25/06/2019
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25/06/2019
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Up Helly Aa ridden by Billy Lee and trained by Willie McCreery, winning The Pharmacist-Led Care At Kissanes Pharmacy Maiden at Gowran Park, on Bank Holiday Monday: Picture: carolinenorris.ie
Naas celebrate after defeating St Mullins in the John West Feile na nGael Division 2 Camogie Shield final. Pic: Gavin Browne
Kildare Captain Eoin Doyle comes under pressure from Dublin Ciaran Kilkenny during the Leinster Senior Football Championship semi final played at Croke Park
09/06/19
The Sallins under 11 girls side
The Sallins under 11 side
Aidan O'Brien
The Taoiseach officially launching the new facility
Aidan O'Brien congratulates son Donnacha after Magna Grecia won the English 2000 Guineas. PICTURE: Racing Postg
Too Darn Hot leads a strong British interest on Tattersalls Irish Guineas weekend at The Curragh. Credit: Racing Post Images
Kildare's Paul Dolan holds off the chasing Down players during the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Hurling Championship knockout stages played at Abbotstown PICTURE: Sean Brilly
Kildare's Jack Travers tries to go past Meath Stephen Morris during the Christy Ring Cup second round game played at St Conleths Park, Newbridge Picture: Sean Brilly
Offaly kart star picks up three heat wins in Belgium
Andrew Burke and Ailleen Langton of Patrician Secondary School, are presented with the Irish Independent Development School of the Year award by Fionnán Sheehan and Lorcan Balfe
The team
Naas CBS
09/05/19
Ruby Walsh celebrates winning the Irish Grand National PICTURE: Patrick McCann/Racing Post
Newbridge RFC girls in action. Picture: Gerard Miller
File photo: Ruby Walsh
Punchestown Tips: The horses worth backing on DAY 2 of Punchestown 2019
Punchestown Racecourse plans
Clodagh Cavanagh
Weather charts for Wednesday, June 26 (Source: Carlow Weather)
Eoin Lawless, Kildare half forward
Fr Paul and the parishioners and choir in the RTE studioe
Adam Hewitt and Luke O'Sullivan from Celbridge
PICTURE: An Garda Siochana
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