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Local car dealership, Walsh's Toyota in Kilkenny City have bid a 'fond farewell' to the outgoing Ber Minogue who retires after almost three decades of service. - PICTURES BELOW
"Ber has worked at Walshs Toyota for 28 years as a top class Valetor," the local business commented.
"Wishing you all the best in your well-earned retirement Ber, you will be greatly missed," they added.
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Social media was awash with tributes following the news.
"Goodman Ber… always got my car back in tip top condition when your were there. Best wishes on the retirement," one customer commented.
Another social media user posted, "Wishing you a very happy and healthy retirement."
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