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06 Sept 2025
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A new business is set to open in Kilkenny City later this week, and have shared some details of their plans on social media.
'Cuppa Flower' will be situated on the James' Street entrance to Market Cross (car park side) in the heart of Kilkenny City.
"We will open Friday morning at 8am," the business shared. "Looking forward [to it]. We do nice coffee, muffins, sandwiches, chicken rolls, breakfast rolls...
"At lunch time we do burgers, chips, fire rice, fire noodles...
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"And we have a big deal for all the students. A can of coca cola or water with spicy bag (or chicken roll) for only €5.
"Please share. I'll see you all Friday."
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