Kilcullen Diary: Rugby breakfast in Bardons

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If you fancy leaving home and hearth to support Ireland against Italy tomorrow morning, Bardons are giving a complimentary breakfast bap for all who turn up from 8am.

Kick off is 8.30am.

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Saturday, October 01, 2011

Rugby breakfast in Bardons

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