About Kilkenny PPN
The Kilkenny Public Participation Network (PPN) is the new structure and platform by which the local community can engage with Kilkenny County Council. It forms the link between local Voluntary & Community, Social Inclusion, and Environmental sectors and the local governing body.
Established in 2014 through the Local Government Reform Act 2014, the PPN ensures that the public can have their say on local government decisions.
News
Open Circle Arts Collective Seeks Part Time Temporary Programme Administrator and Development Worker
Open Circle Community Arts Collective was established as a means of providing women throughout Kilkenny with high quality arts learning that is facilitated by artists experienced in working in and with [...]
‘Be Winter Ready’ 2018-2019 Campaign
The Department of Rural and Community Development (DRCD), together with the Office of Emergency Planning (OEP), produced the ‘Be Winter Ready’ leaflet for 2018-2019. Winter readiness is a challenge for individuals and communities across Ireland [...]
CHARITY IMPACT AWARDS – F.A.O. Community Groups
CHARITY IMPACT AWARDS - F.A.O. Community Groups The Charity Impact Awards celebrates the positive impact charities and communities groups make in people’s lives by telling the stories of these organisations and the people behind them. [...]
Children’s Rights Alliance – Moving in the Right Direction
A series of five symposia on responding to the needs of child refugees. These symposia will provide a unique opportunity to learn from leading international and national experts about best practice and research in key [...]
Mildred Anne Butler and her World Lecture
Duchas – Tullaherin Heritage Society – are holding a Lecture by Dr. Tom Duffy from the Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dún Laoghaire on MILDRED ANNE BUTLER and her World - Dr. Walter Walsh [...]
Are You On The Register Of Electors
You can check at the offices of Kilkenny County Council, County Hall, John Street, Kilkenny, Phone: 0567794070, Email: and on-line at www.checktheregister.ie. If not, there is time to apply for inclusion in the Supplement [...]
Communities Creating Jobs Newsletter
COMMUNITY FINANCE IRELAND has issued their autumn version of the “Communities Creating Jobs” or “CCJ” Newsletter. The articles should prove useful to those communities seeking to re-energise their locality, with examples of good news stories [...]