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Fond memories of Swifts in Newbridge from 2007
A reenactment of the confrontation with Philip Dunne, courtesy of the Prosperous Heritage Festival Reenactment Group
Enjoying the outdoors
File photo of the Black and Tans on bicycle patrol
Boarding School study room
CAR OF THE DAY: Opel Insignia 1.5 Turbo Petrol from Fitzpatrick's Opel, Naas
In this photo recreating the Hill of Allen ambush, Edward Tracey leads the Prosperous Company across Mylerstown bog. Photos courtesy of Prosperous Historical Society Reenactment Group
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The barge before work began
The exterior of Cherryfield
A photo of the fire in progress
Sarsfields Shane Doyle holds off the challenge of Raheens Tom Early
The late Mairin Cusack and Breda Harris
Coill Dubh Conor Gordon side steps the in rushing David Qualter Maynooth during the Senior Hurling Champions 2020 Relegation Final. Picture: Sean Brilly
Naas James Burke in full flow as he strikes a score from distance during the 2020 Senior Hurling Championship Final against Confey
File photo: Flooding has been a persistent problem in Killeenmore, Sallins
The Roche family pictured on top of the Naas SC building
Judge Desmond Zaidan
Aras Chill Dara, Naas
Pfizer, Newbridge
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Londis in Prosperous last March
Brian Byrne raises the Christy Ring Cup. Picture: Sportsfile
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