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In this week's Leinster Leader:
Vicious attacks - taxi driver robbed in Newbridge and Maynooth student assaulted;
Naas says a sad goodbye to its 'Queen' Sheena Walsh;
Public park plans for Kerdiffstown dump site;
Kildare Fianna Fáil row as TDs deny making Ceann Comhairle complaints;
No relief for businesses as commercial rates to stay the same for next year;
Special report on plan to revamp Newbridge;
Kildare couple share their story of premature 'miracle' baby;
Plus: extensive court reporting, community news, entertainment, columns and much more;
We've photos from the Sensational Kids Glitter Ball; Citizens Information 40th anniversary; Defence Forces Gala musical evening; Cunningham's Black Tie Ball; NMS Celebration of Song; Kill Playground Opening and more;
And catch up with all the Kildare Black Friday bargains in our bumper sales special.
In Leader Sport: Naas boss Niall Cronin lays it on the line; awards night for Lily Ladies; GAA honours sporting stars and Celbridge hurlers advance to decider.
In your Leinster Leader, out now!
Raheens beat Leixlip in a thriller to claim Reserve Division 2 title
Alana O'Brien with her mam and dad, Michelle and Dan O'Brien
Jennifer Earl and Emirjetta Doda from RILSA with Minister Catherine Martin (Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media)
It will facilitate the construction of a new school in the town
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