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The Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby Day at the Curragh every year is when Newbridge and Kildare town - and further afield - comes out to party in style. It will be quieter than normal this year with just 1,000 people there this Saturday - so we looked back in the archives to dig out some fabulous Derby style over the last decade or so. Who do you recognise? Get tagging and sharing!
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The late Tos Quinn playing Eamonn Ceannt's pipes during a 1916 commemorative event in Newbridge Town Hall in May 2016. Picture: Tony Keane
Conservation donkeys Daisy and Ruby. Picture: Nuala Madigan
The barge before work began
A photo of the fire in progress
Naas GAA club
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