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Kilkenny has seen a number of popular walking trails developed in recent years and people are being encouraged to hit the trails and reap the health benefits.

A special soccer tournament will be held in Kilkenny’s Watershed sports complex this weekend in an effort to combat racism in sport and promote diversity in Kilkenny.

Results from the July medal event are as follows: 1. Jim Cradock (9) – 65; 2. PJ O’Neill (16) – 67; 3. Kevin Gahan (16) – 69; Gross: Jimmy Leahy (5) – 75; 5. Noel Skehan (13) – 69; 6. Kenny MacIver ((9) – 69. 7. Nial Griffin (17) – 70; Junior: Billy Leyden (16) – 74.

Kilkenny ladies welcome Roscommon to Jenkinstown this Sunday in the Division 3 Bord Gais Energy National Football League quarter final. The sides have never met before in competitive action so this will be new territory for the Cats.

Kilkenny intermediate ladies bowed out of the TG4 Leinster championship when they were defeated by neighbours Wexford in last Sunday’s semi final at Taghmon.

Kilkenny ladies could be forgiven for facing Roscommon somewhat with intrepidation in this TG4 intermediate ladies football fixture, having suffered a heavy defeat to the Rossies in the national league semi final in April. The Cats were well beaten by Longford in their opening game of the championship while Roscommon managed a draw with Longford a week earlier. However the form book was well and truly torn up and the Cats were unlucky not to come away with a win at Larchfield on Sunday last.