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One appeared from custody charged with “urinating all over the floor” of a cubicle in Naas A&E

Allegations made against the man include physical violence, verbal abuse in front of the children including calling her a “c*nt” and destruction of a sentimental tree

The defendant, a Pakistani native who cannot be named to protect the victim’s identity, was 25 at the time of the incident

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“I don't feel anything. I'm numb. I'm just getting up in the morning, doing what I have to do, you know, I'm on autopilot."

"There are no words that can console the family at this time or anytime of the year."

The increases are expected to make full-time childcare inaccessible for many families in Kildare

In total, 54 students received awards named in honour of individuals and organisations who have played a leading role in the life of Dublin City University and in wider Irish society.

The PAC heard that after the charity bought the period house near Johnstown money was spent on a peacock enclosure

“The background to all of this is substance abuse"

To participate, teachers are asked to facilitate a six-week programme aiming to increase the amount of spoken Irish in the four weeks leading up to and during ‘Seachtain na Gaeilge’.

A book of evidence is awaited in the case

The Killashee took home two awards at this year's awards

The development, which was applied for in July, will also call for the construction of a sizeable 105-space car park

The fire service responded to the incident yesterday evening

Judge McMullan noted that he “does not come to the court as a person of previous good character”

Kildare students got a chance to speak about important topics at the Seanad na nÓg meeting at Seanad Éireann

“If someone broke into your home and stole your iPhone or your laptop or your bike, you wouldn’t like it"

Cllr Dooley emphasised the need to put “pressure” on TII to deliver upgrades to the area.