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26 Mar 2026
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26 Mar 2026
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The ring was found in the vicinity of the Guineys car park just off Wolfe Tone Street in Kilkenny City / PICTURE: GOOGLE MAPS
Visitors from Carlow are keen to reunite a ring they found in Kilkenny City with its rightful owner.
The ring, which is likely of huge sentimental value, was discovered on July 6 in the vicinity of the Guineys car park just off Wolfe Tone Street in Kilkenny City.
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Notably, the day of the discovery was the same day as Kilkenny's All-Ireland semi-final clash versus Tipperary.
The ring has some specific identifying features that will remain undisclosed to the public.
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If you know the person who might have lost it, contact news@kilkennypeople.ie with your details (and the specific identifying features of the ring) and we can put you in touch with the person who found it.
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