Woman hospitalised following a two-vehicle collision at Killarney Bridge, Thomastown, County Kilkenny / Picture: An Garda Síochána (File Photo)
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Organisers of the Fusion Ball in Kilkenny have warned anybody who doesn't adhere to the rules of their upcoming Valentine's Ball on Thursday, February 19 in Pegasus Nightclub will be refused entry.
"All patrons must be dropped to the designated car park between 8pm and 9.15pm," a spokesperson posted to social media.
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"Gardaí will be liaising with us on the night and they will be patrolling car parks and public areas for unsociable behaviour including underage drinking.
"Anyone found not adhering to the rules, will be refused entry," they concluded.
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