20/07/2019
20/07/2019
Megan O'Neill is pictured by Lou Morris Photography
Marty Morrissey and Peco the Clown horsing around with judges for Kerrygold Fashion on the Field this afternoon at the Curragh Racecourse
File photo: Racing at Mondello Park, Naas, Co Kildare
Nathan Carter, headline act for Celbridge Country Music Festival on August 3
Pic: Katelynn Phelan is the youngest professional boxer in the country and will fight in the Neptune Stadium in Cork tomorrow Saturday July 20 from 7.30pm. Pic Shannon Flanagan Photography
Gordon Lord Byron, pictured with Jessica Cahalan, will make his 100th career start in the Group 2 Paddy Power Minstrel Stakes at the Curragh on Saturday. Photo: Racing Post Images
The Bell family at the official opening of the Sunflower Room, dedicated to the late Julieanne Bell, RIP
Pic: An Garda Síochána Twitter
No 1 Fitness participants in last year's Cycle for Crumlin. Photo Aishling Conway
'Girls in London' is the debut novel from Naas author Kelsey Jade Higgins
Kildare ladies who beat Limerick by 10 points last weekend will face Sligo on Sunday in Round 2 TG4 All Ireland Championship
Rachel Cribbin, Balyna will line out for Kildare ladies today against Limerick
Ryston Pitch & Putt Club will proudly present the national Strokesplay Championships on Saturday 13 and Sunday, July 14
Co Kildare All-Ireland Champions who defeated Galway in 1919
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Pictured: Peter Nallen and Minister Doyle
Pic: An Garda Síochána Twitter
Pic: An Garda Síochána Twitter
The Bell family at the official opening of the Sunflower Room, dedicated to the late Julieanne Bell, RIP
Irish weather forecast says temperatures could hit 28 degrees next week
Nathan Carter, headline act for Celbridge Country Music Festival on August 3
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