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• A Naas Company Director Used Money Intended For Youth Care To Go On Holidays And Pay Tuition Fees

  Bernard Morrin, 62, from Thomastown in Naas, benefitted from cash withdrawals and transfers of over €700,000 for personal and family expenses, including tuition fees, foreign travel, and holidays.

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• Kildare Sees The Highest Number Of Applications To Keep XL Bully Dogs

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