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Arklow Tidy Towns have said that packaging and batteries from e-cigarettes have become a scourge in the town, with the ease of access for youths and lack of regulation highlighted as major contributing factors.

Arklow CBS has lodged an application for the construction of a new school that will significantly increase its capacity and provide a suite of new facilities for students, particularly those with additional needs.

Selfless, friendly and loyal to a fault, Eamon Burke from Arklow was a “one in a kind gentleman” who always put others first. A dedicated fundraiser for noble causes and a valued member of his community, Eamon’s warm character, razor-sharp wit and kind heart were only ever a call away.

A table quiz in aid of the Arklow Lifeboat will take place at the Arklow Sailing Club on North Quay this Friday, May 12 at 8 p.m.

The late David Dalton RIP

While it is one of the smallest members of the EU, Ireland has a maritime area seven times the size of its landmass, giving it unique access to the powerful Atlantic winds that rap the Irish coast

Arklow commuters were left fuming this week when they discovered that Bus Éireann’s 133 routes through the town had been scrapped – a service the NTA have since confirmed will not be returning.

Wicklow holding of open commonage 2023-05-10

A long-awaited exhibition of artwork by the late Robbie Tyrrell was officially launched with a private viewing for family and contributors in the Arklow Maritime Museum.

Popular Arklow alterations shop ‘In Stitches’ is celebrating a remarkable 25 years of sewing, tailoring and mending clothing to a perfect fit.