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In this week’s Leinster Leader we examine how plans for a major Naas housing estate have been appealed by local residents.
Plus, full coverage of the Naas Lions Club Bra Tug-o-War, Newbridge Tidy Town’s awards, concern over Drehid landfill lorries, and an update on the €8m plan for the former Dominican Priory site in Athy.
Read about TD Clare Daly's appearance in Naas Courthouse, plus her Dail speech slating a Naas District Court judge afterwards.
Plus, Prosperous Communities upset about increase in lorry traffic to Drehid Dump.
We've photos from the Ballycane Witches' Walk and Strictly Timahoe, and all your community town and village notes from across the county.
In Leader Sport: Don't miss our three-page Cumann na mBunscol finals special, plus Patrick Monahan claims another Dublin City Marathon victory, Castle Villa are champions and Two Mile House native gets top racing award.
In this week's Leinster Leader, out now.
File Pic: Maynooth Town Centre.
Minister Caterine Martin with Martin Luby Naas AC chairman (centre) and Sen Vincent P Martin
The news was announced by Newbridge Parish. File Pic: Newbridge Cemetery
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