Monday 23 December, 2024

This small Kilkenny town had the most Irish response to a 'No' campaign poster

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CASTLECOMER IS A small town outside Kilkenny city.

And when No campaign posters appeared, one resident took it upon him or herself to respond in the most straightforwardly Irish way possible.

Yes Kilkenny Yes Kilkenny

Careful choice of words. Impressive artwork. Top-notch stuff all round.

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This small Kilkenny town had the most Irish response to a 'No' campaign poster

More: A giant pair of balls has just run the London Marathon>

More: This RTÉ presenter had an amazing slip-up on live TV yesterday>