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Arklow Pantomime Creations celebrated their return after a four-year hiatus when they put on three magical performances of Beauty and the Beast that spread joy and cheer through their seaside community.

Councillors have vented their frustration at the continued overcrowding of Wicklow trains after receiving a ‘wishy-washy’ response devoid of resolution from the National Transport Authority.

The army bomb disposal unit was called to Arklow on Saturday afternoon after a walker discovered a hand grenade washed up on the shore.

The army bomb disposal unit was called to Arklow on Saturday afternoon after a walker discovered a hand grenade washed up on the shore.

The first offshore wind farms in 20 years are still not ready to apply for planning permission – eight months after they were awarded state contracts for the supply of renewable electricity.

The Arklow St Vincent de Paul shop has appealed for new volunteers to help run the historic store, with applications welcomed from anyone aged 16 or older.

Data centre firm has been trying to secure link to grid for its planned facility in Arklow for more than two years

It goes without saying that chef Tadgh Byrne is a very good cook, as satisfied customers over the years, on three continents, will readily confirm. But, as well as serving up a good dinner, the Arklow man is capable of providing food for thought too as he explores the ideas behind his craft. He has produced a recently released film exploring the menu of the future and he previously examined the history of what we eat.

Arklow Meals on Wheels has praised their generous community after receiving enough donations to add 80 bags of essentials to their annual Christmas dinner deliveries for vulnerable residents.

Two new Safe Routes to School schemes (SRTS) have been completed at SS Michael and Peter Junior National School and St John’s Senior National School in Arklow.