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The view from the restored and reopend tea rooms at Woodstock in Inistioge, Kilkenny. PICTURE: VICKY COMERFORD
Woodstock’s refurbished Tea Rooms are going to be a “fantastic enhancement” of the area.
At the recent meeting of Callan Thomastown municipal district, Cllr Michael Doyle, district chairman, said the Tea Rooms had recently been officially reopened by Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council, Cllr Fidelis Doherty.
The Tea Rooms are now “going to be a fantastic enhancement of the offering in Woodstock,” Cllr Doyle said.
He praised the quality of the work and the passion of all involved in the project.
“Well done to all the staff at Woodstock, they really do a fantastic job as well,” Cllr Doyle added.
Máire Ní Bhraonáin of TG4 and Orlagh Lally of Meath with the Brendan Martin cup and players from the Intermediate, Junior and Senior Championships. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile
Kilkenny’s Katie Nolan fends off the challenge of Down full back Dearbhla Magee during Saturday afternoon's All-Ireland Championship clash. Picture: Paul Boyle
Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng and Pádraig Lennon celebrate after the Under 20 victory. Pic: Piaras O'Midheach/Sportsfile
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