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Simon Coveney TD, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment and Mary Jo Hoyne, Head of Craft and Education at Design & Crafts Council Ireland. Picture: Dylan Vaughan
Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Simon Coveney visited Kilkenny last week to mark the return of Design & Crafts Council Ireland Irish Design Week for its second year.
Along with Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment Neale Richmond, they met Paul Young, co-founder, Creative Director and Producer, Cartoon Saloon; Tom Watts, Head of Design, Design and Crafts Council Ireland and Rosemary Steen, CEO, Design & Crafts Council Ireland at the Castle Yard, Kilkenny.
Irish Design Week is a national programme of events taking place across Ireland from November 13-17. This year's theme; Is Folklore the Future? explores Ireland's rich heritage of folklore and storytelling.
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