Local News from Thursday, November 27th, 2025

He's been named Ciarán.

Osberstown Cottage, near Naas, will provide short-term accommodation for up to five women at a time. It’s designed to help residents move from emergency settings towards secure, permanent homes.

Traffic management remains in place at the site.

Waterways Ireland crews are currently installing wayfinding signage along the route, a job due to finish early next year.

The junction is considered one of the worst bottlenecks for Kildare commuters heading towards Dublin - and regularly turns into a "car park" when there’s even a minor collision.

The Minister contacted Harry Gray’s parents after the family told Kfm News and Kildare Today that they were prepared to travel to Kanturk in West Cork to seek answers in person.

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It's hoped the loans will help bring more large family homes on to the market.

Kate Duggan told an Oireachtas committee today that Tusla regrets the wording of an official statement issued after the incident - a statement which said the child had “absconded” while on a trip with staff in Dublin city centre.

The Kildare GAA County convention takes place on December 8th

Murphy appeared before Naas District Court by video link yesterday for his second hearing.

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Housing Minister James Browne says the rise in terminations isn't going to stop the rollout of new laws surrounding Rent Pressure Zones.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Naas Garda Station on 045 884 300.

Scientists say climate change is already making these heavy rain events stronger and more frequent.

Farrenberg, Palacefield, Elmpark, Fairgreen and surrounding areas have been affected.

It happened at around 1.35pm.