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Barrie Henriques, editor of the Kilkenny GAA Yearbook, presents a copy of this year’s edition to the President of the GAA, Jarlath Burns Picture: Willie Dempsey
Kilkenny GAA fans will be looking forward to seeing one present under the tree this Christmas - the Kilkenny GAA Yearbook.
The popular publication, which has stood the test of time, is back for a 36th offering detailing the highs and lows of the Gaelic Games scene.
This year’s edition has been delivered by a dedicated band of volunteers led by Gerry O’Neill and Pat Henderson. Their efforts have been quite impressive - it is a McNamee Award winner - as the Yearbook delivers in terms of content, presentation and informed opinion. This year’s edition is full of action, statistics, colour, pictures and reports of all GAA activity from club to intercounty - from schools and ball alleys to camogie and ladies football as well as Cúl camps - there is something for everyone!
The Kilkenny GAA Yearbook is on sale now in all local bookshops.
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