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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The Kill History Group has arranged a number of talks over autumn and winter.
On Friday September 22, there will be a “Walk and Talk around Kill village”. This event is part of Culture Night 2023 and it starts at 7pm in the car park beside St Brigid’s Church.
On Monday September 25, Sean Sourke will present “ Your Local Heritage in 3D”
In the parish meeting room at 8pm.
On Monday October 23, Noel Cocoman will give a talk on Fr Edmund Campion, parish priest of Kill in the 1940s and 1950s, also in the meeting room at 8pm. On.Monday November 27 Liam Kenny will present “A Winter’s Tale” at the same venue and time.
The programme of talks is supported by Kildare County Council.
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