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The archaeological monument was discovered last week near Cashel
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The Lady Helen Restaurant ranked #2
Howard Gould (centre) wanted Castle Gould (later renovated and renamed Hempstead House) to look similar to Kilkenny Castle
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Tristan Morrow, founder of the new Irish Unionist Party (IUP)
1922 Caption: 'Irish Republican Army take possession of Kilkenny Military Barracks'
Ebony Masuku receiving the Kilkenny Poeple of the Year Youth Award from Awards Chairman Rory Williams (Photo by Vicky Comerford)
Paralympian Mary Fitzgerald, pictured at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, is this year's Grand Marshall for St. Patrick's Festival Kilkenny
Bull-baiting in the 19th century, painted by Samuel Henry Alken
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