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• Bus Driver On Phone Leads Naas Gardaí On 5km Pursuit With 40 Passengers Onboard

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• Social Media Ban For Under-16s Must Include YouTube And Roblox, Says Cyber Safe Kids

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  Tánaiste Simon Harris said he would agree with a ban, similar to that being discussed in Australia, for under-16s.

• "I Have Many Gay Friends - But Gay Priests Are "Unbiblical", Says Preacher Hoping To Expand Into Kildare

  Kfm spoke to Luke Snow, who leads the church in the capital and hopes to expand to Kildare.

• Why Must Some Locals Take Castletown Issues To Court While The State Looks On? Asks Local TD

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• Broken Leg, Fractured Skull: Councillors Demand Action On Clane Crossing

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• Kildare Parents Invited To Pick Up Free Book Bags For Young Children From Their Local Library

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