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06 Sept 2025
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In this week's Leinster Leader, we talk to a local politician recovering from cancer who has urged men to take a blood test to check if they have prostate problems.
We continue our coverage of St Brigid celebrations with a four-page special on spectacular events to honour the local patron saint across Kildare.
Also we have dozens of photographs from GAA socials featuring Rathangan GAA and Raheens GAA. And our photographers were there to capture Kill Musical Society and the retirement of a well know senior garda.
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