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Amazing variety of talent at Kildare sketchbook exhibition - Whats On - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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AN EXHIBITION of work from the Sketchbook Club in Woodbine Books in Kilcullen last week showed off an amazing variety of talent from a group who have only been together since February. The club is led by local artist Lyn Worrall, and offers a regular opportunity for creative activity in a cosy, welcoming venue. The group has a total of around 20 members — the youngest aged 16, some others are retirees — with 12 to 15 turning up at the regular meetings. A key feature is that there is no structure
Snapshot of life in 1926at Culture Night event - Whats On - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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THE lives of several Kilcullen people who filled in their census forms in the town a hundred years ago were reprised in brief presentations during the Culture Night gathering hosted by Kilcullen Drama Group. They represented the Cross & Passion sisters, the Blacker family of Castlemartin, local character and tall tales teller Arthur Tapley, the Reddy family which supplied milk to the Curragh, and the Byrne business family’s early years in what later became the well-known Hideout pub. The present
Kildare woman launches magic book - Whats On - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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MAGIC is associated with mystery and spells and strange potions, but the reality is that magic is an everyday thing, practised by most of us. That’s the view of Newbridge woman Hazel Cahill, who recently launched her book Practical Magick — and no, that’s not a mis-spell, but an old-time word way of differentiating from the popular imagery of the subject. “I think a lot of us are doing magic without realising it as such,” she told a full-house audience at the event in Woodbine Books in Kilcullen
Kildare gym raises money for mountain rescue - Community - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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A 24-hour cycle by members of Kilcullen's No1 Fitness in June raised €5,280 for the Dublin & Wicklow Mountain Rescue Team (DWMRT). Several members of the group gathered recently at the gym to celebrate the achievement. The event was held on the weekend 20-21 June on the track at Mondello Park. The group has been raising funds with the 24-hour cycle for several years, the proceeds of each one going to a different local charity. DWMRT is a completely voluntary, 24/7 emergency rescue service, with
New chapter for Kildare property firm - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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A NEW space for Appleton Property in Kilcullen is the third move in 13 years for Austin Egan's business, all on the same 100-metre stretch of the town's Main Street. This time it's to the premises previously owned by the late Hugh Peacocke and his son Ger, which Austin purchased some time ago. The former shoemaker's shop is now updated in a manner respectful of Kilcullen's heritage streetscape. Inside, there's a comfortable public area, a conference room, and Austin's office looking out onto a l
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