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GALLERY: Cill Dara RFC black-tie dinner dance at popular Kildare hotel
There was glamour galore as Cill Dara RFC held a black-tie dinner dance at a popular County Kildare hotel.
Good food, tasty drinks and great craic - what more could you ask for?
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Can YOU spot yourself in these photos?
All photographs were taken on the night by Martin Connelly.
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ABOVE: Members of the Kildare branch of Sinn Féin seen walking to the site of the Grey Abbey Martyrs commemoration event last year. Photograph supplied by James Stokes
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GALLERY: Cill Dara RFC black-tie dinner dance at popular Kildare hotel
Kildare corner-forward Tom Boran evades the challenge of Aaron Flanagan of Westmeath, Photo by Sean Brilly
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