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In this week's Leinster Leader:
- GAA community gathers to pray for Adam
- Naas mourns boutique owner
- Leaving cert pictures from around the county
- Cúl camp photos from: Naas, Eadestown, Coill Dubh, Carbury, Kill, Ardclough, Round Towers, Kilcullen, Clane, Johnstownbridge, Milltown, Celbridge and Athy
- Newbridge woman gives chase after being robebd at knifepoint
- Meabhdh wows in Tralee
- Monument to be unveiled to Ireland's greatest spy
- Picture special from: Prosperous music festival, Jog for Jockeys, Community Games
- Columnist Robert Mulhern on the glory days of club rugby in Naas
Plus the usual courts, towns pages, opinion and features.
All in the Leinster Leader. In Shops now.
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