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IN THIS WEEK'S LEINSTER LEADER...
* GET OUT - Couple ordered by judge to leave Newbridge estate after drugs debts attacks and anti-social behaviour
* Naas Hospital earned €126k from parking
* Drink and drugs checkpoints for Kildare
* Naas CU cuts dividend again
* Business awards ceremony row over skipped category
* St Mary's retain Rigby-Jones debating shield
We've photos from Santa visiting Scoil Bhride in Athgarvan, Droichead Nua Figure Dancers Christmas Party, Christmas lights turning on in Kildare town, Naas Musical Society singing at Punchestown Races, Newbridge Parish Christmas Concert, St Mary's College annual awards, Kildare Town Community School retirement dinner and Naas Lions Care of the Aged party.
Plus, the most comprehensive court coverage and best Local Notes section in the county.
In Leader Sport: Kildare footballers face off for charity boxing fight, there's just no stopping the Naas minors, a report from the Kildare GAA annual convention and Naas Ladies get hard earned hockey draw.
In this week's Leinster Leader - out now!
How the phone boxes will look
The kiosk is beside the cafe. Picture courtesy of RTE News
Sarsfields Dave Shalvey slips past the tackling Paul Dolan Raheens in the Joe Mallon SFC, Group B game
Sarsfields Dave Shalvey slips past the tackling Paul Dolan Raheens in the Joe Mallon SFC, Group B game
My espaliered trees
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