04/07/2020
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04/07/2020
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Hazel Williams, Senior Strategic Business Partner (Agri), TSSG, Laois (from Kilkenny), pedigree farmer
Pat Crotty, the owner of Paris Texas, is looking forward to welcoming back customers to his Kilkenny pub after a three-month closure due to Covid-19 restrictions. Picture Conor McCabe Photography
Government funding announced to support licenced bus services
Working from home second nature to Irish people with productivity on the up
EZ Living are opening their 14 stores nationwide
JOBS ALERT
David Beirne, Senior Vce President Ireland UPMC International
Guidelines on how hotels and wider hospitality sector will operate after Covid-19
Gladys and Patrick Lydon of 'Living and Growing' in Callan
We have been supporting Irish producers in our weekly shop during lockdown
John O’Connell and Sheila Lennon outside the pharmacy on Rose Inn Street, Kilkenny
Picture credit: MyBio - @MyBioLtd
24 million fewer pints consumed in April 2020 due to Covid-19 lockdown
Claire Lawton
The Ormonde Hotel's Hoban Bar
Hairdressers are hoping to be back in business soon
Patrick Cox, from Castlecomer, wearing his Dialize hoody while having his own treatment
Mattie Walsh of MW Hire pictured with Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council Peter Chap Cleere and Cllr Michael McCarthy in front of the new device Picture: Terry Campion
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Maryborough Centre at St Fintan's Healthcare Campus in Portlaoise was the location of a Covid-19 cluster in which nine people died and several others infected.
Dr Tony Holohan
Local TD John McGuinness
Gardaí arrest man for Covid-19 pandemic unemployment payment fraudulent claims in Dublin
Deaths in Kilkenny
Traffic backs up at the Callan Road roundabout, middle of last month
Capping stone is recovered from the King’s River in Kells after a section of the bridge’s wall was knocked into it in a road traffic incident in May PICTURE: Conor Palin-Stewart
Sion Road, Kilkenny
John Joe Cullen reading the poem
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