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Counsel for the accused said an application will be made to the High Court for bail

Daniel Murtagh, who beat his former partner Nadine Lott to the point where she was "completely unrecognisable", leaving her with "extreme and grotesque" injuries from which she never recovered, has withdrawn his bid to overturn his murder conviction.

He campaigned for homeless people and at-risk children, and later became preoccupied with the provision of residential childcare in Ireland

The Tinahely Courthouse Arts Centre will host a screening of ‘Dinner 2050: Future of Food in Ireland’, which features celebrated Wicklow chefs and farmers, on Saturday, April 20.

The Tinahely Community Hall recently hosted a community coffee morning to celebrate the launch of Specsavers Wexford's brand-new audiology clinic.

Arklow’s Sts. Mary & Peter’s Church was alive with the sound of music when the Revival Gospel Choir hosted a sell-out fundraising concert that raised €6,540 for three charities.

Wicklow Councillor Miriam Murphy has said that prospective Arklow residents on the social housing list for up to 15 years are being overlooked due to their single status.

The new Independent Ireland party has announced a third candidate for County Wicklow’s local elections, which take place in June.

Arklow House of Stories recently celebrated 25 years of entertainment for locals and visitors with an evening of music, songs and stories at the Harbour Bar.

One of the founding members of Living Life Counselling Service has stepped down from her position on the Board of Directors, following 27 years as a volunteer at the service.