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The Rower-Inistioge GAA club is pleased to announce a new partnership with Irish company ClubZap. ClubZap is a communications and payment platform for sports clubs to engage with their local community and deliver news, notifications, fixtures, results, membership, merchandising, all GDPR-compliant to your phone. There is no cost involved in downloading the app and becoming […]
Hello Inistioge, My name is David Kelly and I am currently co-ordinating a Free Level 4 General Learning KCETB course called Career Path. This course is taking place in Kilkenny city and is designed for individuals that have additional support needs. We work with students with any learning disabilities, physical or intellectual disabilities, mental health […]
Ceramic landscape artist Michael Holden has launched a new website to promote his work. Following a long career in the ceramics industry in Kilkenny Michael recently set up his own business, fulfilling a lifelong ambition. Michael is an artist who has developed his own unique style, blending painting and ceramics to produce works that are […]
Your help is requested for local resident Brian and his family, please. Story on the link below. GoFundMeLink
Inistioge Tidy Towns has launched a calendar for 2020 featuring memorable pictures of the village and surrounding area. Calendars are available from the shop and post office in Inistioge, The Mermaid Gallery and the pubs, priced €10. The calendars can be bought online via the ‘Buy Now’ link below. It will make a great present […]
Inter-Provincial Hurling under the aegis of the GAA began in Ireland with the Railway Shield Competition 1905-1908. This was followed by the Tailteann Games in 1924, but it was with the Railway Cup Competition (later Martin Donnelly Interprovincial Series), inaugurated in 1927, that interprovincial games came into their own. The book, by local author […]