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KILDARE LIFE endeavours to celebrate all that's unique about the county from its vibrant people to its diverse cultural community to its thriving businesses.
With summer around the corner, fashion is a big theme in this edition and we feature the latest seasonal clothing ranges.
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Taking on The Seven Deadly Sins challenge in this edition is Naas Ball who tells us how he became an overnight sensation and why there is no love lost with rival town Newbridge!
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Elsewhere, Curragh Racecourse CEO Brian Kavanagh is the subject of the Journey To The Job feature and he tells us what he loves about running the Irish home of flat racing.
We also talk to the former Kildare TD and county councillor Anthony Lawlor who sells his very own brown bread at the Moate Theatre in Naas.
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