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Kildare Reporter
26 Aug 2024 11:27 PM
In this week's Leinster Leader, don't miss all the local news and information that matters to you and your community.
The latest edition is in shops now or subscribe online at www.leinsterleader.ie. This week, we report on the controversial closure of a local road in Naas as part of the Naas to Sallins Greenway project.
We also report on a couple celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary who returned to the same church five decades on to renew their marriage vows.
Our photographers were at Milltown Canal Festival, St Paul's Secondary School Debs of Monasterevin at the Keadeen Hotel and a customer day at a timber and building supplies store in Kildare town.
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