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On Sunday, Castlecomer Community Hall in North Kilkenny buzzed with excitement as No Limit Wrestling (NLW) presented the much-anticipated 'Clash in Castlecomer' event.
A highlight of the event was the homecoming of Paulstown native, 'Chainsaw' Luke Frehill.
Making his debut in his home county, Frehill delivered a spectacular performance that captivated the crowds.
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The event also featured renowned wrestlers such as Kath Von Kay, Session Moth Martina, Maxer, Liamo, Zarkov and Cian Noonan - each delivering electrifying performances that kept the crowd on the edge of their seats.
Organised by NLW, the 'Clash in Castlecomer' marked a significant moment for the local wrestling scene.
The event's success was further amplified by the turnout, with tickets selling out in the lead-up.
Local independent councillor Maurice Shortall played a pivotal role in facilitating the event.
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