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Fireworks lit up the night sky over Kilkenny and were visible from various points in the city as part of Yulefest celebrations.
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PICTURE: DYLAN VAUGHAN
In the stunning setting of Kilkenny Castle Park, there was ten minutes of truly spectacular art in the sky using fireworks. With a mixture of 75mm –100 mm Peony, Chrysanthemum, and Dahlia shells coupled with a base layer of 30mm – 49mm Multi Shot Barrages and Roman candles, it was a visual aerial feast for all to enjoy.
Using only the best quality fireworks, that are chosen for their vibrant colours and lasting magical effects, this show was uniquely designed to give the best possible experience to the Kilkenny audience.
Samba drummers Rhythm Riot were also on hand to entertain ahead of the show.
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