28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Top cats Ann and Michael McDonagh celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Kilkenny Day. The couple are pictured with a photo from their wedding day Picture: Vicky Comerford
Howard Gould (centre) wanted Castle Gould (later renovated and renamed Hempstead House) to look similar to Kilkenny Castle
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“The Ring” street sign on the Parliament Street arch opposite Rothe House relates to the site of the original bullring in Kilkenny
RoActemra allows Veronica to live an active life (Photo: Veronica Kapsova)
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The John Need Pembro team at the awards in 2019
Peg Bermingham, who celebrates her 100th birthday this week
Conahy and John Lockes players battle for the ball during the sides do or die clash in Tullaroan on Saturday afternoon. Picture: Maurice Walsh
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Dunnamaggin’s Andy Hickey grabs the ball ahead of Ciaran Kavanagh during the Intermediate relegation semi-final on Saturday. Pic: Willie Dempsey
Minister directs that Templeorum/Mullenbeg and Castlebanny be reinstated as ‘acceptable in principle’ to wind energy developments
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Evergreen B in action against Fort Rangers. Pic: Mark Desmond
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