Profile The Profile: How Brian Cody has remained top dog among the CatsCan Kilkenny’s stern, stoic and intensely private godfather of hurling bring the Liam MacCarthy Cup home for the first time since 2015?
Residential Two homes in one with ancient walled garden near Mount Juliet in KilkennyBuilt in 2008 for sculptor Sonja Landweer, artist Barrie Cooke and their daughter Aoine, the two-storey, five-bed residence is on the market for €725,000
Fine Arts Meet the director: Anna O’Sullivan of the Butler Gallery in KilkennyAnna O’Sullivan, director and chief curator of the Butler Gallery in Kilkenny, discusses her love of New York, the artist she would most like to collect and what she would have done in another life
A Kilkenny riverside idyll ideal for anglers and artistsRiver Cottage and Studio, overlooking the Nore, consists of a spacious period home and imaginatively designed studio building. It’s now on the market for €575,000
Fine Arts: On the Trail of the feline in KilkennyTwenty-one cat sculptures are to take pride of place in the Marble City this coming Thursday
Kilkenny site with planning permission for 43 homes comes to marketThe ideally located site at Sion Road has a guide price of €4.1 million
Rare chance to buy hotel in Kilkenny’s medieval heartThe Kilkenny Inn on Vicar Street, which has full planning permission for a 66-bedroom extension, is on the market for €4.8 million
Site at Mount Juliet comes to the market for €450,000The land at the golf estate comes with planning permission for a detached house
Room for manoeuvre in modern Kilkenny mansionArchersfield House’s 517 square metres of space lends itself to multiple uses, including as offices or a health clinic
Restaurant Review Memorable feast on a flying visitLamb ragu croquettes were so good neither of us wanted to miss out on even a crumb
Battle lines drawn over Glanbia cheese plant as legal dispute returns to court The €150m factory in Belview would be the largest ever foreign direct investment in the Irish dairy sector. But An Taisce, which says it will lead to increased carbon emissions and damage water quality, is trying to stop it
Five vacant sites in Kilkenny worth a combined €4.27 million Kilkenny County Council owns most valuable site on the register, which is worth €2.1 million
