Pictured at “Troubadours” a Photography Exhibition by Thomas Brett at Ryan’s Bar, Friary Street, Kilkenny were: May Hutt (left) and Carmel Brett.
17/08/2018
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17/08/2018
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Pictured at “Troubadours” a Photography Exhibition by Thomas Brett at Ryan’s Bar, Friary Street, Kilkenny were: May Hutt (left) and Carmel Brett.
Actors from Rough Magic's production of A Midsummer's Night Dream
Actress Rosey Hayes who will perform
assan Zabad (5) with Max his puppy with Karen McCartney, Aoibhéann McCann and Martha Breen members of the cast of Rough Magic and Kilkenny Arts Festival’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Wi
The cast of Waking Cúin which opens this evening at Cleere's Theatre
Larry Fogg and Anna O'Sullivan during the launch of the Autumn Winter programme in the Watergate Theatre PICTURE: PAT MOORE
Eamonn Hogan, Dymphna Maher, Owen Rowe, Michèle Forbes, Martin Bridgeman, Peter Cunninghamm, Cathy Hogan, Stephanie Hogan, Anne Carroll
Aoibheann McCann who performs in A Midsummer Night's Dream
British Ambassador Robin Barnett and Australian Ambassador Richard Andrews at the opening of The Kilkenny Famine Experience in MacDonagh Junction - the sculpture can be seen in the background.
A piece of work by Pam Harris which will be on display in her exhibition at at the Rudolf Heltzel Gallery, Patrick Street, Kilkenny during the arts festival
Author Peter Cunningham
A Midsummer's Night Dream will run in the Castle Yard from August 9 - 18
Do you want to take part in PERFORM?
Grab a chair - Michelle Browne, Martin Rafter and Mary Butler
There's still time to enter the Patrick Kavanagh Poetry Award
Albert Young, Eimear Lawlor, Mick Galwey, Katie Kelly and Emily Felix at the presentation of the cheque from the Ciara Lawlor Memorial to Ataxia Foundation Ireland PICTURE: PAT MOORE
An image used in the AKA programme
Paul Redmond
13/07/18
The early Irish harp
From left Colette Byrne, CEO Kilkenny County Council with Anna O'Sullivan and Ailis Feehan of the Butler Gallery and Michael Parsons, Chairman of The Heritage Council
At the official opening of the Kilkenny Arts Festival box office were Eugene Downes, Cllr Andrew McGuinness, Cllr Peter ‘Chap’ Cleere, Mayor of Kilkenny and Céline Reilly, box office manager
Johhny Purcell, Kilkenny captured by Kilkenny artist Davy Holohan (Daithi O'hUallachain)
Hudson Taylor will perform during AKA
Pictured at the launch of The Enterprising Community were Marie Price Bolger, CEO of ILDN; Dr Senan Cooke; John O’Shea, Iverk Produce and Eddie Blackmore, Piltown GAA club
Chapterhouse Theatre Company’s magical open-air production of the timeless Little Women coming to Kilkenny
Alice Taylor pictured with her partner, David O' Dea
Joe O’Gorman, Cuffesgrange keeps a keen eye on the bidding at the farm auction at Kilmanagh
Sean Gordan Dalton, Kells Co. Kilkenny; Ben Kirwan, Thomastown Co. Kilkenny; Josh Akaehomen, Kilkenny City; David Hall, Thomastown Co. Kilkenny and Evie Kiely, Kilkenny City, collect their results
Kilkenny choir, Arís, performing in front of Kilkenny Castle. The choir is involved on two occasions during the upcoming Papal visit
Kilkenny Rose, Helena Hughes
Castlecomer CS Principal Seamus O' Connor and Martin Brennan who received over 600 points in his Leaving Cert
Principal of Loreto Kilkenny Colm Keher with Emma de Bruin who achieved a maximum CAO point score of 625
File pic: The nightclub is being redeveloped to include a stylish new private function venue, along with a meeting and events space
File pic: 'If the numbers increase, services must increase', says local councillor
Rest in peace
Aoife O'Flaherty, Eimear Lanigan, Sarah Quinn, Alison Power, Blathnaid Galway, Hazel McEnery, Kate Cowhig and Ciara McDermott (kneeling), Presentation Secondary School, Kilkenny, joyous after getting
Catherine and Nancy Paton Chair of Thomastown Arts festival taking out the 16 wheels that were thrown into the river. Picture: Breda Gardner
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