The child was in a front seat passenger's arms

The woman was recovering from cosmetic surgery and could not appear in court

Mr Breatnach's wrongful conviction obtained at the hands of the ‘Heavy Gang’ garda unit, whose treatment of prisoners in custody became the subject of an Amnesty International report in 1977

“THIS is the start of our life sentence,” said the sister of Ryan Weir Gibbons, surrounded by friends and family, after the man who killed her brother was sentenced to five years in prison at Naas Circuit Court on Friday.

The offence is alleged to have occurred in the 1970s

The case is set to go to the circuit court

The Labour councillor was praised for his sense of “community spirit” and his “social justice work”

“Public roads are not a race track," said a garda spokesperson

Jake’s Law isn’t going to make any difference said a local rep

The outgoing Mayor spoke of his experience in the role

The cooperation will ensure smoother educational pathways for further and higher education

“He first hit me when our child was seven months old"

Dawn was presented with the Sustainable Style Award for her remarkable self‑designed dress created from repurposed curtain material

"I'm homeless"

A key concern for hotels and guesthouses across Kildare in the run up to Budget 2027 is the exceptionally high operating costs that tourism and hospitality businesses are grappling with, putting Ireland's competitiveness as a tourism destination at risk

The council plans to install additional ‘No Swimming’ signs and is encouraging people not to swim at the location

The matter will be dealt with in the circuit court

Disaster was averted today thanks to the prompt response of the fire service

In County Kildare, €50,000 will be made available to local Tidy Towns groups, resident associations and voluntary community groups registered with the Public Participation Network

A local developer is behind the plans