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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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In this week's Leinster Leader, we report on plans for a new library in Newbridge costing €17m.
Also - we talk to a 17-year-old local teenager crowned world champion in the area of martial arts.
Don't miss all the photos from the St Mary's College Debs in the Keadeen Hotel.
Plus - we also carry photographs from the official opening of the new Madison Flooring store in Naas, and RTE presenter Jackie Hurley's visit with rugby legends to Conlans Motors.
Plus all your sport from a very busy weekend in the county championship!
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