
Boundary fence stirs up a storm
A boundary fence erected between a community centre and a football club in Kilnamanagh has caused a stir in the local area.
A new fence placed at a “pedestrian walkway” between the two facilities has created further unrest between Kilnamanagh Family Recreation Centre and Kilnamanagh AFC, a relationship that hasn’t been without turbulence.
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