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Full Forward Kilkenny 2030 will launch at the Medieval Mile Museum on Thursday, October 26 at 10am.
Full Forward Kilkenny is the culmination of significant consultation and engagement with communities around Kilkenny, including businesses, citizens and interest groups.
It is to serve as a guiding principle for what Kilkenny City and County will be like to live, work, and enjoy by the end of the decade.
Full Forward Kilkenny 2030 will support the continued development of the city and county through 7 key pillars: Climate, Community, Jobs, Heritage, Inclusion, Health, and Creativity.
A panel discussion will kick off from around 11am, and will include Lar Power Chief Executive of Kilkenny County Council, Mary Fitzgerald, Paralympian and Edward Hayden, chef and author.
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