County Kilkenny
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Sep 24, 2026
Keire MurphyHOST
So it used to be, so I'm from Kilkenny, so it used to be that we had Kilkenny City Council, I think it was called, or Kilkenny Borough Council or Kilkenny Town Council, I can't remember.
Keire MurphyHOST
And then you had Kilkenny County Council, right? So it meant that there was a body kind of looking at Kilkenny City Town, depending on your ideology.
Keire MurphyHOST
We've had this debate already.
Aidan ReganHOST
I don't think it's a city council.
Colm O'MongainHOST
That's almost €12 million since May of last year.
Colm O'MongainHOST
The two cameras are located on the N25 at Glenmore in County Kilkenny and on the N80 in Carlow.
Colm O'MongainHOST
And we're joined now by George Lawler, Labour TD for Wexford, who has been raising constituents' concerns around the cameras.
Colm O'MongainHOST
George, welcome to Drive Time.
George LawlorGUEST
Well, I suppose I'm 22 years involved as a public representative, both as a councillor and indeed as a TD since 2024.
George LawlorGUEST
And this single issue is by far and away the issue that has energised people the most in the context of making contact with my office.
George LawlorGUEST
The two cameras involved, as you mentioned, one at Glenmore and South Kilkenny and the other at Greignis, Biddow and Carlow, appear to be the worst offenders, for want of a better description, in the context of issuing a fine.
George LawlorGUEST
It has to be said that the Glenmore one is by far and away the worst, with some 45,862 fines issued up to the 31st of August of this year.
Liz DunphyGUEST
And I think firstly, everybody will want to know where the static cameras are.
Jonathan HealyHOST
Listen up now if you're in counties Kilkenny and Carlow this morning.
Liz DunphyGUEST
Listen carefully.
Liz DunphyGUEST
So one of them is on the N25 at Glenmore in County Kilkenny and the other is on the N80 in County Carlow.
Liz DunphyGUEST
And it's quite astounding because these two speed cameras account for about 70% of all detections and fines issued across the country.
Liz DunphyGUEST
And that, do you know how much those fines have come to? Almost 12 million, apparently, which is an astounding amount of money, I
Nick FitzgeraldHOST
And Sinead, my aunt in Dublin remembered the comb legends, how the banshee used to comb her hair.
Nick FitzgeraldHOST
And then the second account, I talked to my fiance's grandmother And she's from Ballyragget in Kilkenny, a very rural place of Ireland.
Nick FitzgeraldHOST
And she remembers seeing the Banshee and hearing the Banshee when she was a child in Ballyragget.
Nick FitzgeraldHOST
And how she described her was kind of like she had like fair or blonde hair and she used to be keening.
Liam Kelly O'RourkeUNKNOWN
You're listening to Across the Line, a Camogie podcast brought to you by Community Radio Kilkenny City.
Aoife LaniganHOST
You are all very welcome to the 10th episode of Across the Line Camogie podcast with myself, Aoife Lannigan.
Aoife LaniganHOST
On this episode, under 16 county quarterfinal and semifinal results, minor B and C county final results, Senior and Intermediate League Final Fixtures, Senior and Intermediate League Shield Final Fixtures, Senior First Round Championship Fixtures, Intermediate First Round Championship Fixtures and Junior Fourth Round League Championship Fixtures.
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Aoife LaniganHOST
What is your most your favourite venue you've played all over the years you've played Camogie?
Anna FarrellGUEST
Oh Stamford Stadium Love it, absolutely love it.
Anna FarrellGUEST
I think I always liked it and then the year we did play Galway in the All-Ireland semi-final down there, it was on before the Kilkenny senior hurling match.
Anna FarrellGUEST
I think they were playing Waterford after it and ours went to extra time.
Anna FarrellGUEST
So by the time extra time was happening, all the stadium was full of Kilkenny people.
Sean MillarGUEST
So, yeah, John Martin, Nick Drake, all of that, I suppose, 60s English stuff and early 70s English folk, you know, I just love it all, you know.
Davie FureyHOST
Yeah, I saw John Martin myself towards the end of his life down in Kilkenny in Thomastown, where he was living at the time.
Sean MillarGUEST
That's right, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Sean MillarGUEST
I've heard about the kind of those, I didn't see that stage, you know, but a couple of friends, a friend of mine actually opened up for him at one of those gigs, one of my best friends did and yeah, and you know, he'd be a fan as well, you know, kind of thing, but he was saying it was, he was kind of at the end of, you know, it was quite extreme, the whole thing, you know, but he's still amazing, you know, still amazing.
Tom O'MahonyHOST
Going to a place that I knew how to get to.
Tom O'MahonyHOST
Gregna Manna in County Kilkenny.
Tom O'MahonyHOST
Worked with the mighty Chris Kent at the weekend.
Tom O'MahonyHOST
I know how to get there, Gerard, because I spent my childhood going there.
Tom O'MahonyHOST
You're like, well, here we are now.
Tom O'MahonyHOST
I'm going to fucking...
Tom O'MahonyHOST
Fine, fine, County Kilkenny.
Tom O'MahonyHOST
But fuck me, have you got roads with zero respect.
speaker_1HOST
Ireland Fashion Week is returning for its second year with the glitzy launch tonight in Dublin.
speaker_1HOST
Over 90 Irish designers will showcase their wares from October 7th to 12th in venues including the Douglas Hyde Gallery in Trinity College, Dublin, Slane Castle in Meath and Mount Juliet in Kilkenny.
speaker_1HOST
Well, joining us now is founder of the event, Ashley MacDonald.
speaker_1HOST
Ashley, you're very welcome.
Thomas DoyleGUEST
The Suir Estuary from Waterford, Passage East, and Duncannon was a very noble one, not inferior to the Thames, very large and beautiful.
Thomas DoyleGUEST
Predictably perhaps, Protestant-dominated Bandon was a very pretty town, as was Clonmel, while Thomastown, County Kilkenny, was a very fine place, a fact he diplomatically attributed to, uh, fifteen years of development by Ormond's Catholic half-brother, Captain George Matthew.
Thomas DoyleGUEST
Much emphasis has been placed rightly on Clarendon's antagonistic relationship with Tyrconnell, though the paucity of Tyrconnell's own surviving correspondence means we have a very one-sided account of his and Clarendon's much-- Clarendon's fraught mutual dealings.
Thomas DoyleGUEST
Nor does our time today allow for us to allo-- uh, consider Clarendon's account of their relationship in any detail.
Ciaran NearyHOST
Stephen Kinsella, a good young exciting hurler there for Greganamanna, and he was part of the under-20 team this year, and, uh, he was, he was excellent.
Ciaran NearyHOST
And, you know, there's left head Don Sean O'Grady, all lads, you know, that were in and around Kilkenny panels and that.
Ciaran NearyHOST
So 27 points, a huge score for Galmwy, 4-11.
Ciaran NearyHOST
They stayed battling till the end, but their season is over, and Greganamanna march on.
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Ciaran NearyHOST
Callan.
Ciaran NearyHOST
So that'll be a, a cracking game out in Johnlock Park.
Nicky BrennanPANELIST
Yeah, this will be, and in fairness to Tullaroan, they've been involved in some of the best games we've had in the first round of the senior championship in Kilkenny over the last number of years.
Nicky BrennanPANELIST
Few times at Bennettsbridge and that have been cracking games, and this has all the hallmarks of a game that could live up to that as well.
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