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11 Aug 2022
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11 Aug 2022
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The airwaves were alive to the sounds of celebration as Community Radio Kilkenny City opened their new studios at the weekend.
The community-based station, which is primarily a volunteer operated station, proudly unveiled their new studios at their Hebron Road base.
In a fitting tribute to their community-ethos, the official opening saw Fr Willie Purcell, Imam Ebrahim Ndure and Reverend Stephen Farrell come together to say prayers and to bless the new studio.
The new studios will help CRKC continue to encourage and promote upskilling of individuals who wish to undertake a career in radio broadcasting, using the radio station to gain valuable onair experience.
Dedicated to enhancing the listening choice of all people in the city and environs, the station offers a wide range of programming content, reflecting the communities it serves.
Dicksboro’s Aidan Nolan on the run forward. Picture: Billy Culleton
Country lane through farmland, winter by Ross Stewart, one of the works at the artist's open studio in Thomastown
The victorious Kilkenny Senior Camogie management team that oversaw the Cats win a second All-Ireland title in three years in Croke Park on Sunday afternoon. Pic: James Crombie/Inpho
Anne Sofie von Otter and Brooklyn Rider perform at St Canice's Cathedral on August 12 at 8pm
Nicky Cleere in action against Shamrocks during last year's championship. Pic: Piaras O'Midheach/Sportsfile
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