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A 46.5 acre holding in Inch with a two-storey farmhouse and outbuildings will go under the hammer in an online auction next Tuesday, April 28.

The family of the late Marian Redmond honoured their mother’s dying wish by raising nearly €20,000 for St Vincent’s Hospital on a 75km run from Dublin to her home in Arklow.

Twenty three members of the East Coast Roosters Motorcycle Club completed their annual journey around Ireland in aid of Arklow Cancer Support.

Staff at the Arklow Library were stunned when a book loaned out in 1977, with late fines totalling approximately €4,263, was returned by a sheepish customer this week.

Elected councillors were left stunned when it was revealed that the Council’s roads restoration improvements budget for 2023 in the Arklow district had been slashed by up to 24 per cent.

A 46.5 acre holding in Inch with a two-storey farmhouse and outbuildings will go under the hammer in an online auction next Tuesday, April 28.

The late Jimmy Fegan RIP

Bray artist Elis Tavis is continuing her photographic journey that began in 2010, with the aim of showcasing her work at an official launch in July.

St Mary’s and St Patrick’s Church in Avoca will host an evening of music and song on Friday, April 21, to raise funds for the refurbishment of four 19th-century churches in the Avoca parish.

The Dunlavin community were heartbroken on Monday morning when news broke that Dunlavin GAA Club President and popular local character Liam Kehoe had died aged 82.