18/02/2020
18/02/2020
Cllr Peggy O'Dwyer standing in the flooding in this Newbridge estate, with members of the emergency services and Kildare County Council trying to curtail the problem
Athy model school
There were 184 people homeless in Kildare last December
Host Roisin Feeney says ordinary people, not politicians, should start conversation
Gardaí recovered body parts from the Grand Canal near Sallins, which were later identified as those of Kenneth O'Brien
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17/02/20
Rathangan
Rathangan man Brian Dowling and dance partner Laura Nolan loose out fellow Kildare celebrity Sinead O'Connor
Missing: Beatrice Coughlan
Millgrove Stud, Bracknagh, Rathangan
Dave Patchell, Dermot Maguire, Andy Stalland and Austin Daly
Jimmy Earle and Alan Kerry of Kildare South Dublin Local Link
Aaron Dunne from Newbridge
photo: mick anderson
Shane O'Sullivan spins clear from the in rushing Bill Carroll of Offaly during the Leinster U20 Football Championship game played at St Conleths Park, Newbridge
Grace Clifford, captain Kildare ladies
Heavy rainfall during Storm Ciara followed by frost and snow resulted in the fixture at Punchestown this week being cancelled twice
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Cllr Peggy O'Dwyer standing in the flooding in this Newbridge estate, with members of the emergency services and Kildare County Council trying to curtail the problem
Missing: Beatrice Coughlan
Rathangan man Brian Dowling and dance partner Laura Nolan loose out fellow Kildare celebrity Sinead O'Connor
You could save on your mortgage repayments
Making Cents column
Gardaí recovered body parts from the Grand Canal near Sallins, which were later identified as those of Kenneth O'Brien
Athy model school
The Cemex site in Naas
The scene at Kilcullen Road, Naas, this afternoon
photo: mick anderson
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