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Mayor John Coonan with Cliodhna Manning and Conor Mac Gabhann at the launch by Kilkenny City Harriers, Yulefest and Night Time Economy Fund of the Medieval Mile.
Tis the season to get running! Kilkenny City Harriers are gearing up to bring the Medieval Mile back to the city this Friday evening.
Held in association with Yulefest Kilkenny, the mile event features a fast course which crosses over St Francis Bridge. It travels up Irishtown and High Street before coming to a lively finish at Kilkenny Castle.
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Open to runners of all levels, this race has two events: chipped timing and technical race T-shirt or a free event (no timing or T-shirt). Registration is required for both options. To enter see popupraces.ie
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