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A motorist convicted of driving without insurance, received a two-year ban when his case went before a recent sitting of Gorey District Court.

The summery weather is set to continue for quite some time – and Irish people made the most of it this weekend

Arklow Library has announced a summer series of talks for parents and carers of children with additional needs in partnership with the ‘All Kinds of Amazing’ group, Family Carers Ireland and the HSE.

Schoolgirl Stella O’Connor was sent to West Cork by her parents in the summer of 1956 to escape the polio outbreak in the city. Tragically, she ended ...

The 60th anniversary weekend at Poolbeg Yacht and Boat Club in Dublin Port brought together an eclectic mix

The cream of Wicklow farming has risen to the top, with two nominees reaching the finals of the inaugural National Dairy Awards, which will take place in Portlaoise on June 15.

Bus Éireann has announced that they will be adding new morning and evening services through Arklow on their Expressway Route 2, starting from June 6.

Arklow came to a standstill on Friday morning for the funeral of respected Wicklow farmer John Hurley (94), who was hailed as a “brilliant man with an enthusiasm for all things agricultural, who lived his life to the fullest”.

EAST Coast River Trust has been awarded €114,855 as part of the Inland Fisheries Salmon and Sea Trout Rehabilitation, Conservation and Protection Fund.

Speaking in the Dáil this week, Wicklow Deputy Jennifer Whitmore pointed out the “significant gaps” in the ambulance service provided in Wicklow, particularly in the Arklow and Baltinglass districts.