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Former Derry footballer and Sunday Game analyst Joe Brolly has made Kilkenny home in recent days, visiting a number of high profile locations in the city and county.
The 1993 All-Ireland winner is understood to be staying in a Co Kilkenny hotel and has been spotted playing golf and at a number of local GAA games including O'Loughlin Gaels' win over Clara in the senior hurling league in Gowran on Saturday.
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Brolly, a proud clubman with St Canice's Dungiven also let his hair down in Kilkenny City on Saturday night, stopping off at Pat Carroll's pub on Ballybough Street where he was welcomely received by staff and fellow pub goers alike.
O'Loughlin Gaels and Kerry hurler Fionan Mackessy with Brolly on Saturday night
Joe getting ready to enjoy a pint in Pat Carroll's on Saturday night
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