28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Chairman of Kilkenny Vintner Federation Anthony Morrisson, Diageo Ireland Managing Director Barry O'Sullivan, Account Executive Aidan Maher and President of Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce Colin Ahern
Diageo Ireland executives visited Kilkenny today to engage with local publicans and business owners ahead of the planned re-opening of the Smithwick's Experience in 2022.
Chairman of Kilkenny Vintner Federation Anthony Morrisson and President of Kilkenny Chamber of Commerce Colin Ahern briefed Diageo Ireland Managing Director Barry O'Sullivan and Account Executive Aidan Maher about everything Kilkenny during a productive meeting held this morning.
The Diageo executives were then presented with a hurl as a symbolic gesture of appreciation for their cooperation in talks to reopen the famous Kilkenny visitor attraction.
Today's visit serves to re-affirm Diageo's commitment to successfully reopen the Smithwick's Experience next year.
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