Butterfly on the River Nore wild flower meadow, July 2010. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Wild flowers attract insects on the river Nore wild flower meadows, July 2010. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Bumble bee enjoys the colourful wild flowers on the Nore river side meadow, July 2010. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Wild flowers give cover to insects, July 2010: Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.
Bollard's St Kieran st. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
There is flower power colour throughout Kilkenny City this summer.
Flower display on the historic city Parade. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
Flower Baskets provide colour on the railings of St. John's church, John st. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
Flower display on upper John street. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
Kilkenny Castle rose garden with view across of the round tower and Cathedral of St Canice in the distance Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
View of St Mary's Cathedral. Kilkenny is located deep in the fertile River Nore valley. Copyright Keep Kilkenny Beautiful
Kells Road roundabout 2009 (copyright KKB)
Coordinated and landscape architect designed roundabouts are being upgraded throughout the city. The planting of our 16 city roundabouts continue. There are still some sponsorships available. For further information contact the KKB (see our contacts section on this site) or contact the City parks department at Kilkenny County hall, John st. Kilkenny.The roundabouts create colourful vistas through out the city.
The distinct and varied designs are adjusted to suit the location. they also act as colourful references in our compact urban fabric.
The launch of two new gander landers went smoothly, the KKB thank McCarthy Brothers Building contactors, Kilkenny sub aqua club and Bird Watch Ireland for their invaluable assistance. A total of four gander landers are now in place both on the rive Nore and in Lakeside.
