Place: North Kilkenny

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Does Galway's experience of All-Ireland finals count for much?

Having scored 2-1 in the 1963 All-Ireland final as a 20-year-old, Tom Murphy from Rower-Inistioge barely got a puck of the ball 12 months later as the Kilkenny full-forward line were devoured by the Hell’s Kitchen of Carey, Maher, and Doyle.

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Michael Fennelly return inspires Ballyhale

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Man charged with murder of woman in Kilkenny

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THE BIG INTERVIEW: Johnny Moriarty - the third Tipp man to hurl for Kilkenny

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Son of PAC chairman set to top Kilkenny City East poll

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221 people set to lose their jobs as mine winds down

THE latest jobs blow in a week of economic doom hit Kilkenny when it was confirmed that 221 people will lose their jobs in the imminent closure of Galmoy Mines.

Sat, 27 Sep, 2008

Where hurling is a soul thing

TAKE the GAA out of rural Ireland and you take away the heart and the spirit.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2008

Glanbia praises top milk producers

QUALITY is the gateway to winning and keeping consumer confidence, Glanbia group managing director John Moloney said yesterday, when he presented a County Laois family with the group’s overall quality milk supplier award at a function in Co Kilkenny.

Wed, 23 Nov, 2005

Final joy for Flashy

UNLUCKY in the Derby Trial Stake finals at Loughrea and Clonmel and Kilsheelan, it was the last chance saloon at North Kilkenny yesterday for the Glounthaune, Co. Cork owned Beyond Flashy.

Tue, 28 Dec, 2004

Open house at the rectory

THE Old Rectory at Woodsgift, north Kilkenny, is due up for auction on December 3 carrying a reduced guide price prior to auction of €500,000.

Sat, 22 Nov, 2003