sessions later in the evening, setting the stage for a weekend full of celebration and musical talent. Nicholas Dunphy, Vice Chairperson of the local branch, shared his excitement about the event, noting that the Fleadh Ceoil is an excellent opportunity to celebrate traditional music. “It’s a chance for the community to come together, enjoy the music, and appreciate the talent that we have right here in our local area,” he said. On Sunday, the competition heats up in Paulstown and Gowran Hall, where local musicians will showcase their skills in a range of categories. Winners will go on to compete in the Leinster Fleadh, which is being hosted in Drogheda this year. While the competitions are serious, Dunphy emphasized that the weekend is about more than just winning. “There’s plenty of fun for everyone, with music flowing throughout the weekend. Whether you’re a performer or a music lover, there’s something for everyone.” The Fleadh Ceoil promises to be a weekend full of talent, tradition, and community spirit, with events that will resonate far beyond the competitive stage.

Annual County Fleadh Ceoil Kicks Off in Paulstown with a Weekend of Music and Fun The much-anticipated annual County Fleadh Ceoil officially begins this evening in Paulstown with a vibrant concert showcasing performances from the Ceoltoirí junior entertainment group. The event will continue with traditional music sessions later in the evening, setting the stage for a weekend full of celebration and musical talent. Nicholas Dunphy, Vice Chairperson of the local branch, shared his excitement about the event, noting that the Fleadh Ceoil is an excellent opportunity to celebrate traditional music. “It’s a chance for the community to come together, enjoy the music, and appreciate the talent that we have right here in our local area,” he said. On Sunday, the competition heats up in Paulstown and Gowran Hall, where local musicians will showcase their skills in a range of categories. Winners will go on to compete in the Leinster Fleadh, which is being hosted in Drogheda this year. While the competitions are serious, Dunphy emphasized that the weekend is about more than just winning. “There’s plenty of fun for everyone, with music flowing throughout the weekend. Whether you’re a performer or a music lover, there’s something for everyone.” The Fleadh Ceoil promises to be a weekend full of talent, tradition, and community spirit, with events that will resonate far beyond the competitive stage.

by Martin Quilty
09/05/2025

Company at centre of billboard concerns raised at Carlow’s Joint Policing Committee meeting has apologised and says it’ll work harder on clearer communication

Gardaí Investigate Criminal Damage Incident at College Park Crescent, Kilkenny

by Martin Quilty
09/05/2025

A white truck now part of the Garda fleet has caught 100 people driving while distracted

Gardaí investigate teen assault in Tramore; One youth released without charge

by Angela Doyle Stuart
09/05/2025

KCLR / Kilkenny GAA

Kilkenny Name Team to Face Offaly in Saturday’s Leinster Championship Clash

by Shane O'Keeffe
09/05/2025

Kilkenny Woman Named Finalist for 2025 Irish Red Cross Humanitarian of the Year Award

Angela Hayes honoured with Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Award for her dedication to suicide prevention and community support

by Angela Doyle Stuart
09/05/2025

ADVERTISEMENT

KCLR | Kilkenny and Carlow's Radio Station

KCLR is Kilkenny and Carlow’s favourite local radio station, with the very best of local up-to-the-minute news and sport with great music and entertainment seven days a week.

Listen To KCLR

Kilkenny
96.0FM Kilkenny South
96.0FM Johnstown / Urlingford
96.6FM Kilkenny Main
94.6FM Graiguenamanagh

Carlow
96.9FM Carlow Main
96.2FM Carlow South

Listen live online

Useful Links

  • Local Alerts
  • Helplines
  • Complaints
  • Advertise
  • On Air Schedule
  • Competition Terms

Contact KCLR

Broadcast Centre,
Leggettsrath Business Park,
Carlow Road,
Kilkenny
R95 YTD5

1800 90 9696
083 3069696

Get full contact details here

  • Complaints
  • Privacy
  • Contact

Copyright © 2024 CK Broadcasting / KCLR · Reg #355699
Leggettsrath Business Park, Carlow Road, Kilkenny R95 YTD5

No Result
View All Result
  • Live
  • News
  • Sport
  • On Air
    • Schedule
    • Podcasts
    • Documentaries & Drama
    • KCLR Catchup
    • Competitions & Terms
  • Catch Up
  • Jobs
  • Deaths
  • Advertise
  • Helplines