“This is a special school that needs to be provided.”

An injunction against one woman was not enacted as she was heavily pregnant at the time

A busy route

“Would we not have a keen interest?”

Taking place next month

Exhibitors from across the country showcased services covering healthcare, rehabilitation, accessible transport, mobility equipment, tourism, education supports, sports opportunities, homecare, and advocacy

Counsel for one of the travellers suggested there might be discrimination in the case

This review will examine the suitability of the location, taking into account road safety considerations and potential impacts on future bus scheduling.

This year’s programme includes new attractions and experiences

Great work being done in the schools

One woman has lived on the Curragh in a caravan since last year

"This sort of large-scale encampment was not a feature of life on the Curragh in the past.”

Best of luck Ali!

"This kind of damage to the greens causes great inconvenience and upset and is downright shameful behaviour"

A superb event

Congrats to all the commissioned officers!

There is currently a queue back to The Curragh

Good news

Well done to all involved

“While it’s unusual, it’s not impossible"

The GP admitted to poor professional performance

Disappointing news

"I am shocked to see the conditions students and the staff team are having to learn and work in."

“The Curragh is the heart of Kildare. Nearly every person in the area has a special fondness for it, and that needs to be protected,” the Kildare senator stated 

Kildare County Archivist, Karel Kiely, spoke with the Kildare Nationalist about the recently digitised autograph book

“I was in the back of the car videoing it.” 

“I’m thinking of getting out of this job"

The hotel denied liability for the fall and fully contested the claim

A huge lover of sports and fitness, Fr Fitzpatrick played football for Moorestown and Ellistown and represented the Diocesan teams in many places.

It’s the Curragh’s October race meeting, the second last of the season, and Saturday's eight-race card features the Listed Brigid’s Pastures Stakes, alongside two maidens and five handicap races.

‘Óglaigh na hÉireann is committed to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of its personnel and their families.'

“This should be of utmost priority."

The coroner also recommended that the defence forces improve its communications as she was aware of “highly inappropriate” information in the way news of the deceased’s death was disclosed.

“I give him bail and hear on the news someone got stabbed on the canal, the whole world will be banging on my door."

Competition of quite a different kind on the Curragh Racecourse

New bye-laws for fines also mooted

Anna Marie was wearing a vintage Karen Millen suit that was in her wardrobe for the last 15 years!

Graduates of St Anne's special school had a great send off, celebrating their fantastic achievements

Luke O’Neill from Ballymore Eustace won Gold!

“It appears they’ve gone.” 

A day to remember at the Curragh

More than 80 caravans, believed to be occupied by members of the Traveller Community who come over from England and France for the summer, had parked at a number of different locations on the Curragh plain since March

Department principal officer of property management, Eoin McDonnell, said "mountains of rubbish" have been left behind by the transient and changing groups of caravan occupants, who the court heard are believed to be members of the Travelling community