The plan also provided for the potential to extend links along back roads to Yellow Bog and The Curragh.

COMPLETING the €1 million Kilcullen GAA Field of Dreams project shows what is possible when everyone works together as a community, the club chairman, Trevor Schwer told the large crowd at the recent grand opening.

WHEN it comes to noticing if there might be a hidden vision issue for a child who doesn't seem to be learning well, teachers are well placed to notice first. But that's not part of their training.

“It makes me smile every time I go up there"

Gráinne Kenneally scored 2-3 to keep Eadestown on track for a sixth successive title

A COMBINATION of community vigilance and rapid action by Kilcullen Gardai led to the catching of illegal dumpers who left their refuse repeatedly at the gates of a local cemetery. They now face a court appearance and fines.

Mischa died last December, having lived in Kilcullen since 1992

The green is an iconic place, down the hill from the famous round tower, the last remains of the ancient monastic settlement

One local suggested that, if caught, the miscreants should be made to work for a week at the local recycling centre

The event celebrated Indian culture and emphasised the importance of integration, community spirit, and diversity in County Kildare

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A YOUNG Kilcullen dancer who recently got to perform with the current Riverdance show in Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre says she would love to become a professional dancer.

"The medals are a very significant achievement£

"You should be incredibly proud of yourselves and everything you have done to date"

Kilcullen could be see yet another new estate

Founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg offered to buy a local Kilcullen estate 

Currently, there is no funding available for the proposed works.

These guys are a pair who don’t hang around

"The organisers told us when we had won our grant that what we planned was exactly the kind of thing they'd hoped they would get."

All eyes were on Brendan Cawley on Sunday as he refereed the biggest football match on the GAA calendar but three days later it was back to the basics as he officiated an U14G Championship game