Sep 11
The Boys in Green (and Yellow, and every other color of the rainbow, because let’s be honest, Irish teams have the most stylish jerseys) are at it again. This time, it’s the lads from Clane who are making waves in the UPMC SHC B, and I’ve got the scoop for you. As the sun began
Sep 10
The Crack of the Bowl: Rathcoffey’s Annual Tournament Brings Community Together As the summer sun began to set on the quaint village of Rathcoffey, a sense of excitement and competition filled the air. The annual Rathcoffey Bowls Tournament had descended upon the community, bringing with it a whirlwind of excitement, camaraderie, and of course, a
Sep 09
The Emerald Isle, where the love of sport is only rivalled by the love of a good pint of Guinness. And speaking of sport, the Kildare GAA fixtures are always a hot topic of conversation among the locals. This week is no exception, with championship action in both hurling and football that’s sure to get
Sep 08
The Emerald Isle, where the craic is mighty and the graveyards are, well, not so footpath-friendly, it seems. In the fair county of Kildare, a call has gone out to upgrade the footpaths in Allen Cemetery, because, as we all know, there’s no rest for the wicked, nor a decent stroll for the mournful, without
Sep 07
Begorrah, are ye lookin’ for a night to remember in the quaint village of Rathangan? Well, ye’re in luck because Culture Night is just around the corner, and this year’s event promises to be a real treat. On Friday, September 19, from 5 pm to 6:30 pm, the lovely Rathangan Library will be hostin’ a
Sep 06
The Craic Was Mighty: A Thrilling Round 5 of JFC ’twas a night to remember, so it was, as the lads from Rathcoffey took on the brave bunch from Robertstown in the Tom Cross JFC Round 5. The excitement was palpable, the tension was tangible, and the craic was mighty as these two teams clashed
Sep 04
The Boys in Green (and Red) are Back in Town: Sallins’ Smashing Victory in the IFC Bless your heart, it’s a grand day to be a Sallins fan, isn’t it? The lads from the Naas Road outfit took to the hallowed grounds of St. Conleth’s Park in Newbridge, and by the saints, they gave Round
Sep 03
The Fair Town of Naas: In Dire Need of a Safe Crossing As I sat sippin’ a pint of the black stuff at the local pub, I heard the most astonishing tale. It seems that the good people of Naas have been cryin’ out for a new pedestrian crossing on the Ballymore Road, right next
Sep 02
The Emerald Isle, where the grass is always greener and the cars are, well, not so much. It seems that Kildare motorists are holding on to their trusty old vehicles, and it’s costing them dear. New figures from Close Brothers Motor Finance have revealed that a whopping 17.99% of cars in Kildare are registered 2009
Sep 01
The Emerald Isle, where the love of literature flows like a pint of Guinness on a Friday night. And what’s better than gettin’ lost in a good book, than gettin’ lost in a good bookshop? The An Post Irish Book Awards are at it again, searchin’ high and low for the best bookshop in all