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Yet another Kilkenny legend celebrated a birthday this week, as well-known local figure Jim Rohan celebrated his big day.
Rohan, a native of Carrickshock is a widely known figure on the streets of Kilkenny and is regularly spotted stacking shelves and saying 'hello' to locals in SuperValu.
"Happy Birthday Jim!!! We hope you have a lovely day!!," the local supermarket posted to social media.
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The popular man is not the only 'local celebrity' to celebrate a birthday this week with TV chef and Graignamanagh man Edward Hayden growing a year older and wiser too...
Happy birthday to both from all in the Kilkenny People!
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