Kilkenny County Council have announced the launch of a dedicated webpage for The Tholsel redevelopment project, which it describes as 'an exciting initiative aimed at preserving and revitalising one of Kilkenny’s most iconic landmarks'.
The new online platform will serve as a central hub for information, updates, and public engagement as the project progresses toward its completion in 2027.
The Tholsel, a historic building at the heart of Kilkenny’s civic life, is undergoing an ambitious redevelopment.
The newly launched webpage offers visitors a comprehensive overview of the project, including:
- Project Overview – Learn about the vision and goals driving the Tholsel redevelopment.
- Historical Background – Discover the rich history and architectural significance of the Tholsel.
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- Preservation Efforts – Explore how the building’s unique features will be carefully preserved.
- Local Government Role – See how the Tholsel will continue to serve as a vital hub for civic administration.
The webpage is designed to engage a wide audience, including Kilkenny residents, local businesses, heritage enthusiasts, elected representatives and visitors to the city.
It will be updated with news, milestones, ensuring transparency and encouraging community support throughout the redevelopment process.
Mayor of Kilkenny, Cllr John Coonan, welcomed the initiative, stating that the 'interventions proposed to The Tholsel building, which is much loved by the people of Kilkenny, will help safeguard it long into the future'.
"This project is about more than restoration—it’s about honouring our past while building a vibrant civic and cultural future for our city," he added.
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Visit the new Tholsel redevelopment webpage at Full Forward Kilkenny 2030 - Heritage to learn more and stay connected.
