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The winning Tuttys Shoemakers window
Tutty’s Handmade Shoes in Naas was first past the post as the annual Paint The Town Red competition returned this year after a two-year absence.
Run by tourism body Into Kildare, the initiative encourages local traders to deck out their premises to mark the National Hunt Festival at Punchestown.
The winners scooped an overnight stay at Killashee Hotel, a €100 gift card for Kildare Village and tickets for two people to the Making An Entrance concert at Castletown House.
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Winner Marian Tutty, Tutty’s Shoes with Aine Mangan, CEO Into Kildare
Runners up
Flowerz in Clane and Homes By Design in Naas were runners up.
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Damien Comerford, runner up, Homes By Design with Aine Mangan, CEO Into Kildare
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Team at Flowerz (runners up) with Aine Mangan of Into Kildare
RTÉ has announced that it has secured live broadcast rights to a select number of Heineken Champions Cup games.
Gardaí at Naas station are investigating
Eoin Doyle, Naas captain
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