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• Government To Replace Apartment Planning Guidelines After Challenge Involving Clane-Maynooth Cllr

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• At-Home Smear Tests Poised For Rollout In Major Cervical Cancer Prevention Shift

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• Motorist Caught At 200km/h On M7 Near Naas Avoids Mandatory Ban By Making €10k Donation To Charity

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• Local Parents Lose Fuel Allowance Overnight After Unemployed Children Move Back Home, Says Kildare TD

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• Local Parents Could Be Hit Hard As Creches Threaten To Close Over Funding Crisis

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