The site of the new development on the R407 road into Clane
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20 May 2022
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20 May 2022
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Naas CBS students with Cllr Bill Clear, John Cahill and principal Ben Travers
John Cahill of Cahill Cycles, Naas and Cllr Bill Clear have combined to sponsor bicycle lights for Naas CBS students who are studying late in the school, to ensure their safety as they cycle home.
"Thanks to John Cahill who was eager to help once I approached him with the idea," Cllr Clear said.
"We wanted to make sure that the students from the CBS didn't have to choose between studying and getting around on their bikes.
"Getting school kids to cycle to school, rather than being driven, is hugely important for reducing traffic congestion in Naas and other towns in Kildare. School transport is a considerable proportion of the traffic that clogs our urban areas at rush hour."
Shane Ryan wins the ball from Sligo's Niall Kilcullen in Round 5 of the Christy Ring Cup at St Conleth's Park, Newbridge, on Saturday. Photo: Michael Anderson
Newbridge visitors to Bad Lippspringe in 2019
The Punchestown Vaccination and Test Centre Volunteers
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