Great stuff by the volunteers

Fr Hannon is well known for his visits to parishioners

Ethel is a beautiful black greyhound who enjoys a lazy life

Such bucolic scenes seem a world away from, say, modern suburbs, where rivers of asphalt and concrete flow

When something works perfectly, it becomes invisible.

The 1926 census returns will undoubtedly provide a wealth of information regarding families now long gone and long forgotten

They are just the best dogs!

Most bacteria are harmless, and some are deeply helpful!

The primary reason we reject responsibility is simple: it hurts less.

Reviewing the players of today I was amazed to find so many brothers on the Athy senior rugby team.

The KWWSPCA will also be holding a pop up shop this weekend

Espalier is a method of growing a dwarf fruit tree along a wall or fence

There is an urgent need for the various shop owners, with the encouragement of Kildare County Council, to present a better streetscape to shoppers and visitors alike

For a great cause

Ireland still has a healthy local culture of butchers that use meat from local farmers — but meat from supermarkets, fast food and restaurants often comes from farther afield, and we just trust that they know what they are doing

A study provides some of the most compelling evidence to date that lifting weights is a powerful tool in the fight against cognitive ageing.

Just months into the Great War seven Athy men had been killed

Good boy Indy!

Salad in the modern Anglo world has come to mean iceberg lettuce, one of the few vegetables with almost no taste or nutritional value. It’s no wonder that so many people think of eating fresh vegetables as they would going to the dentist.

What if the secret to a longer, healthier life isn’t found in the gym, but in the seemingly mundane choices we make every single day?