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25 May 2022
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25 May 2022
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Hugh Statham
Hugh Statham, proprietor of the eponymous goldsmith and jewellery business in Naas is to retire.
Mr Statham announced this in a social media post.
"After more than 40 wonderful years in the jewellery trade, I feel the time is right for me to retire. I would like to thank all of my supportive and hard-working colleagues Gabriella, Nicola, Button, Martin, Chantal and Charlie, who I could not have done this without," he said.
The premises at South Main Street, Naas
Mr Statham added: "I would like to thank all our amazing clients for their custom and support throughout the years. It is my hope that another jeweller will take over where I left off, and bring the business to the next level."
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A dejected Ben Ryan of Kildare at the final whistle of the Electric Ireland Leinster GAA Minor Football Championship Final match between Dublin and Kildare at O'Moore Park, Photo by Stephen McCarthy
According to RTÉ News, the issue has been highlighted and documented by the Policing Authority and the garda associations. File Photograph.
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ildare captain Brian Byrne lifts the cup during the celebrations after his side's victory in the Christy Ring Cup Final match between Kildare and Mayo at Croke Park, Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach
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