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The pothole on the R712
Kilkenny County Council's pothole patcher is heading out today to carry out repairs on the county's roads.
Council Rosco pothole repair machine heading out today on pothole repair duty.#OurCouncilDay #ÁrLáSaChomhairle pic.twitter.com/Hm3ZWCevB2
— Kilkenny Council (@KilkennyNotices) April 10, 2018
A series of micro-potholes on the R712 before the turn off for Gowran (R702) have been filled in recently.
One of the cavities (pictured above) was capable of inflicting serious damage to cars that ploughed into them on the main road.
There were at least two potholes spread across 1km of the busy commuter road into Kilkenny City which were filled in.
Thomastown will be hoping to repeat the Leinster championship winning heroics of 2016 and 2017
The fundraiser takes place on December 8
Christmas shopping
Amie Ryan and James Leech stop to have a photo taken with Santa, Mrs Clause and the Elves - Amie and James were married in Kilkenny Castle and back to Newpark hotel for their wedding reception
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