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Gorey’s Methodist Church bid a sad farewell to one of its favourite Ministers recently, with the departure of Reverend Katherine Kehoe in June for a new beginning in Carlow.

Arklow councillors have elected to set aside a total of €1,800 in festival funding and explore the possibility of hosting two animated Christmas light shows in Arklow and Rathdrum.

Anticipation is building in Arklow ahead of one of the biggest events of the summer calendar, with the Arklow Lifeboat Station set to host its annual open day on Sunday, August 6.

Arklow Library will welcome members from the Dogs Trust charity for a story time morning filled with dog safety messages on Thursday, July 27, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Arklow Town Team have issued a last call to former workers at Arklow Pottery/noritake to record their stories as part of the Arklow Pottery Heritage Project.

An Arklow man who spent a six-figure sum revitalising a derelict Main Street property is outraged after Wicklow County Council refused permission to transform the former commercial units into studio apartments.

The average residential property price in Wicklow was €470,779 in the twelve months to May 2023.

The south Wicklow community of Ballinglen celebrated the lives of the Lacey Brothers, who died in the 1798 Irish rebellion, by marking the 25th anniversary of the installation of a memorial seat on Ballinglen Bridge in their honour.

As the long-awaited All-Island Strategic Rail Review finally published this week, there were few surprises where Wexford was concerned.

As the long-awaited All-Island Strategic Rail Review finally published this week, there were few surprises where Wexford was concerned.