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Plans to provide extra links to Kildare greenway

Plans to provide extra links to  Kildare greenway

The Emerald Isle’s love affair with greenways is showing no signs of slowing down, and we couldn’t be more delighted! The latest development in this grand romance is the proposed extension of the Naas-Sallins Greenway, which promises to bring even more joy and excitement to the good people of Kildare. But, as with all great

PREVIEW: Kildare champions Naas will carry confidence into thrilling clash with St Martin's

PREVIEW: Kildare champions Naas will carry confidence into thrilling clash with St Martin's

The thrill of the hurling season is upon us, and what a cracking match we have in store for ye on Sunday, November 23rd! The mighty Naas hurlers, fresh from their Kildare championship win, are set to take on the formidable St Martin’s of Wexford in the AIB Leinster Senior Club Hurling semi-final at the

Kildare's main hospital among the most overcrowded in Ireland today

Kildare's main hospital among the most overcrowded in Ireland today

The Emerald Isle, where the craic is mighty and the hospital waiting rooms are mightier. It’s a grand day to be Irish, but not so grand if you’re stuck on a trolley in the hallway of Naas Hospital, waiting for a bed to become available. Alas, that’s the reality for many a poor soul in

11 people on trolleys at Kildare's main hospital today

11 people on trolleys at Kildare's main hospital today

Trolley Wars: The Battle for a Bed in Ireland’s Hospitals Ah, the infamous hospital trolley, a staple of Irish healthcare (or lack thereof). It’s a sight all too familiar to many of us: a poor soul, languishing on a trolley in a crowded hospital corridor, waiting for a bed to become available. And today, dear

Kildare 'should make the most of EU funding'

Kildare 'should make the most of EU funding'

"Ah, Go On, Kildare! Let’s Get Our Hands on That EU Funding!" As we all know, the Europeans have always been good to us Irish. From funding our lovely rural roads to supporting our farmers, the EU has been a steadfast friend to our Emerald Isle. And now, one of our own, Cllr Evie Sammon,

Kildare residents are being urged to get out of their cars

Kildare residents are being urged to get out of their cars

Get Out and Get Moving, Kildare! Ah, the joys of life in County Kildare! Where the rolling green hills, picturesque villages, and friendly faces make it a grand place to call home. But, let’s be honest, we Irish love our cars almost as much as we love a good chat and a pint down at

New €3m water supply project will eliminate arsenic risk in this Kildare area

New €3m  water supply project will eliminate arsenic risk in this Kildare area

The Craic is Good: Kilteel’s Water Woes are Down the Drain! Ah, the Emerald Isle, where the grass is always greener and the water… well, not always as clean as we’d like. But fear not, dear readers, for the good people of Kilteel, Naas, can rest easy knowing that their water supply is about to

Kildare County Council can't ban Israeli goods

Kildare County Council can't ban Israeli goods

The Emerald Isle’s penchant for standing up for what’s right and giving the world a piece of their mind is legendary. And, me boyos, it seems like Kildare County Council is at it again, tackling the thorny issue of Israeli occupied territories in Palestine. Now, we all know the Irish have a soft spot for

PICTURES: All the snaps from the Naas RFC Women's Rugby day

PICTURES: All the snaps from the Naas RFC Women's Rugby day

The Emerald Isle, where the love of rugby is only rivalled by the love of a good craic! And what better way to showcase the sporting spirit of the ladies of Naas RFC than with a rip-roaring Women’s Rugby Day? As the saying goes, “a picture paints a thousand words,” and the snaps from this

Foreign-registered cars 'allowed to park for weeks' in Kildare

Foreign-registered cars 'allowed to park for weeks' in Kildare

The Great Kildare Car Conundrum: Foreign Vehicles Taking Over Our Parking Spots Ah, Kildare, the land of saints and scholars, where the grass is always greener and the parking spots are always… well, occupied by foreign-registered cars, it seems. In a bizarre turn of events, vehicles with plates from outside the Emerald Isle are being

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