The late Frank Ennis, Carmel McDermott and Pat Curran
26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Garda Alwyn Howard of Naas Roads Policing Unit
Garda Alwyn Howard of Naas Roads Policing Unit attended National University of Ireland Maynooth yesterday to tackle road safety among students.
As part of the weekly Garda Clinic, Garda Howard gave a practical demonstration on various aspects of road safety to students and staff.
These aspects include speeding on the roads, texting or holding a mobile phone while driving and not wearing a seat belt.
Last Thursday, September 26 Kildare gardai carried out Project Edward as part of 'European Day Without A Road Death'.
Motorists were asked to slow down and support the EU wide day of action to prevent collisions, death and serious injuries on the roads.
Organised by TISPOL, the European Traffic Police Network, and supported by Gardai and the Road Safety Authority, Project Edward brings together everyone with an interest in reducing the number of people killed on our roads.
It has been described as a simple yet highly effective awareness-raiser of road safety for the past four years.
Santa Claus with Derek, Dervla and Conor Hynes in 2019
Cllr Tracey O'Dwyer
An EVOFIT of one suspect who was armed with a knife, approx. 19-21 years old. 5’9’’ in height with short brown hair, thin build, and wearing a green hoodie
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