Local butcher and Kinsale institution John Coholan has retired after 39 years of serving the finest quality meats.

John Coholan was a traditional family butcher / victualler located in the center of Kinsale providing an excellent range of fresh meats and poultry. He also catered to the hotel and catering industry in the Kinsale area.

Popular with the locals, John Coholan would always have a story and a laugh for all who stopped by in Market Street. He will be missed in his well deserved retirement.

The shop opened St. Patrick’s Day 1969.

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The Kinsale Times would like to sincerely thank the Kinsale businesses that have sponsored a new camera for our site. This will enable us to get the shots whenever needed!

Please let us know of your special events in and around Kinsale and we’ll try our best to cover your event.

Also please forward any press releases for your business to: info@kinsaletimes.com and we will promote you on Kinsale Times.

Our special thanks go to:

Anthony Collins & Roman Minihane: of the White Lady — www.whiteladyhotelkinsale.com
Billy Crosbie: Local Music legend and philanthropist — billycrosbie.com
John Maher: of Muddy Maher’s and Swell Cardiff
Niamh Parker: of the Thai Cottage — thaicottage.ie
Conor Ryan: of the Bulman
Warren Sheehan: of the Bacchus Niteclub

Please visit their websites

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A remarkable 10 out of 10 was the result on Kinsale Rugby’s score card after a very tough league campaign.

The first team were delighted to be promoted but to do it unbeaten added an extra dimension to their delight.

Charleville provided the opposition on the day. They were in no. 2 position to Kinsale before this encounter which took place
at Snug more. Both teams are now heading to division 2 next season.

The ladies of Kinsale were busy on the day preparing a lunch for the President and Committee members, Trustees, Sponsors, and Charleville all enjoyed the hospitality.

The main event was a nail biting encounter with Charleville refusing to lie down. However Kinsale did the business on the day and are still battling hard to add more silverware before the season ends.

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St. Multose Hall 6pm.

Open from 11.30pm.

The Bulman presents Grimley & Greenwich.

Michael & Jimmy.

10am - 11.30am with
Rose in the Kinsale Yoga
Centre.

Bacchus presents DJ Mark
Doors 11.30pm.

Meeting in Hamlets VIP
Lounge at 7pm.

The best of Irish Trad
9.30pm.

Robert & Friends 9.30pm.

The Bulman presents the legendary Folk & Bluegrass Session.

Mike O’Riordan 9.30pm.

Short Quay 9.30am-2pm.