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A four page special on the Cumann na mBunscol football, hurling and camogie finals.
Balyna Ladies advance to Leinster Final, while St Laurence's crash out of senior Club.
With Athy, Sallins and Grangenolvin all in action this weekend, we look ahead as Athy take on Baltinglass on Sunday in Aughrim; while both Sallins and Grangenolvin are at home on Saturday to Grange of Carlow and St. Brigid’s, Croghan (Offaly) respectively.
St Laurence's lose to St Lazarian's of Laois in Leinster Camogie Junior Club quarter-final.
Rugby: Naas knock up their first win in this season's Energia AIL with a fine win over Highfield.
In the Hosie Cup, Newbridge advance to the final following victory over Clondalkin in rearranged quarter final and set up a final date with neighbours Cill Dara.
Golf: Results from the Fairnways along with a Picture Special from End-of-Season presentation for Cill Dara Ladies.
Racing: Big win of Philip Dempsey in Galway whle Gary Carroll enjoys a great week, all in our weekly Kildare Racing News.
Dogs: All the action from Newbrige Dog Track's Friday gathering.
KDFL: St Anthony's Youths capture Georgina Donnelly Premier Cup; along with results, fixtures, and up-to-date tables.
All that and more, in this week's Leinster Leader ... in the shops now.
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