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Malcolm has posted some video clips addressing the electorate on issues of local concern.
Over the campaign we have tried to meet as many people in the area as possible but there sin’t enough time to reach everyone. Malcolm recorded these interviews with film maker Nicci Smith in Kilkenny in the final days of the 2009 local elections campaign.
These video clips include a great message of support from Minister Eamon Ryan as well Malcolm addressing various issues and local people
expressing why they think Malcolm should be re-elected.
So for those of you tired of opeing the door to the canvassers we give you the ‘video canvass’
1. Minister Eamon Ryan tags Malcolm Noonan as the ‘best green candidate’ running in this election.
2. Kilkennys Borough Boundary…green light at the end of the tunnel?
3. Malcolm Noonan faces the harsh reality of Kilkennys drug problem head on.
4. Kilkennys Hospice, ‘A Basic Human Right’. Malcolms loyalty to a dear friend and his community.
5. Climate Change – the single biggest threat facing humanity today!
6. Kilkennys thriving Arts Community, ‘The Jewel in Irelands Crown’
7. Malcolm Noonan proves why he should be re-elected on the 5th of June.
8. (part 1) Malcolm Noonan talks openly about his time in politics and the June 5th election.
This is a press release I issued following the Borough Council’s purchase of St Mary’s Church and Graveyard. I have to say, I felt very proud signing the purchase agreement and to have played a part in bringing this day about. The Church of Ireland and trustees of St Mary’s have to be commended for taking care of it for so long under difficult circumstances. This site sparked my imagination… Continue reading
Following the decision by An Bord Pleanala to refuse planning for a major retail development at the former Mart site in Kilkenny City, Mayor Malcolm Noonan is calling Continue reading
The need for dedicated grounds for Kilkenny’s fastest growing sport has been put to Kilkenny Co Council’s parks staff by Mayor Malcolm Noonan. Cricket is becoming increasingly popular among people of all ages in Kilkenny and was once played widely throughout the county. Mayor Noonan feels that Kilkenny needs a cricket ground
September16th to 22nd is European Mobility Week and Kilkenny as a registered participating city has a journey to go in becoming a model for sustainable transport, walking and cycling. Kilkenny Mayor Malcolm Noonan is confident that Kilkenny can become a leader among regional towns in reducing car dependency and moving towards walking
Matters Brought Forward By Direction of the Mayor to Kilkenny Borough Council Meeting 21/9/09
These are just some of the initiatives I have been involved in over the months of July and August; I reported this to members at September’s Borough Council Meeting
The Mayor acknowledges the work done by Sheasky and Borough staff on their own four in a row welcome home ceremony for… Continue reading
