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06 Sept 2025
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The success of local Tidy Towns groups will be celebrated in this week's Leinster Leader.
We also have a special section on green initiatives across Kildare as we report on a major biodiversity conference in Newbridge.
Meanwhile Kildare Co Council says it won't buy a local castle but is urged to purchase a historic building in the centre of Naas.
Elsewhere, a local florist thanks its loyal customers as it celebrates 25 years in business.
And in Sport, two cousins help Naas win a fifth Senior hurling title in a row.
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