Dancing In The Moonlight
Covid-19 blamed for Gym memberships declining
New Year's resolutions have begun for many people in Kildare.
At a time when gym memberships would normally spike, home workouts are proving to be a popular alternative.
Last month several gyms reported a decline in members, with rising Covid-19 cases and increased restrictions said to be the reason.
Personal trainer Matthew Cooney has this advice for anyone looking to start exercising at home.
CARNALWAY BRIDGE KILCULLEN SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE‼️
Approach with caution
Funding Suddenly Approved As Clane School Faces Fire Safety Closure
In correspondence seen by Kfm News, the school said the Board of Management’s foremost priority is the safety of pupils and staff.
Rathangan Locals Relying On Christmas Lights As Main Public Light Source Following Pre-Christmas Blackout
Kfm News understands that the blackout follows a pre-Christmas crash in which a car struck an electricity pole
BREAKING: Clane Primary School To Close After "Non-Compliant" Fire Alarm Deemed A Risk To Life
An email seen by Kfm News stated that the "fire alarm system currently in place in the school is not compliant and poses a risk to life in the event of a fire. As a result, the school cannot remain open until this issue is resolved."
Faulty Software Update Leaves Thousands Of New Passports At Risk Of Travel Problems
Holders are being urged to check the date of issue on the data page of their passport.
Kildare Council Proposes To Relax Rules After Serviced Sites Scheme Fails To Generate Interest
A proposed change to the County Development Plan would widen the eligibility area to a 10-kilometre radius and cut the proof-of-residency requirement to 10 years.
Maynooth's Paul Mescal Explains Why He Prefers London Over Dublin Following Backlash
He has since clarified the comment, saying London has more opportunity for aspiring artists, and living in Dublin was "frustrating".
European Union Approves Mercosur Trade Deal
Minister for Agriculture and Kildare South TD, Martin Heydon, who said that the Irish government and EU will ensure safeguards are in place for farmers and consumers
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