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Mayo playwright Benny McDonnell’s popular production about a hurling-mad Kilkenny youth Down Under is back on the road for a nationwide tour and returns to Kilkenny this weekend in time to celebrate the county’s recent All-Ireland triumphs.

Kilkenny No Name Club is inviting all hosts and hostesses from the past 30 years to a celebratory reunion dinner and themed disco in the Newpark Hotel on Friday, March 20 at 7.30pm. The special evening will see presentations made to founders Eamonn Doyle, Fr Tom Murphy, and Kilkenny hurling legend Eddie Keher. They began the organisation 30 years ago after identifying a need for social activities for young people as an alternative to the pub culture scene.

Kilkenny No Name Club is inviting all hosts and hostesses from the past 30 years to a celebratory reunion dinner and themed disco in the Newpark Hotel on Friday, March 20th at 7.30pm.

Once upon a time the winter months or the closed season as we will call it in the GAA was a tad dull and boring.

The Stripy Men by Joe Cody sets out to tell the story of Kilkenny hurling from its rather chaotic beginning right up to its glorious All Ireland success of 2008.

The picturesque village of Inistioge in South Kilkenny will be the setting for a new country festival which is sure to be a welcome fun addition to the summer calendar. Sunday, May 31 will see the whole family being able to enjoy a fun filled day at the Inistioge Summer Festival.

The picturesque village of Inistioge in south Kilkenny will be the setting for a new country festival this weekend which is sure to be a welcome fun addition to the summer calendar.

NO LESS a hurler than Eddie Keher has hailed Bondi Beach Boy Blue, by NUI Galway graduate Benny McDonnell, as “really capturing the hurling scene and ethos”.

Brian Cody was hailed as the celebrity coach that he is on Monday night last at the launch of his new autobiography Cody, when some 1,300 fans turned out to greet him at Cillin Hill.

For the seventh time this decade the Kilkenny senior and minor hurlers will make a joint bid to get to their respective All-Ireland final when they line out this Sunday in Croke Park.