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Gardaí in Kilkenny are continuing to investigate whether or not three post office raids that occurred within 12 hours of each other in different parts of the country are linked to any one criminal gang.

John McIntyre has stepped down as manager of the Galway senior hurling team after three years at the helm. The Tipperary native succeeded Ger Loughnane in the winter of 2008 but failed to help the side progress beyond three successive All-Ireland quarter finals.

A Kilkenny woman was the big winner on last week’s Big Money Game. The winning ticket was bought in Rath's Foodmarket, Pollerton Road, Co Carlow.

To celebrate Heritage Week, barges will arrive at the Creamery Quay in Piltown on the banks of the Pill River to join with the Piltown Community at the Iverk Show.

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Did you know that, on average, women spend three months of their lives getting rid of unwanted hair? Shaving and waxing are not only inconvenient, costly, and time consuming, let’s face it, they can also be painful! Therapie Clinic is the number one laser and skin clinic in the country, with clinics in Galway, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Mullingar (located in Fifth Avenue, Austin Friars St), Waterford, Belfast, and Derry.

Kilkenny are safely through to the GAA Hurling All-Ireland senior championship final for a sixth successive year and now it’s the turn of Dublin and Tipperary to battle it out for the right to join them in the final on September 4.

It may have taken a bit of luck at the death and Gerard O’Donoghue’s very late strike for the equalising goal was to quote his manager a bit “dithery”, but the Galway minors deserve credit for their doggedness and perseverance in sticking to their guns and keeping plugging away to eke out a draw in normal time.

Galway minor manager Mattie Murphy is very pleased to have a Galway minor team back in another showdown on the first Sunday in September against either Dublin or Waterford: “It is good to be back in a final and last Sunday’s game will be a help to us. Clare had a harder run into last Sunday than we did and it took us a good while to settle. We were hesitant and paid them too much respect in the first-half and we really didn't settle into our pattern.”

In the end, perhaps not all that surprisingly, each of the four counties from the Leinster and Munster finals ultimately made it through to an All-Ireland semi-final.