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Who will you vote for as Kildare's All Time Great?
Whoever imagined that Pippa O’Connor and St Brigid could find themselves head to head in a battle for the title of Kildare’s All Time Greats? You could say St Brigid was an influencer centuries before the phrase was coined but she didn’t invent POCO jeans… The pair are battling it out in this first round vote for Kildare's All Time Great
Need some help deciding? Click on the links to read their bios.
Which of these two should progress to round two? Cast your vote! The polls are open until midnight on Thursday, January 31.
Read all the Kildare's All Time Greats' nominee profiles and cast your votes for in any of the first-round head-to-head contests HERE
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