23/09/2021
23/09/2021
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Growing GAA player frustration, from underage to senior level; clubs facing a plethoria of form filling prior to recommencement of action;
This week's Big Interview: Dom O'Rourke from his young days as a boxer with St Michael's Athy to the coming, for the second time, President IABA;
Kildare Dream Team: Last chance to select your Kildare Dream Team of 1995-2020;
From the Archives: Kildare SFC 2002, Sweet win for Moorefield as they down champions Sarsfields;
Newbridge kings of football with Moorefield sitting proudly on the the throne (Tommy Callaghan);
Naas Ladies Football, thriving from nursery to GFM, to senior;
Golf Charity Event: From sunrise to sunset, charity event in aid of Irish Cancer;
Racing: Brilliant opening week as racing returns;
Questins & Answers with top jockey Billy Lee.
All that and much more in this week's Leinster Leader ... in the shops now.
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Peter Bough, Buying Director with Aldi Ireland and Peter Mulrine, Managing Director of Mulrines
MACE Regional Manager, Liam Attridge, presenting Aoibhe Lawlor and Amy Lewis, the MACE Community Child and Youth Unsung Heroes, with their cheque for €1,000. The MACE Unsung Heroes initiative
RIP to the late Christopher Dreelan, Bobby Deegan and Christine Hurst
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