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17/10/2021
17/10/2021
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Aine Kirwan (Thomastown) takes the lead in the girls’ under-19 race
Maura Grant RIP
Kilkenny farmers attended a regional rally in Portlaoise
Graigue Ballycallan's Billy Ryan attempts to get a shot away despite the attentions of James Mullins. Pic: Willie Dempsey
€4,010 - the proceeds of the Neville Ryan Memorial Tractor Run 2021 was presented to the Friends of Castlecomer District Hospital. L-R Christy Ryan,, Helena Brennan, Ann Brennan, Maurice Shortall
Jack Byrne, winner of the men’s Premier Level title with Robert Cummins (runner-up) and tournament sponsor John Dalton
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