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The Coyne family name is synonymous with the tyre industry in Ireland. For four generations the Coyne family have been serving their customers. The Coyne family first started in the tyre business in Kilkelly in 1947 when John Coyne opened his garage. His son Pat Coyne snr went on from there to work for Fit Kilkenny Remould as a representative on the road selling tyres to the same garages.

The Coyne family name is synonymous with the tyre industry in Ireland. For four generations the Coyne family have been serving their customers. The Coyne family first started in the tyre business in Kilkelly in 1947 when John Coyne opened his garage. His son Pat Coyne snr went on from there to work for Fit Kilkenny Remould as a representative on the road selling tyres to the same garages.

The Coyne family name is synonymous with the tyre industry in Ireland. For four generations the Coyne family have been serving their customers. The Coyne family first started in the tyre business in Kilkelly in 1947 when John Coyne opened his garage. His son Pat Coyne Snr went on from there to work for Fit Kilkenny Remould as a representative on the road selling tyres to the same garages.

YAWNING CHASM, Christian Bookshop, and Declan Q Kelly will play Citóg at The Cellar Bar next Wednesday at 9pm.

CITÓG WILL present a visual/instrumental gig tomorrow night with local act The Elephant Vanishes and acclaimed minimalist pianist Conor Walsh.

This Saturday at 11am will see the opening of the new William Street Gallery.

The names Mattie Coyne and Johnny Cleary are synonymous with traditional Irish music in Claremorris and their legacies will be honoured at the 34th Cleary /Coyne Traditional Music weekend to be held in Claremorris from Thursday October 15 until Monday October 19.