It's on the agenda 

‘we’re out in force. If you’re not road legal — we’ll find you and we’ll seize your vehicle'

“The boy is his own child?”

The chargers remain without commercial ownership and are disconnected

"You feel like a family, always welcoming to everybody, and have the same values and principles that we have in our family"

The event will be chaired by a local member of The Kildare Palestine Solidarity Campaign

The permission, with a number of additional conditions, was confirmed earlier this month to Kilkenny developer Baidera Properties, in the care of Martin Gittens

Great idea!

THERE was a great turnout as the inaugural Disability Show, which took place in the Curragh Racecourse last week. {element}The event aimed to bring together a wide variety of services, supports, products and innovations to help improve everyday life.

Additional places coming on stream to towards the end of the year. 

“The injured part doesn’t want to make a fuss about it"

Decision by September

St Paul’s Secondary School in Monasterevin and Scoil Dara, Kilcock took part 

A curved steel bridge similar to the bridge installed in Sallins last year is proposed

There were added tensions because of the parking of van

Stronger Starts Cooks is a new, free six-week programme

A DOG owner told a court last week that he has paid a donation to a canine charity and was willing to pay compensation to injured parties after his two dogs attacked them.

The homes are expected to be ready for occupation by autumn 2025

The original concept was developed by Mathematics teacher, Bob Moses, who realised that pupils not being taught algebra at an early age later achieved lower educational grades.

Over 220 homes have been granted permission in the Athy area in recent years