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A POPULAR Kilkenny businessman has died suddenly.

Andy Henderson of Mayfield in Kilkenny City was a member of a progressive and highly respected local business family.

For years, Mr Henderson was the owner of a Rose Inn Street pub called Andy's Tavern. A brother, Willie, is owner of the Harp Bar in High Street, Kilkenny.

Mr Henderson was one of the old school of Kilkenny publicans. He was a warm and friendly man and was much loved by customers and friends.

Funeral prayers will be at Hehir's Funeral Home this Thursday evening at 7pm, followed by removal to St Patrick's Church. Requiem Mass will be at 11am tomorrow, Friday, followed by burial at St Kieran's Cemetery.

LOOKING for something to do on March 16, the eve of St Patrick's Day?
Then why not go along to the Village Inn, Patrick Street, Kilkenny, and be entertained by Johnny Hillman and guests.
And you'll be supporting the very worthy CEART Health Partnership, the local Rehabilitation Therapy Service. The entertainment gets under way at 9.30pm.
It promises to be a very entertaining night with song and dance and great spot prizes. And why not bring along family and friends? Share the enjoyment!
Tickets at €5 will be available at the door or at the CEART Centre, Callan. Telephone: 056 7755757

A RECENT study by ESRI (Economic and Social Research Institute) has found that a city like Kilkenny can lose up to €2 million a year in revenue because of traffic congestion.

This is according to Kilkenny County Council Director of Services John Mulholland who was speaking during an update on Kilkenny's Mobility Management Plan 2009 to 2014 at a meeting of Kilkenny Borough Council.

As part of the plan a trial one-way-system in Kilkenny city centre will go into operation on April 6. Rose Inn Street will be one-way from John's Bridge to The Parade, High Street will be one-way from The Parade junction as far as Parliament
Street and John Street will be one-way from the Maudlin Street junction to John's Bridge.

Less red tape must not mean less workers rights