Thirty-five years on, gardaí believe that individuals may still hold vital information that could assist in identifying and bringing those responsible to justice.

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

From Dr Marie Cassidy to Fionnán Sheahan

“There might be a softening in a few years when supply catches up with demand, but not right now."

There were 26 winners of the Future Makers Awards, established in 2009, and it is a DCCI initiative which recognises talent, potential and creativity

"It’s not as jaunty as previous books, but they just keep on coming"

The man has been in custody since 29 August

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

The Carton House resort has regularly hosted training camps for the Irish men's rugby team and the venue enhanced its reputation in the sporting arena when hosting the 2025 and 2024 KPMG Women’s Irish Open at the resort’s O’Meara golf course.

Some of those interviewed are directly or indirectly involved in the music business, while others have nothing to do with the business at all, but are huge music fans afflicted with the record collecting bug.

The collision involving a motorcycle and a truck occurred on the R148 at Killickaweeny shortly before midday 

While a BSc in General Nursing will be the core programme, the school will later incorporate other areas of nursing, and is expanding to postgraduate programmes, and research and innovation

A unique opportunity for farmers and equestiran enthusiasts according to the auctioneer

There was strong demand again this year for courses in key STEM disciplines such as Engineering

"These awards shine a spotlight on the passion and professionalism"

This Culture Night, on 19 September, the society are planning an unforgettable evening of theatre and song, set against the stunning backdrop of The Abbey in the centre of Clane

The national winners of this prestigious competition known affectionately as the ‘Community Oscars’ will be revealed at a Gala Awards ceremony in Limerick this November

For over 20 years, the Student Enterprise Programme has been a staple on the secondary school calendar in Kildare

The land is being sold freehold with a guide price of €600,000.

'My thoughts are with everyone involved in the most recent accident at Dag Welds Cross'

The winner will receive a cash prize of €15,000 and will be commissioned to create a work for the National Portrait Collection, for which they will be awarded a further €5,000.

The defendant allegedly posted videos of the cash on Snapchat to friends with details about the raid minutes after it took place on 17 July.

Very impressive from the Kildare group

Over the course of the week, there will be music and live DJ’s on The Kildare Lawn on the 16th hole from 12pm to 5pm each day.

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

Fantastic achievements!

Great money to raise on one day

"Ryan Kearney, you don't deserve the privilege of being a free man"

“This initiative will open up new opportunities for students across Kildare and beyond to pursue careers in healthcare."

“It’s the fastest growing sport in the world, and it’s easy to see why"

Congrats to all the teams

Fr Jim worked as a mechanic before joining the priesthood in 1985

The project is important because the treatment plant in Ringsend is currently at full capacity

“I’ve done my best for you, but you got to get a grip on yourself"

With rising population and overstretched services, Kildare representatives discuss the possibility of building a new town

Kildare commuters were stuck in traffic this morning due to the protest

The house is to be built a very short distance away from the factory

Mr Carey, with an address before the court in Kildare entered guilty pleas to 10 counts of dishonestly inducing people to pay him money

A large crowd attended the event to honour the iconic Republican figure who is regarded as the ‘Father of Republicanism’.

Congrats to all involved!

A man called who died tragically just over two weeks after the caravan's arrival, told centre staff he had used his last €100 to have it towed there, and that he was going nowhere until Kildare County Council housed him and his family

Led by Dr Tríona Stokes, of Maynooth University’s Froebel Department of Primary and Early Childhood Education

The damage was caused between late April and early May