All hubs are expected to be completed during 2025

Once again the technical oversight of the tree planting day was by Catriona Taylor of Blessington Lakes Garden Centre

A Third Year student at Kilcullen's Cross and Passion College was a member of the Irish Junior darts team at the DartAsylum JDC World Cup held in Gibraltar last week.

To attract and retain staff, the company is offering higher wage rates than many larger competitors

"With the winter now set in they will help keep our members safe when out on calls in the dark, and also keep us warm"

It's also providing employment for service users at Bridge Camphill!

One award went to a woman who spearheaded the development of a Covid vaccine credited with saving the lives of up to 6 million people. A trio of local people who saved the life of a person during a medical emergency were also honoured.

A final lap of honour was carried out by longtime club stalwarts Betty and Michael Lambe to conclude the day

Ger Peacocke has retired the shoe repairs shop which his late father Hugh had established in 1957

They are among 4,000 graduates this year at SETU

This should be great fun!

In addition to presentations from the Kilcullen Writers Group, participants from beyond Kilcullen also treated the full house to an eclectic mix of prose, poetry, and music.

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

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.

Proceeds from the sale of the calendar will go to the Oncology/Haematology Day Unit in Naas Hospital

"The speed of the lorries coming down that hill…"

Lesley Kelly's work was chosen from those of some 1,500 other artists and designers on the register of the Design & Craft Council of Ireland

About 70 of their youngest members turned out recently for the launch of the 'Kilcullen to Kroker' sponsored event.

"I had great times on the Curragh. I don't regret a minute of it and I wouldn't change a thing." 

He claims deaf students are unfairly disadvantaged