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Croker confirms restart but holds back despite green light: another three weeks before club training resumes.
The Big Interview: Seamus Aldridge, a man rarely out of the limelight. The former top referee discusses the aftermath of that famous goal back in 1978; the Larry Tompkins and Shea Fahey affairs; Tony Hanahoe and the Magill interview and much, much more.
Your opportunity to choose the Kildare Dream Team of the last 25 years. This week: the final selection.
Archives: A look back as Sallins clinch the 2001 Junior Football Championship defeating Confey in the final.
Racing: Aidan O'Brien lands the English 1,000 Guineas; racing returns at Naas and this week the Question and Answer guest is jockey Adam Shortt.
Pitch and Putt: Andy Dempsey finally capturs that elusive Captain's Prize at his home club after 35 years.
All that and much more in this week's Leinster Leader ... in the shops now.
Naas, senior hurling champions for the fourth year in a row. Photo: Sean Brilly
The late Hugh Hyland
John Burke presents the Minor A Hurling Championship Cup to Bill Hennessy Naas Captain. Photos: Sean Brilly
The vehicle at the scene / Photo: Dublin Fire Brigade
Broadford Captain Eoin Sheehan accepts the Cup from Colm Farrell, Vice Chairman Co. Board following Broadford's win against Wolfe Tones in the Future Ticketing MHC 'B' final at St Conleth's Park
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