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The iconic clay stop-motion character Morph has been spotted roaming the streets of Kilkenny City, with his official X account confirming his visit by sharing a photo of him outside Kilkenny Castle.
Created by Aardman Animations, Morph made his debut alongside Tony Hart on Take Hart and quickly became a household television favourite with his mischievous antics and wordless charm.
Top of the morning to you from Kilkenny, Ireland, Morph's latest travel destination! pic.twitter.com/j5eOmWFFAf
— Morph (@AmazingMorph) March 24, 2025
A pioneer of stop-motion animation, Morph helped establish Aardman’s reputation long before they created global hits like Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.
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His enduring popularity even led to a revival in recent years, with new adventures released online and fresh appearances in modern media.
With his playful antics and shape-shifting skills, Morph is sure to make the most of his time in Kilkenny.
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