NEWPARK Hotel has a Sunday Lunch menu on offer. The lunch is served like a drive through between 12 noon and 4pm every Sunday. Pre-orders are advised but not essential. The lunch is served directly to your car.

You are invited to join us in our new Online Recovery Education Programme. It is free and will help us all feel connected and supported during these times of uncertainty. Follow the simple steps below to connect to our online interactive workshops. Text your name and the names of the workshops to 086 1746330. Make …

By Jimmy Rhatigan FOR GIRLS and guys whose roots go right back to a Civil War in our country, a majority in Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil can get oh so close when it suits them. They may not be natural bed fellows but when it comes to the dubious art of survival at all …

By Clair Whitty, Nutritional Health Coach VITAMIN D is the potential hero on the block. We know that many Irish people are deficient in it. So now is a great time to consider topping up on it based on the research done by Trinity College on how vitamin D could help fight off Covid-19. Researchers …

We are open today from 4pm and we are taking extra and extreme precautions to keep our team and your family safe. We ask all our customers to follow safety precautions when queuing outside. Ordering online and via phone is the safest option at moment abd we would encourage our customers to order online and …

Primo are open today from 4pm and we are taking extra and extreme precautions to keep our team and your family safe. We ask all our customers to follow safety precautions when queuing outside. Ordering online and via phone is the safest option at moment and we would encourage our customers to order online and …

WATERFORD Institute of Technology (WIT) is to run a week of virtual open days this April to help prospective undergraduate students in Kilkenny with their going to college questions. Last year over 1,600 of the 5,000 plus new higher education-going students in the region in 2019, or almost 1 in 3 (30%) chose WIT. When …

By Jimmy Rhatigan A LOCKDOWN at a makeshift maternity ward means that next of kin only are admitted. The facility is at the rear of a home in St John’s Court, off Maudlin Street, in the shadow of St John’s O’Loughlin Memorial Church where local parents are expecting the births of triplets. Conditions are described …