Jan 20
Céad mile fáilte! (That’s “a hundred thousand welcomes” to our non-Gaelic speaking friends!) to the most side-splitting, rib-tickling, and downright entertaining event of the season: Agatha Twisty in Pantoland, presented by the inimitable Kill Musical & Dramatic Society in the lovely town of Kill, County Kildare! As the curtains draw open on Tuesday night, January
Jan 19
The Craic is Mighty: Kildare Couple’s Quest for a Place to Call Home In the land of shamrocks and shillelaghs, where the wit is sharp and the humor is sharper, a Kildare couple has found themselves in a bit of a pickle. With the housing crisis reachin’ fever pitch, this pair has taken to social
Jan 18
The Emerald Isle, where the craic is mighty and the politics are always lively. This week, Deputy Aidan Farrelly, the TD for Kildare North, was having a right old go at the government in the Dáil. It seems the good people of Prosperous and north-west Kildare have been taken for a spin, led down the
Jan 17
The Joys of Decluttering: How a Kildare Mother is Bringing Order to Chaos with Her New Venture Ah, the joys of decluttering! Is there anything quite like the feeling of transforming a cluttered, chaotic space into a serene and organized oasis? For Lorraine Smith, a mother of two from Narraghmore, Co Kildare, the answer is
Jan 16
The Craic in the Courts: A Tale of Woe and Wonder in Naas District Court Ah, the courts of Ireland, where the drama never ceases to amaze and the wit never fails to impress. In a recent sitting of the Naas District Court, a right old kerfuffle erupted, leaving all in attendance agog with wonder.
Jan 14
The Emerald Isle, where the grass is always greener, but unfortunately, the hospital waiting rooms are always fuller. It’s a cryin’ shame, to be sure, but the numbers don’t lie. In 2025, a whoppin’ 114,000 people were admitted to hospitals across the country on trolleys, with Naas Hospital in County Kildare treatin’ a staggering 2,276
Jan 13
The Emerald Isle, where the grass is always greener, the Guinness is always flowing, and the courts are always filled with tales of woe and wit. In a recent family law hearing at Naas District Court, a judge laid down the law to a hapless gent, warning him that if he didn’t cough up the
Jan 12
The Price of a Stamp Just Went Up, and We’re Feeling a Wee Bit Mugged Ah, the humble stamp. A staple of Irish life, and a necessity for anyone who still believes in the art of handwritten letters (and let’s be honest, who doesn’t love getting a surprise in the post?). But, alas, the price
Jan 11
The Spirit of Christmas Alive and Kicking in Kildare: The Naas GOAL Mile As the snowflakes gently fell on the Emerald Isle on Christmas Day, 2025, the people of Kildare were not ones to let a bit of chill in the air dampen their festive spirits. In fact, they were out in force, burning off
Jan 10
The Emerald Isle, where the grass is always greener, but it seems not green enough for the good people of Kildare. A right old kerfuffle has erupted in the fair county, and it’s all about a patch of land in the Sarto area of Naas. It appears that Kildare County Council has big plans to