Kilkenny's Patrick Mullins aboard Nick Rockett after winning the Randox Grand National (Mike Egerton/PA)
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Eileen Lanigan has worked with the Kilkenny Fire and Rescue Service for 41 years but after the close of business on Friday last, the local woman closed the final chapter on a glittering career.
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Wishing all the best to Eileen Lanigan on her last day in the office after 41 years service to Kilkenny Fire and Rescue Service. Ni bheidh a leitheid aris ann!
— Kilkenny County Council (@KilkennyNotices) June 28, 2024
l-r: Cathaoirleach Michael McCarthy, Eileen Lanigan and Chief Fire Officer John Collins. pic.twitter.com/FkN5xnvVm9
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