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“There was mayhem between Kill and Johnstown"

THE life and legacy of renowned uilleann piper Liam O’Flynn was immortalised in stone in his hometown of Kill, County Kildare, with the unveiling of a commemorative sculpture Liam O’Flynn Píobaire in his honour.

Renowned Irish traditional flute player Mick O’Connor was the guest of honour at the launch in Fletcher's in Naas recently

The holding comprises an old farmyard and a derelict cottage, the latter offering clear scope for renovation or replacement (subject to planning permission)

Stephen Morrison is a third-generation beef farmer, and self-described “eco-warrior”

The countdown is now officially on for the return to Dingle this autumn, where the very best of Irish food and drink will be celebrated from Thursday 2 October to Sunday 5 October

Residents have noticed a new speed camera on the N7 near Kill

THE NAAS Roads Policing Unit recently carried out a targeted speed enforcement operation at Rathgorragh, Kill, following a number of public complaints about dangerous driving in the area.

Kildare stores celebrated their achievements at the Killashee Hotel, Naas

A number of speeding detections have been made

Well worth getting along to

Home-grown Kildare companies bring their products to local Supervalu stores

Concerns over road safety were expressed

Beggar’s End is the infamous, five-way crossroads near Punchestown, where eyes on the back of one’s head is almost a necessity

“It's really funny because we would have had the honeymoon phase at the beginning, like everybody's on their best behaviour, and then suddenly they're chasing each other in the garden with the sweeping brush.” 

The man’s body has since been taken to Naas General Hospital

“The awards recognise those who have gone above and beyond what is expected of them"

This heartfelt and humorous musical promises to be a showstopper.

The 'Post Bag' papers, edited by William O'Brien and Desmond Ryan, offer a valuable insight into Devoy's interactions with key Irish republican leaders of his day

“It has gone from strength to strength, definitely."

ATHGARVAN 1-12 KILL 1-9  Jordan Nolan Mullally scored six points as Athgarvan inflicted a defeat that could have major implications for Kill’s Junior Championship hopes in Manguard Park this evening.

Ray D’Arcy launched the programme for the 2024 Féile Liam O’Flynn

A well-known Kildare spot has been named Gastro Bar of the Year

Lizy died following a collision on the N59 in Newport Co Mayo

A point by Kill's Sam Lafferty ensured that the opening game of this year's Tom Cross Junior Football Championship ended in a draw

No arrests have been made and gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a robbery on the N7 in Co Kildare.