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POLL: What is Kilkenny's Favourite Building - Get Voting!
Graceland, Kilkenny
Kilkenny Castle
Kilkenny Design Centre & Castle Yard
Butler Gallery at Evans Home
The Black Abbey
The Creamery Building, Castlecomer
Rothe House & Gardens
Butler House & Gardens
Kells Priory
Nowlan Park
City Hall / The Tholsel
St Mary's Cathedral
The Hole in the Wall
City Library, Carnegie building
St Canice's Cathedral
The Left Bank
St John's Church
St Canice's Round Tower
St Mary's Church, Medieval Mile Museum
Thomastown Railway Station
St Lachtain's Church
St John's Priory
Castletown Cox House
County Hall, John Street
Uppercourt Manor, Freshford
You have nominated your favourite buildings in Kilkenny and now it’s time to get voting!
We issued the callout last week for readers to nominate their favourite buildings in the county and you responded in your droves. From Kilkenny Castle to Rothe House, from the Left Bank to the famous Graceland á la Myles Kavanagh, you have produced a list of stunning entrants.
It’s now over to you next week as we open an online public vote on www.kilkennypeople.ie. Your top five will make it through to the final shortlist from which a panel of experts will pick the overall winner. Get voting!
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