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Calls to pedestrianise Kilkenny’s High Street for busy festivals

The streets of Kilkenny have become so thronged with pedestrians that the council should consider closing High Street to vehicules at certain times during busy festivals. That’s the view of local councillor Malcolm Noonan, whose comments come in the ...

23 Aug 2017 at 12:01

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Kilkenny meeting hears of little appetite for pedestrianisation or one-way system

Retailers and those present at last week's meeting on the future of shopping in Kilkenny voiced little or no appetite for any change to the current system of traffic management in the city centre. Cllr David Fitzgerald, who chaired the event, asked ...

01 Jun 2018 at 15:29

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Watch: Vikings, drummers and brass band bring Kilkenny High Street to a standstill

Vikings and a host of varied musical entertainment have taken over Kilkenny's High Street this afternoon. Bearded Nordic warriors armed with swords and axes accompanied a stomping percussive performance outside the Credit Union from lunchtime, and ...

17 Aug 2018 at 14:41

Kilkenny City

Time to have your say on proposals for the core laneways in Kilkenny City

Major plans have been drawn up for a substantial redevelopment of Kilkenny City centre’s urban laneways, and Kilkenny County Council now want you to have your say! A new feasibility study, open for consultation, has proposed the pedestrianisation ...

08 Jun 2023 at 17:07

Kilkenny City

Should Kilkenny City be pedestrianised?

Should High Street be pedestrianised? Speaking at Tuesday's meeting of the Kilkenny Municipal District, Mayor Joe Malone claimed the pedestrianisation of Kilkenny City is coming 'down the road' and 'it will happen eventually'. Cllr Malone ...

13 Feb 2024 at 17:22

Kilkenny City

Pedestrianisation a key part of huge new feasibility study for Kilkenny City

Major plans have been drawn up for a substantial redevelopment of Kilkenny City centre’s urban core. A new feasibility study has proposed the pedestrianisation of key lanes around the city, including a section of James’ Street and all of ...

05 May 2023 at 17:54

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Keep Kilkenny Beautiful chair urges council to pedestrianise High Street

The Marble City will not win back its Tidy Towns crown until High Street is pedestrianised, according to the Chairman of Keep Kilkenny Beautiful, Pat Boyd. Mr Boyd has written to the members of Kilkenny County Council urging them to ...

22 Sept 2021 at 12:29

Kilkenny City

Pedestrianisation a key part of huge new feasibility study for Kilkenny City

19 Apr 2023 at 15:59

Kilkenny City

Pedestrianisation a key part of huge new feasibility study for Kilkenny City

21 Apr 2023 at 16:37

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Park and Ride should be considered for Kilkenny Arts Festival, says Noonan

With visitor numbers increasing year on year for Kilkenny Arts Festival creating challenges for traffic management, Green Party Councillor Malcolm Noonan has proposed that Kilkenny County Council would give consideration to ...

21 Aug 2018 at 16:27

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Kilkenny shops counting cost of High Street traffic closure, says McGuinness

A local councillor and former Mayor of Kilkenny City has said the ongoing temporary closures of High Street to vehicles are hurting local shops, and needs to be seriously reconsidered. Cllr Andrew McGuinness says he has ...

17 Aug 2018 at 17:00

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Time to have your say on proposals for the core laneways in Kilkenny City

22 Jun 2023 at 17:10

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