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Arklow native David Burke paid a heartfelt tribute to his late father and beloved local character Eamon by cycling from Wexford to Belfast and raising €2,575 for the St Vincent’s Liver Unit.

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The Arklow Bay Hotel will transform into a prehistoric world filled with dinosaurs when the ‘Dinosaur Show Live’ comes to town this Wednesday, July 26.

They seek him here. They seek him there. Danny Alvey is no Scarlet Pimpernel but he could pop up just about anywhere in his native county of Wicklow. One afternoon he might be digging a hole in a field near Arklow. Then another day he might be trampling grass around young trees growing in Blessington. And he is never happier than when he is pulling on his wellies to patrol the peatlands in the hills above and around Glendalough.

Gardaí have warned Wicklow boat owners to be extra vigilant in response to a number of recent thefts along the Wicklow coastline.

A secondary school teacher has said she worries about how the next generation of educators will be able to afford to stay in Ireland if the rental crisis persists.

BUS Éireann’s commercial coach service Expressway has announced changes to its fare structure to offset the impact of rising costs on the business and incentivise online ticket purchases.

Residents from the Fernhill estate in Arklow have been left feeling “intimidated in their own homes” after biodiversity signs erected by Wicklow County Council were vandalised for the second time.

Wicklow TD Jennifer Whitmore has criticised the Irish government for a housing policy that isn't delivering homeownership for young people across Wicklow.

As part of the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts and the Gaeltacht’s ‘After Hours at the Museum Scheme’, the Arklow Maritime and Heritage Museum has extended its midweek opening hours until 9 p.m.