KCLR News hears all about All to Play For from Fergus Ó Conchúir ...

Sarah Dermody is Chair of Mullinavat Matters, which was established in 2022 to advocate for the local community and to help drive initiatives which will enhance life in the South Kilkenny village.

Sarah spoke to Dermot Keyes of KCLR News about the most pressing matters facing the community, which issues demand the most immediate attention and why she returned to the place where she grew up.

David Sinnott is Chief Executive of the Port of Waterford, the Piltown Municipal District's primary economic driver. The vast Belview campus has grown into a facility of regional and national significance and is set for further growth in the immediate to medium term.

David Sinnott spoke to KCLR's Dermot Keyes about Port's expansion plans and what these works will mean for its long term future.

Natasha Newsome Drennan is the only Carlow/Kilkenny TD who lives in the Piltown Municipal District. Earlier this week, Deputy Newsome Drennan spoke to KCLR's Dermot Keyes about the main issues she is dealing with locally, the difficulties facing suckler farmers and the wider farming community and what she has learned since being elected to the Dail.

Frank Kennedy is a passionate advocate for the Ferrybank and immigrant communities. He recently spoke to Dermot Keyes about life in Ferrybank, the establishment of the area's Men's Shed, seeking additional members, the development of the Clover Centre and what the future hopefully holds in store.

Colin Molloy has happily run his butcher's business in Ferrybank for the past 13 years. He told Dermot Keyes of KCLR News about setting up shop in Ferrybank, the community spirit he palpably experiences each day at work and why he won't be moving into the Ferrybank Shopping Centre when it opens.

One of the newest businesses to open in Ferrybank is Decode Coffee on Fountain Street and it’s being run by Vartika Saxena, whom Dermot Keyes recently called into for a chat and a coffee - which he genuinely paid for!

Young people making a positive impact across Carlow were celebrated last night at the Garda Youth Awards.

The annual initiative promotes volunteerism and strong community ties, with leadership and teamwork highlighted at the event held at the Woodford Dolmen Hotel, sposored by Netwatch.

KCLR News' Martin Quilty spoke Lance O'Leary.

Young people making a positive impact across Carlow were celebrated last night at the Garda Youth Awards.

The annual initiative promotes volunteerism and strong community ties, with leadership and teamwork highlighted at the event held at the Woodford Dolmen Hotel, sposored by Netwatch.

KCLR News' Martin Quilty spoke with Sinead (Ryans Mam) and Laura (Ryans Sister)

Young people making a positive impact across Carlow were celebrated last night at the Garda Youth Awards.

The annual initiative promotes volunteerism and strong community ties, with leadership and teamwork highlighted at the event held at the Woodford Dolmen Hotel, sposored by Netwatch.

KCLR News' Martin Quilty spoke members of the St Leos Group