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The Murphy Academy of Drama is celebrating its long-awaited re-opening after a three-year hiatus due to Covid and is eager to welcome a crop of new and old students back ahead of the new school term.

Farms exceed €15,000/ac at auctions 2023-08-24

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The Arklow Bay Hotel will transform into a wonderland of wedding planning on Sunday, September 3, when the four-star hotel hosts their Autumn wedding showcase afternoon.

The historic Arklow Town Football Club is marking its 75th anniversary with a three-month-long exhibition in the Arklow Maritime Museum at the Bridgewater Shopping Centre.

Anticipation is building in south Wicklow ahead of a highlight of the social calendar, with a date and awards categories now set for the annual Arklow & District Chamber of Commerce Ball.

Friends, family and colleagues gathered to honour popular Arklow Springboard manager Martina Deasy as she retired after 16 prosperous years at the local family support service.

Crowds of family members, close friends and cherished neighbours gathered in Arklow this week to pay their final respects to adored local character and mother of 12, Mary O’Reilly, who died last week at the age of 90.

A three-storey property comprising two independent commercial units and a professional residence in a prime location on Arklow Main Street is on the market at €565,000.

The staff and volunteers at South Leinster Citizens Information Service (CIC) assisted 8,022 callers and a total of 18,356 queries last year, ranging from social welfare supports to employment and housing queries to assisting migrant communities, according to its 2022 annual report.