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The Kildare North has concluded
The count is ongoing at Punchestown Racecourse today
Sinn Féin candidate for Kildare South Patricia Ryan at Punchestown this morning.
The Punchestown count centre on Sunday
Sinn Féin's Kildare South candidate, Cllr Patricia Ryan and Reada Cronin who contests the Kildare North constituency on Saturday, February 8 (file photo).
Dr Deirdre Gleeson with his mother Noirín chat with Aontú candidate Anita Mhic Gib on the canvass trail last week. PICTURE: Tony Keane
Linda Hayden (right) and Cllr Chris Pender
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Newbridge man, Dermot McDermott, boxing official at the Tokyo Olympics
The funeral cortége on Main Street as it pauses for a moment's silence outside Whitewater Shopping Centre
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Micheál Martin and James Lawless meet a voter in Naas
Candidates in Kildare North and Meath East at Tuesday night's debate on higher education at Maynooth University. PICTURES: Keith Arkins
Seán Ó Fearghaíl, Fianna Fáil
Anita Mhic Gib, Aontú
Linda Heyden, Social Democrats
Ronan Maher, Green Party
Fiona McLoughlin Healy, Independent
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