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Kilkenny RFC have informed club members their pitches are 'out of bounds' until later this week.
Posting to social media, the club said: "Our pitches are out of bounds from today until Wednesday at 5pm. Please note our club will be off limits during the day for those days due to pitch machinery etc in operation.
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"Our Gym and clubhouse remain as normal in the evenings though," they added.
"Please respect this closure notice to allow our grounds committee the space to ensure our pitches remain in top class condition," the post concluded.
Rugby has been a stable of Kilkenny life to as far back as 1886.
Kilkenny played at St James' Park from the early 1900s until 1974, when they moved to their present ground at Foulkstown, opening their new clubhouse in 1976.
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