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New plaques highlight additional section of Kilkenny’s city walls

New information plaques have been installed at five sections of Kilkenny’s City Walls. These tasteful signs are part of Kilkenny County Council’s strategy to highlight our heritage, and provide information for local people and visitors about the ...

12 Feb 2024 at 12:00

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Kilkenny heritage boost with new signs unveiled of old City Wall

Two beautiful new signs marking Kilkenny’s City Walls, and telling about its history, were unveiled at James Street on Wednesday to the sounds of traditional music from the young musicians of the CBS Trad Band. The colourful bilingual ...

02 May 2019 at 09:46

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Kilkenny street closure called for to protect historical, medieval gem

The last surviving gate of the city’s medieval wall is under threat. A concerned local representative wants to close the street on which it stands to vehicular traffic before it is accidentally troppled. The Black Freren Gate on ...

30 Aug 2017 at 15:11

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Repair of old City Walls in Kilkenny will boost tourism

Works will start at the end of the month to repair part of the old Kilkenny City Walls at the Black Abbey. The City Walls were first built in the 13th Century by the Anglo Normans and are a significant part of the heritage of ...

22 Aug 2019 at 14:40

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