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PICTURE: The Book Centre, Kilkenny City
National television presenter and media personality Hector Ó hEochagáin was recently spotted enjoying some time in Kilkenny City.
During his visit, he popped into The Book Centre on High Street to sign copies of his new book 'An Irish Word a Day'.
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"Hector dropped in earlier today and signed loads of books - this isn’t even all of them in the photo," The Book Centre posted.
"So you know where to come for some great signed copies for Christmas gifts.
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"An Irish Word a Day is the latest one, and it would make a brilliant gift for pretty much anyone!
"Thanks for calling in, Hector."
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