Marble City

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Marble City is the nickname of Kilkenny, an Irish city famed for its distinctive black limestone and historic architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city nickname
appliedToBuiltEnvironment bridges in Kilkenny
churches in Kilkenny
city streetscapes in Kilkenny
public buildings in Kilkenny
appliesTo Kilkenny city NERFINISHED
associatedIndustry heritage tourism in Kilkenny
stone masonry in Kilkenny
associatedWith Kilkenny Castle NERFINISHED
Kilkenny’s medieval streetscape
Medieval Mile in Kilkenny NERFINISHED
St Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny NERFINISHED
associatedWithRiver River Nore NERFINISHED
country Ireland NERFINISHED
culturalRegion southeast Ireland
etymologyReason use of local black limestone in buildings
hasAlternativeForm The Marble City NERFINISHED
hasHeritageType medieval urban heritage
hasReputation historic Irish city
picturesque Irish city
knownFor black limestone
historic architecture
locatedIn County Kilkenny NERFINISHED
Leinster
materialAssociation black marble
limestone
nicknameLanguage English
refersTo Kilkenny NERFINISHED
usedAsTourismBrand true
usedInContext local branding of Kilkenny
tourism promotion of Kilkenny

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Kilkenny hasNickname Marble City