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Arklow native Róisín Murphy’s new single ‘cooCool’ has been embraced by her legion of worldwide fans who have listened to the funky toe-tapper on Spotify almost 800,000 times in just three weeks.

Members of the Arklow Community First Responders gathered at the Bridge Hotel last week to accept an award for Best Entertainment at the Arklow St Patrick’s Day Parade.

By Denis J. Croke WITH the season drawing to a close there is still plenty of action down the road for Portlaoise RFC youth section. Over the next few weeks…

CAROLINE DELANEY examines the backlash against synthetic lawns, and asks environmental experts for their observations

CAROLINE DELANEY examines the backlash against synthetic lawns, and asks environmental experts for their observations

David McWilliams: Can you imagine any other European maritime city treating the sea with the same disregard Dublin does?

A total of €44,956 has been allocated to two Wicklow projects under the government’s 2023 Historic Structures Fund (HSF).

Cross River Ferries which operates a major short-cut across Passage West in the centre of Cork Harbour, this year celebrates three decades of the rive...

Arklow’s famous community spirit was on full show last weekend when hundreds of people turned out to help raise over €6,000 at an Arklow Cancer Support fundraiser organised by local business owner Shannon Evans-Keenan.

“Children are extremely passionate about the environment. They’re alarmed by the stories that they read and hear about global warming and want change,” said Sean McMahon, a former president of the Irish National School Teachers’ Organisation (INTO), who has been leading Self Help Africa’s ‘One Million Trees’ campaign in our schools to raise awareness on climate change.