Following a major upgrade the Patrick street area is taking on a new life. New planting, seating and trees, bike stands, wider paths, new sustainable lighting and all cables underground. Many premises are also renewing and are being painting. An example includes Byrnes Coach Factory which has been attractively renovated!
John street wins Street of the Year award.
The judges were impressed with the variety of shop types and businesses, the many excellently painted shopfronts and buildings, the range of flowers, planters and the overall impression was very positive.
Congratulations to John Street as winner of the 2018 Kilkenny street of the year
St Kieran street traders are working together with the KKB to develop their historic City centre Street
Lautrecs. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
The Good Earth. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Sue Ryder. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
The Med. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
Butterslip. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Peaches. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Lorimat. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
MIMI. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Stone House Books. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
The KKB are proud to announce with St Kieran Street Traders the launch of Kilkenny 2012 “Tidy towns Project Street “. Kilkenny Mayor David Fitzgerald launched the project surrounded by colourful balloons on the 19th April on St Kieran street.
The KKB are proud to work with the St Kieran street traders to develop and promote the street which is located in the historic centre of the City. It is proposed to organise events during 2012 and showcase all of the best of Kilkenny in this pedestrianised street of cafes, restaurants, boutiques, bars, bookshops and hairdressers.
Tidy Towns project street. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
Launch of Tidy Towns project street. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful