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Kildare
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Kildare [kɪlˈdɛə]
n
(Placename) a county of E Republic of Ireland, in Leinster province: mostly low-lying and fertile. County town: Naas. Pop.: 134 992 (1996). Area: 1694 sq. km (654 sq. miles)
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Irish Rail provides a regular 25-minute service from Dublin's Heuston Station to Kildare town station, from where visitors can then take the complimentary shuttle bus to the village.
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James Moloney-Quinn, 17, from Kildare Town, who has ridden out for Martin Brassil, owns a half-share in a winning hurdler and is a keen showjumper, won the under-19 section, collecting a cheque for pounds 500 for The Birth of a Passion, describing his first experience working in a racing yard.
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