The Rock Youth group is working with the KKB to Keep Kilkenny Beautiful!
Category Archives: Kilkenny City
Medieval Week in Kilkenny, St. Mary’s Church Conservation
There was a large gathering to review progress on the conservation work being undertaken at St Mary’s Church Graveyard. The Open Day was organised to give an opportunity to meet with the stonemasons, conservation specialists and archaeologists working on the project.
There will be a seminar on the overall conservation and restoration project at St Mary’s on the 13th April. For further information click here for link.
Presentation on stone work by Paul Tallis Building Contractor
Some of the Large attendance at the event.
City poster. This shows historic stone work within St Mary’s.
One of our City Welcome Ambassadors assisting with access to a historic crypt.
Medieval Week in Kilkenny
Why not come to visit Kilkenny City during our Medieval Week. there are lots of events. Further information at Kilkenny Medieval week.
Sycamores and Aylesbury tidy towns estate 2014
Saint Patrick’s Day in Kilkenny
Colourful Saint Patrick’s weekend in Kilkenny City
Spring is coming !
Chloe & Emily in Kilkenny park
Kilkenny City on a winters evening!
Kilkenny Pedestrian bridge
Kilkenny Castle
KKB at Loughboy
Why not volunteer to help in the Tidy towns movement in Kilkenny City!
KKB members were recently at Supervalue Loughboy to display recent winning medals and to show the success of volunteer work through out our City. Leaflets about the work of Keep Kilkenny Beautiful were distributed.
Offical opening of the Lady Desart Pedestrian and Cycle bridge
The official opening and first public crossing of the new Lady Desart Pedestrian and Cycle bridge took place on the 30th January 2014. With the wonderful backdrop of Kilkenny Castle, Mayor Martin Brett and Alan Kelly TD welcomed a large crowd to this unique event. The first new City Centre river crossing in the Kilkenny for many centuries. This new link will further integrate the Johns Quay and Johns Green area to the centre of Kilkenny. It will give a convenient short walking route from the Library car park and will also be a new vantage point from which to see the river Nore, John’s Bridge and Kilkenny Castle. A number of our Primary schools were also represented at the event, to see history being made.
