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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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This week's Leinster Leader
In this week's Leinster Leader - in shops and online at www.leinsterleader.ie - we have a 16-page supplement on Junior Infants pupils across Kildare.
- We also report on Kildare County Council warning that its cost of electricity will jump by €2m;
- A protest is being held by residents opposed to modular homes for displaced Ukrainian citizens in Newbridge;
- County Kildare residents will pay 10% extra in property tax next year and again in 2024 after the increase was approved by local councillors
- Roisin Murphy urges people to upcycle every day goods
- In sport we look at Ballyteague's fantastic Intermediate County final win and we look ahead to the senior football clash between Naas and Clane this weekend.
All this and lots more in this week's Leinster Leader - in shops and online at www.leinsterleader.ie.
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