The application was submitted by Muiríosa Foundation, a voluntary health organisation “dedicated to empowering Autistic individuals and people with intellectual disabilities.” 

“There was mayhem between Kill and Johnstown"

Kildare Council's Transport Department confirmed that a bus route linking Kildare Train Station to Newbridge Train Station is in the works

Gardaí arrested the man this morning on suspicion of the murder of Ryan Gibbons from Kildare Town

It was claimed the speed van was “sneakily hidden between two trailers on the widest and straightest part of the road”

“It doesn’t get lower than that"

“I have criticised the state on this before, but there is something wrong with the system."

“He’s wild with alcohol, a threat"

One councillor said there was "no rationale" behind one aspect of the forthcoming budget

With Naas District Court now running five days a week, as well as the circuit court in session at the moment as well, there could be a throughput of as many as 300 people a day on the steps of the building.

The court that the defendant had got into a fight in prison

Circular.ie, would specifically like to invite organisations from Kildare to apply for these grants

“While I welcome this news, I am disappointed in the long delays in carrying out the repair work and now the additional time to get the lights reconnected,” said Deputy Mark Wall

The road is going to have to carry a lot more additional HGVs

Kildare County Council made the successful application in early 2024, securing a total of €3.861m for the county, of which €3.044m was allocated for the remedial work in Kilteel

The man was granted a protection order against his allegedly violent wife

Gardaí are continuing to appeal for information into the death of Ryan Gibbons

The inquiry chair said professional misconduct is conduct which is “outrageous, disgraceful or immoral in character” and which could lead to a decline of the standing of the profession and the loss of public confidence in doctors

KILDARE South TD Shónagh Ní Raghallaigh has criticised the government for not doing enough to provide for the right of every child in this state to receive an education through the medium of Irish.

KILDARE graduates were among those celebration at the South East Technological University’s (SETU) annual conferring ceremonies last week.