Council Asked to Lead the Way in Rainwater Harvesting

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Kilkenny County Council have been asked to lead the charge in promoting rainwater harvesting technology by installing systems in new public buildings and to introduce permeable paving to

Primary Class Size Increase Will Further Disadvantage Children

Speaking following the Dail Debate on Education cuts yesterday, Green Party Councillor Malcolm Noonan has spoken of his outrage at the refusal of Education Minister, Batt O Keefe to reconsider the class size issue and other unfair measures delivered in the 2009 budget. He also expressed his disappointment that his own party is not taking a stronger stand

Green Councillor Pushes for Kilkenny Allotments

 

A meeting to determine the level of public interest in and viability  of allotments in Kilkenny will take place tomorrow (Thurs 25th) in the Citizens Information Centre on the Parade.

 

Kilkenny Fans Urged to thread lightly to Croker in September

Following Kilkenny’s victory over Cork in the All Ireland Championship Semi Final, fans are being asked to reduce their carbon footprint on the final assent to Croke Park in September.

 

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German Green Party Leader visits Kilkenny

A delegation which includes German Green Party Leader Reinhard Beutikofer is to visit Kilkenny this Friday. The group will travel here with a German Television crew to record an interview with Mr Beutikofer for a National TV station. Local Green Party members will then host a dinner for the group as part of a two day