Smoke drifts from a fire at the Naas Shopping Centre in 2017, before it was sold
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EXPLAINED: What are the restrictions on public transport under Level 5?
Public transport will operate at 25% capacity for the purposes of allowing those providing essential services to get to work under Level 5.
Other people are advised not to use public transport unless absolutely essential. School transport is unaffected by these restrictions as schools remain open.
Face coverings must be worn on public transport and people are being advised to walk or cycle where possible.
Multiple arrests made as detectives swoop on League of Ireland match-fixing scandal
yan Sinkey of Kildare in action against Nathan Fitzgerald of Dublin during the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Football Championship Final
Minister of Health Stephen Donnelly’s tweet included a video about the Cabinet decision to support the relocation of the National Maternity Hospital received hundreds of retweets. Pic: Twitter
The roundabout at Kilcullen Road, Naas
Kildare County Council announced the news. File Pic
39,000 Irish farmers to receive millions of euro in GLAS payments this week
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