Local News from Wednesday, May 7th, 2025

Tomorrow morning's Kildare Today show will cover this in more detail.

The car, which had no registration plates, was later found burnt out in Clondalkin.

Local resident 'Tom', who lives near the encampment, reported the issue to Kildare County Council after experiencing disturbances, including dogs barking and howling throughout the night.

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The Health Information and Quality Authority has launched a public consultation to gather opinions.

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He said it doesn't make sense that a bus driver could bring children anywhere in the country on a private bus but not to a school.

The company said the site was chosen for its proximity to the national grid and the new EirGrid Bracklone 110kV substation.

It follows a request by Social Democrats Cllr Peter Melrose, who said the figures will provide key insights into how the district compares to the average.

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The Alliance for Insurance Reform is urging a public debate on a proposed 17 per cent hike in personal injury awards.

Meanwhile, workers at Intel's Leixlip plant could have to wait until July to learn if their jobs will be impacted by the company's reduction of its global workforce.

The offence involved one video and three images between January 22 and April 23, 2023.