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Of Kinsale Advertiser Vol. 25 Issue 07/14 Friday 21st Feb - Thursday 27th Feb 2014 FREE INCLUDING THE GUIDE TO WHAT’S ON IN KINSALE & DISTRICT Tel: 021 477 4313 :: Web: www.kinsaleadvertiser.com :: Email: [email protected] of Kinsale Phone: 021 4772843 Fax: 021 4773137 Email: [email protected] Online: shop.supervalu.ie Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 8am-9pm, Sun 8.30am-9pm Weekly Advertiser & Guide to WHAT’S ON IN KINSALE & DISTRICT Enjoy the therapeutic benefi ts of • FULL BODY DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE • REFLEXOLOGY • AROMATHERAPY FACIAL • SPORTS MASSAGE Joy’s Massage Please contact Marion OF KINSALE KINSALE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 7 Pearse Street, Kinsale (Next To AIB Bank) Short Quay, Kinsale Have a Relaxing Spring... 087 7744 676 Thai Massage ~ Reflexology Deep Tissue Massage ~ Facial Firming ~ Hot Stone Massage ~ Sports Injuries ~ Head Massage ~ General Well Being Hot Stone Massage a Speciality Main Street, Kinsale Saturday 22nd February T: 021 470 0985 10.30pm til late M: 086 368 3968 CADILLAC CATS %DQGRQ %DOOLQDGHH ALL TYPES OF %DOOLQVSLWWOH Fasttrack 2OG+HDG ACCOMMODATION 'XQGHUURZ .LQVDOH WANTED Broadband %HOJRRO\ 5LYHUVWLFN for the May Bank Holiday Providing High speed %DOO\JDUYDQ (2nd-4th May - 7s Rugby Weekend) broadband in your area! 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