Sofa in Dune washable brushed cotton
22/01/2020
22/01/2020
Sofa in Dune washable brushed cotton
Caragh Nurseries quirky design studio = all size of gardens and patios or open spaces can be designed to meet your family's needs
An open plan design by Aspire Design featured in Ireland's Homes Interiors and Living and also, Irish Interiors magazine PICS: Aspire Design
Gail Murphy of Gail's Rails is delighted to become a Brand Ambassador for the Crossings Toyota Naas PICS: Aishling Conway
Beth, a stray cat had been living underneath the Nativity Crib on Main Street, Newbridge for several days, but happily has now been rescued and found her forever home.
Selection of books by Kildare authors available at local bookstores, photo taken at Barker & Jones, Naas
Santa Claus
The trumpet player
Betula Jaquiemontii with their distinctive white stems
File Photo
Neither father or daughter will have a tax liability for the exchange
Planting a double row hedge using bare root plants properly
See the all new Santa centre with a canteen, manger, play area, post office and one to one meeting with Santa and his elves nex weekend
The Morgan Hotel's inviting lobby and gold Christmas tree
Johnny Magory gift box
As a lazy gardener, I'm only getting round to topping up my boxes and baskets for the winter
GAA pundit Joe Brolly who will officially launch 'The Chaser' for Ballymore Eustace GFC tonight in Paddy Murphy's, Ballymore Eustace at 9pm, all welcome!
The Good Father stars Brian Lyons as Tim and Clodagh Cummins as Jane in this heart-felt tale of love and redemption
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Snow on the M7 during March 2018
Gardaí and family appeal for information on twenty seven year old Helvijs from Portlaoise, who works at Aldi Distribution Centre, Naas
The late Geraldine O'Brien
A photo of the front of the stolen car
The late Anna Morrin
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Naas Garda Station
Missing Helvijs has been spotted in Dublin; witness stated "He didn't look well".
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