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FREE 28-page Supplement on Punchestown Festival in today's LEINSTER LEADER available across Kildare
Biggest racing festival in Ireland kicks off on April 29
FREE 28-page Supplement on Punchestown Festival in today's LEINSTER LEADER available across Kildare
In this week's Leinster Leader - available across Co Kildare - get your free 28-page guide to the Punchestown Festival, edited by Sports Editor Tommy Callaghan.
Read interviews with Punchestown CEO Conor O'Neill and trainers Ross O'Sullivan, Eddie Harty, Padraig Roche and Andrew Kinirons as well as jockey JJ Slevin.
We also have a top tipster offering his views on the top contenders for the big races - and a special feature on fashion at the five-day highlight of the Irish social calendar.
Included in the Supplement are interviews with HRI boss Suzanne Eade and new Kildare Ministers James Lawless and Martin Heydon.
We also have articles on the Gambling Regulatory of Ireland and the Punchestown Kidney Research Fund charity race.
All this, and lots more, in the latest Leinster Leader newspaper - out today!
Buy in-store or subscribe at www.leinsterleader.ie.
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