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UPMC Nowlan Park is once again in the running for the GAA pitch of the year award outside of Croke Park.
The Kilkenny ground has been nominated alongside O'Connor Park in Tullamore, Walsh Park in Waterford, Pairc Tailteann in Navan and Pairc Ui Chaoimh in Cork.
The GAA launched the programme of recognition a few years ago to encourage groundspeople to bring up the overall standard of surfaces in Ireland and Kilkenny have benifited hugely with Nowlan Park chosen as the winner on a number of occasions.
The overall winner will be announced in due course.
Inistioge's Ellen Molloy with her Player of the Month award for November. Molloy ended her month by helping Wexford Youths win the Women's FAI Cup
Minister Josepha Madigan with the help of Monica Tang, Tena Cacic and Vihaan Taneja at the Agri Aware launch of Incredible Edibles 2022. Pic: Lorraine O’Sullivan
New Pedestrian Bridge, Castlecomer elevation works by night. PICTURE: MAURICE SHORTALL
The new rules will remain in place for two weeks which will then be followed by a review.
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