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06 Sept 2025
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Bossmania is sweeping Kilkenny this week as all eyes turn to Nowlan Park for Bruce Springsteen’s much anticipated city gig on Sunday night. Ahead of the concert, well-known local artist, Paul Murphy was joined by some up and coming talent, Anthony (8) and Filip (8) outside Kilkenny GAA HQ last week as the trio took to the sunshine to prepare a mural to 'The Boss'.
Murphy, a teacher in Gowran National School and a native of Lisdowney, has shone a light on both communities with his artistic work bringing him local and national acclaim, catching the attention of Conor McGregor, the Kilkenny hurlers and many more...
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