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Congratulations to the Johnstown Heritage Group who have erected a beautiful hurling sculpture in Johnstown, remembering all the hurling and camogie players in the Johnstown/Crosspatrick area.
Hurling was first mentioned as being played at Ballyspellan Spa in 1742.
The monument was unveiled by local man Myles McCabe.
Following the very successful exhibition of St Lachtains Arm in Freshford recently, on loan from the National Museum of Ireland, the heritage group are hoping that they might be able to do the same with the famous Ballyspellan Brooch.
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