Month: May 2021

Kildare Now Feed

• Residents are up in arms over homeless shelter
  A group of local residents are complaining about the impact that a homeless shelter near Naas is having on their community. Kerdiffstown House opened around the end of 2018 to provide short term emergency accommodation for homeless people at Johnstown. The project is supported by Kildare County Coun
• Willie McCreery reflects and reminisces on a glorious career
  Kevin O’Callaghan’s recent comments about being a fitness trainer and how “you can still potentially make a county panel if you put the right work in” drew the ire of all the usual suspects who, instead of watching games for enjoyment, spend their time yearning for days gone by. Clane’s Willie McCre
• Ex boyfriend is sending up to 500 texts a day to woman, court told
  A woman claimed at a Naas District Court sitting that her former boyfriend sends her 400 to 500 text messages a day. The woman was seeking court protection under family law legislation. She alleged that her ex boyfriend is sending the texts and she also claimed that he had assaulted her. Read more K
• Kildare Co Council grants permission for €6m car showroom facility
  Kildare County Council has granted planning permission for a new car showroom facility worth €6m in Kilcullen. The facility is earmarked for the Naas Road in Kilcullen. Bella Enterprises Limited wants to construct a new showroom for the sale of motor vehicles, to include an entrance lobby, display a
• Teagasc hosting forest walks focusing on proactive forest management
  This spring, Teagasc invites forest owners and enthusiasts to a series of fascinating forest walks focusing on proactive forest management. Scheduled throughout Ireland, this series of eight walks will showcase a range of strategies and practices in forest management; helping participants to not onl