Shoppers shocked amid topless fight inside Whitewater Shopping Centre in Newbridge
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08 Sept 2025
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The official logo for Kildare town Community First Responders. Picture credit: Kildare town Community First Responders via Facebook
Open training sessions are due to be held once again by Kildare town Community Responders.
It follows after the group released an open call for new volunteers to join its ranks.
The organisers of the sessions said that attendees will learn lifesaving skills.
They also said that the sessions are open to everyone, and no prior experience is needed.
The sessions will begin tomorrow (Tuesday, September 9, 2025) at 7.30pm inside Kildare town Educate Together National School.
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