This is the second-year members of Kildare Civil Defence have achieved national titles as trauma medics

The doctor said he would rely on international medical studies about Covid-19 vaccines rather than “get tied up with the minutiae of HSE guidelines” about their use

“Daria goes above and beyond the expected norm"

A five-fold increase in a decade

IN probably the smartest partnership between booze and Uni yet considered, Irish Distillers and Maynooth University Ireland are developing an agri-robot to improve the sustainability of cereal crop production through a two-year bursary.

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

This initiative will welcome individuals and families living with disabilities or additional needs

A positive step for the town

The conference brought together individuals and expert groups, showcasing the wide range of work in ecology, nature and biodiversity across Co Kildare

This will be a fantastic sight for the town

TWO Kildare natives won top places at Generation Apprenticeship ‘Apprentice of the Year’ awards 2024. Kilcullen native Bronwyn Villis was named Ireland’s Apprentice of the Year, beating 400 outstanding apprentices from across the country.

Garda Ronan Fahy said the rear wheels of the van had passed over the victim and she was trapped under the vehicle

“a man of minimal needs who leads a simple life”

“lucky to be walking away with his liberty”

In a powerful victim impact statement read at an earlier hearing, the woman outlined the emotional and psychological effects of the abuse on her

The investigating garda told Judge Geraldine Carthy that gardaí found 49 images and 18 videos on the boy’s phone

"Stay away from fireworks this Halloween"

Darren Quigley died on Monday 21 October at approximately 11.30pm after he was fatally stabbed four times

“The Curragh is one of the most open and accessible areas in the country, and while none of us would wish to see this level of accessibility diminished, it has resulted in the use of the plains for illegal camping and dumping."

“Why would you do it?”