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Brian Cody helps draw names for Kilkenny's Cois Nore Easter Raffle All profits from each ticket purchase will help Kilkenny families living with cancer Reporter: sam.matthews@kilkennypeople.ie Bill Cuddihy (chairperson), Kiera O’Connor (administrator), Mary Dolan (manager) and Brian Cody at the draw for Cois Nore Cancer Support Centre Kilkenny’s Easter raffle PICTURE: VICKY COMERFORD ');  '); Kilkenny senior hurling manager Brian Cody and Dr Bill Cuddihy were on hand to draw the names for the raffle at the Cois Nore centre last week. The draw was also streamed live for social media fo...

Easter ham? We can take it or leave it. Carrot cake? Okay, we’ll definitely have a slice. Mini Eggs treats? Get out of our way, we’ve got some eating to do. If it’s not clear from what you just read, we love us some Mini Eggs treats, and we know you do too, Vancouver. So we’re lucky it’s  the season to find cakes, ice cream, cookies, and more topped with these delightful pastel-coloured, egg-shaped chocolate wonders. See also: 

And food. that was about, you know, $15 is spent last $$145 last year. picture of greg. he brought this sweater. that is what you wore on good friday last year. >> bob: you look hungover. >> dana: $17.2 billion business. doesn't it make economic sense to leave easter alone? >> eric: i'm all for that. it's okay to commercialize -- >> kimberly: it's great for the economy. >> eric: it makes people happy. nothing better when you see -- you go through my neighborhood on easter? i live in a predominantly jewish neighborhood. every single mailbox that is open i leave an easter egg in there. happy, yo...

That was about, you know, $15 is spent last $$145 last year. picture of greg. he brought this sweater. that is what you wore on good friday last year. >> bob: you look hungover. >> dana: $17.2 billion business. doesn't it make economic sense to leave easter alone? >> eric: i'm all for that. it's okay to commercialize -- >> kimberly: it's great for the economy. >> eric: it makes people happy. nothing better when you see -- you go through my neighborhood on easter? i live in a predominantly jewish neighborhood. every single mailbox that is open i leave an easter egg in there. happy, you know -- ...