The picturesque South of Ireland is famed for its relaxed pace of life and outstanding natural beauty. Kilkenny is both medieval and modern. Situated on the banks of the River Nore, its narrow winding streets and ancient buildings combine with the progressiveness of a busy, industrious town located in Ireland's Southeast.   Several old buildings remain in this most interesting of towns: Kilkenny Castle sits alongside the old city walls, the Shee Alms House (now the Tourist Information Centre) dates from 1582 and St Marys Church erected in 1202 are to name but a few spectacular buildings worth a look.    Mind you, you might be busy checking out the architecture in a few of the pubs galore that are scattered around the city.  The food in is famed, you’ll be able to recharge your batteries whatever your budget. The people of Kilkenny are a friendly tribe and if you’re panicking about the way home, they’ll direct you with grace and panache.   Whatever your choice, fun, excitement and adventure await in Kilkenny, arguably the most pre-eminent medieval city in Ireland.

	Kilkenny is the only city in the Republic of Ireland that has neither an institute of technology nor a university. No students then.   Kilkenny-Cill Cannig in Irish.   Kilkenny is apparently one of the best places in the world to fall in love.   The most famous export from Kilkenny is the reference in South Park - that’s right, Cartman dude.   The 2008 Ploughing Championships are to be held in Kilkenny.
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