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    Athy, Ireland: The Heartbeat of New Musical Creations

    Athy, Ireland, a town rich in culture and history, is now making waves in the global music scene. Recent releases have beautifully captured the essence of Athy and its people,

  • Ireland’s Housing Crisis: A Capitalist Approach to Solutions

    Ireland's housing crisis has led to exorbitant property prices and rents, exacerbated by institutional investors and a lack of social housing. Despite government interventions, the situation worsens, signaling the need for market-based reforms. Solutions include reducing regulations, incentivizing private developments, lowering taxes, and reforming land-use laws to increase housing supply.

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    Meet the Musicians Making Waves in Athy: A Spotlight on Local Talent

    Musicians Making Waves in Athy

  • John Jack Donovan and Ryan Thompson in Athy Ireland

    The death has occurred of John (Jack) Donovan

    John Jack Donovan passed away on March 14th 2024 from Athy Ireland

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    Experience the Magic of Ireland: Top Destinations for Tourists

    "Discover Ireland's enchantment: from Dublin's rich culture to the Cliffs of Moher's breathtaking views, each destination promises an unforgettable, magical experience."

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    What is there to do in Athy Ireland?

    Certainly! When pondering activities in Athy, Ireland, explore its historical sites, relish the local cuisine, and immerse in the welcoming Irish culture.

  • Child Support Has Nothing to Do with Money

    In the festive whirlwind, it's vital to remember that the essence of child rearing goes beyond material gifts. As we celebrate Christmas, let's focus on offering our children what truly matters: our time, attention, love, and encouragement. These are the invaluable gifts that shape their emotional well-being and development, far outweighing any physical present we might place under the tree.

  • Athy’s Enchanting Evening: The Big Switch Lights Up the Town

    As the festive season approaches, Athy, Ireland, once again turned into a magical wonderland with the annual “Big Switch” Christmas lighting event, a spectacular display that lit up the town

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  • Athy Ireland Industrial revolution

    Athy’s Industrial Renaissance: Embracing Innovation with Local Businesses

    Athy, Ireland – The industrial landscape of Athy, a town nestled in the heart of south Kildare, has undergone a remarkable transformation over the years. From its early roots in

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  • Caragh's great run can continue as they approach Leinster semi-final
    And then there were four. The AIB Leinster Club Intermediate Football championship is down to the semi-final stages with Kildare champions, Caragh, facing up to St Mogue's of Fethard Co. Wexford. The other semi-final sees St Mearnog of Dublin taking on Garycastle of Westmeath. The Wexford side have
  • 'Man verbally abused and insulted partner'
    A man who verbally abused and insulted his partner appeared before Naas District court on an allegation of breaching a safety order. The court was told that the man was arrested by appointment and when charged he replied “I didn’t do anything.” The man was freed on bail but was told by the presiding
  • Shortage of community creches in Kildare is 'shocking'
    Kildare is grossly underserved by community creches, which offer community based and not-for-profit childcare services. However independent councillor and general election candidate Bill Clear says” the underinvestment in these around the county is shocking.” He said that Kildare is Ireland’s second
  • Cill Dara RFC to launch book on its almost 50 year history
    Cill Dara Rugby Football Club is set to unveil its first historical record, Paddock to Park, at a special gathering for club members and friends on Friday, November 22nd. The book offers a fascinating journey through the club’s nearly 50-year history, blending the stories of camaraderie, passion, an
  • Ellistown face tough challenge in Ballinagar for Leinster Junior final
    While Caragh will be doing their utmost to reach a Leinster final on Saturday at Intermediate grade, at the same time not too far away Kildare Junior champions, Ellistown, will be hoping to do a similar feat when they travel to The Faithful County of Offaly where they will take on their Junior count