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October 13, 2020
23:08
BREAKING: Naas town centre reopens to traffic following fire tonight21:59
Gone in 75 seconds in Kildare: "Professional" thieves steal trailer from back of house while family at home21:53
Driver could face six months in jail after 200km/hr speed on M721:15
COVID-19 LATEST: Advice to "avoid crowds" as three deaths and 811 new cases revealed18:45
Kildare Property Watch: Land in Ballitore and Narraghmore for sale18:30
Mr Moonlight murder trial appeal: Mary Lowry was an 'extraordinarily compromised witness', court told18:13
Star literary line-up at online Kildare Readers Festival this week18:09
Nine Naas Hospital beds taken up with confirmed or suspected Covid-19 patients17:10
Five things you might have missed in Budget 202117:06
'Uncertainty and anxiety' - The main talking points from Budget 202117:02
'From petrol to cigarettes' - What does Budget 2021 mean for your pocket?16:53
'From petrol to cigarettes' - What does Budget 2021 mean for your pocket?16:51
BUDGET 2021: No increases to income tax, USC or PRSI16:41
Minding Your Mental Health - FREE supplement in this week's Leinster Leader16:08
Calling Kildare Junior Infants parents - don't miss Part III of our First Days at School supplement16:08
"A bridge to a better future" - Minister for Finance's Budget 2021 speech in full16:06
Calling Kildare Junior Infants parents - don't miss Part III of our First Days at School supplement15:41
Main Points of Budget 2021 - "the biggest investment in the history of the state"14:24
"Tittle tattle" at Confirmation and birthday parties was used to convict man of murder - Court of Appeal is told12:52
Budget 2021 to support economy while prioritising Covid-19 response and Brexit12:51
202 new car parking spaces for Sallins train station by year's end12:40
LATEST: Woman in her 30s found dead in property in west Dublin12:36
LATEST: Data show highest and lowest Covid-19 rates across Kildare11:48
Deaths in Co Kildare - October 13, 202010:46
In this week's Leinster Leader Sport10:09
Kildare man in court for hunting rabbits in Curragh Plains