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06 Sept 2025
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Monread Park, Naas
A dog park could be on the agenda for Naas.
Naas Mayor Evie Sammon wants to know if a dog park is being considered as part of an upgrade planned for Monread Park.
Another councillor, Bill Clear, previously asked if a dog park is being considered by Kildare County Council and he suggested a site at Millennium Park.
He estimates there are 10,000 dogs in the Naas area, including Kill, Sallins and Ballymore.
He said there was some opposition within the Monread area after a dog park opened on experimental basis on three summer Saturdays in 2018 at Monread Park.
KCC has previously indicated that the only place in its ownership that may facilitate a dog park is Monread Park.
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