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Gaelscoil Dara, Renmore, entered a Facebook competition run by the English company Wicksteed Playscapes, to win playground equipment to the value of £25,000. After diligent efforts were made by parents of the students to share the link and encourage their online friends to vote for Gaelscoil Dara, 1,737 votes were secured which allows the school to progress to the next stage of the contest for which 10 schools have been shortlisted. A panel of adjudicators will visit the schools later in the month to determine which is the one most deserving of the prize. Parents, teachers, and the student body will team up to prove their determination to win. The children must exhibit their passion through artistic media, why they believe their school should be selected to win.

New bye laws have been presented to the members of Kilkenny Local Authorities in a bid to prevent anti-social behaviour in parks, playgrounds and other multi-use games areas in the charge of Kilkenny Local Authorities.

Kilkenny Local Authorities were once again picking up the pieces after a night of vandalism destroyed the landscape of Kilkenny city on Thursday night last week.

A young mother has called on the local authority to provide CCTV cameras or a patrol person to watch over Mullingar’s newest children’s park after weeks of vandalism at the facility.