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A total of 34 members of the 127th recruit platoon took part in a colourful Passing Out parade in Kilkenny city this afternoon Sean Keane reports.
The group completed a 17 week intensive training course at James Stephens Barracks, Kilkenny and in a wonderful pageant, they marched their way to becoming full time members of the Defence Forces during the event held in the Watershed Leisure Centre and not the barracks because of concerns over the weather.. And their was joy for Kilkenny city resident, Craig Doyle who won the marksmanship award for his accuracy with his personal firearm, marksmanship and handling of other weapons.
Gretta and Catherine Kearney. Picture: Vicky Comerford
Green's Bridge in Kilkenny
Glenmore’s Ger Aylward runs past Graigue Ballycallan's Conor Flynn. Pic: Mark Desmond
Crowds enjoying the Keep Her Lit Festival in Inistioge
Damage to a tennis court net at Thomastown recreation area in recent days
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