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John Power at Piltown GAA Grounds  Mooncoin opened their Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Intermediate Hurling League campaign with a deserved 2-19 to 2-14 victory over Southern rivals Carrickshock in an entertaining encounter played at the impressive Piltown venue on Friday evening. The Suirsiders looked to have one hand on the league points when Martin O’Neill’s …

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BY CLAIR WHITTY Collagen supplements have become increasingly popular for supporting healthy skin, hair and nails, but not all collagen products are the same. While collagen peptides provide the building blocks the body needs, they work even better when combined with the nutrients required for collagen production and skin health. That’s exactly what makes Revive …

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Dunbell farmer & President of ICMSA, Denis Drennan, has said that “regrettably” the Fuel Support Scheme has failed to recognise the significantly higher levels of fuel usage on farms during the March to July period. “The case ICMSA is making is that the fuel scheme is ‘flat’ and based on 5/12ths of total fuel usage …

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Urlingford NS gained sweet revenge for last year’s final defeat as they produced a magnificent performance to defeat Tullaroan NS in the Tommy O’Brien Cup Final in UPMC Nowlan Park. The same two sides had contested the decider twelve months ago, with Tullaroan emerging victorious by four points. Having also met recently in a fiercely …

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Stripeywomen one step from O’Duffy decider BY NIALL SHERRY, SPORTS EDITOR SPORTSEDITOR@KILKENNYOBSERVER.IE Glen Dimplex Senior Camogie Championship All-Ireland Semi-Final Kilkenny vs Galway Tomorrow, FBD Semple Stadium, Thurles @ 4pm Our senior camogs make the trip to Tipp tomorrow to contest another All-Ireland semifinal, their first since 2022, when they went on to lift the O’Duffy …

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Mullinavat 1-23; Barrow Rangers 1-15. John Power at Mullinavat GAA Grounds. Mullinavat secured their place in the quarterfinals of the JJ Kavanagh Junior A Hurling Championship with a deserved eight-point victory over Barrow Rangers in an absorbing Round Two encounter played in glorious sunshine at Mullinavat on Saturday afternoon. While the final margin suggested a …

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BY CLAIR WHITTY For many people, summer means sunshine, longer days and spending more time outdoors. But for hay fever sufferers, it can be weeks or even months of sneezing, itchy eyes, blocked noses and feeling downright miserable. If antihistamines haven’t given you the relief you were hoping for, perhaps it’s time to consider a …

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Lifelong pals Gary Comerford and Jim Rohan are proud members of KCAT Arts Centre and both feature prominently in the team of revellers and party-goers cast as part of The Alice Project, the much-anticipated reimagining of the Kilkenny Witch Trials at five locations in Kilkenny in early August. When Asylum Theatre sent out a casting …

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Urlingford etched their names into school hurling history on Monday evening as they claimed the highly contested Roinn C League title with an impressive 3-12 to 2-6 victory over St John’s in the Georgie Leahy Cup in UPMC Nowlan Park. With 15 schools competing in one of the most competitive competitions in the county, this …

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By John Fitzgerald Shakespeare said that some people are born great, while “others have greatness thrust upon them.” I thought of that quote when I met Claire Henriques in Callan at the weekend. She kindly took time off from rehearsal for her upcoming part in The Calendar Girls to reflect on her long association with theatre in the …

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