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Labour Party adds third Wicklow candidate 2024 local elections line-up - Vimarsana News

Labour Party adds third Wicklow candidate 2024 local elections line-up

Anne Waithira Burke has become the latest candidate to join the Labour party’s ballot for this summer’s local elections to Wicklow County Council.

Nearly €200,000 available for Wicklow community groups, with significant amount ringfenced for women's groups - Vimarsana News

Nearly €200,000 available for Wicklow community groups, with significant amount ringfenced for women's groups

Wicklow County Council is encouraging applications for funding under the Local Enhancement Programme for 2024, which will provide capital support for small community groups and organisations, particularly those that serve disadvantaged rural and urban areas.

Getting to know Claire Keegan - Vimarsana News

Getting to know Claire Keegan

Powerful pictures of an adult world rife with ambiguities, disturbing discoveries, and thwarted expectations

Planned trail up the Great Sugar Loaf aims to stop erosion along busy hillwalking route - Vimarsana News

Planned trail up the Great Sugar Loaf aims to stop erosion along busy hillwalking route

Environmental damage leads to new plans to upgrade walking path up popular Wicklow mountain that offers stunning views of Dublin and the Irish Sea

Wicklow Local Elections 2024 candidates: get the latest running news - Vimarsana News

Wicklow Local Elections 2024 candidates: get the latest running news

While an exact date for this year’s Local Elections has yet to be confirmed, plenty of candidates from County Wicklow have already announced their intentions to run, while some sitting councillors have still yet to make their minds up.