File Photograph. Publican Vivian Carroll of Judge Roy Beans in Newbridge is among the Kildare publicans who gave their thoughts on the current state of the pub industry.
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10 Aug 2022
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A planning application was submitted to Kildare County Council for the demolition of an existing bungalow in Kildare town.
Being proposed for the site on Melitta Road is the construction of a two-storey and three-storey apartment block.
The block will contain 8 two-bedroom apartments.
A new entrance will also be made off Melitta road with on site parking.
The site is located between the Melitta Road junction with Station Road and the Centra store.
The total construction value of the project is estimated at €1.8m.
Volunteers with the IRC have been helping Ukrainian refugees who are residing at Maynooth University.
Castledermot pip Sallins to claim huge victory in Kildare IFC
Kildare North TD Réada Cronin
Nurney's Andrew Behan slips away from the covering Monasterevan Gary Morrissey in their IFC clash, Photo by Sean Brilly
Water gushing out of the hydrant near the R445 (Photo: Cllr Fiona McLoughlin Healy/Facebook
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