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This week's Leinster Leader is packed with photos from local St Patrick's Day Parades
Did you make it to a St Patrick's Day Parade this week?
Don't miss this week's Leinster Leader, we have pages and pages of photographs of local parades right across Kildare.
Also - we carry tributes to the late Kildare TD Emmet Stagg who passed away in St Brigid's Hospice in the Curragh on March 17.
We also report on a unique twinning arrangement between Rathangan and the hometown of Bruce Springsteen in New Jersey.
And don't forget to read about a Kildare singer who is making her music debut at the age of 50.
All this and lots more, in this week's Leinster Leader. Buy in-store or subscribe at www.leinsterleader.ie
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