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The sun made its first proper appearance of the month just in time for the opening of this year’s Kilkenny Arts Festival, which took place at Butler House on Friday.
Those in attendance were treated to the musical stylings of brass trio Sax Allemande and a glass or two of prosecco. Now in its 41st year, the festival runs for 10 days in a variety of different venues around the city, with something (hopefully) for everyone.
For full coverage, see Wednesday’s Kilkenny People.
Pictured at the launch Mayor David Fitzgerald, Ailis Holohan, Marie Garrett, Susan Garrett, Minister for State Malcolm Noonan, Cathlaoirleach Pat Fitzpatrick and Tony Walsh
The planting of the gardens at Kilkenny Castle has evolved over centuries
Paddy, Leon and Johnny Delaney at the popular swimming spot on the Bleach Road
The recreational amenity in Thomastown
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