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  The Department of Transport says that while low surrender rates are a concern, the more important factor is that court disqualifications are enforced.

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  The Council has confirmed that a state-of-the-art mobile library, powered by Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil and fitted with solar panels, Wi-Fi and full accessibility, will be delivered in late 2026.

• Budget To Prioritise Business Over Voters’ Pockets, With €10 Increase In Social Welfare Rates Also Expected

  There will also be a VAT rate cut for the hospitality sector from next July.

• Fianna Fáil Presidential Fallout: Lawless Urges Review But Says He Has Confidence In Leaders

  He said questions around due diligence and background are unavoidable.

• Council Says No Action Needed Yet On Maynooth Bus Turn Issue As Lane Expected To Be Widened

  Resurfacing and new road markings are due by the end of October 2025, when the left-turn lane will be widened to three metres, making the manoeuvre easier for buses.

• Exclusive: Naas Mayor Defiant, Says He Won't Pay Parking Fine Because He Was On Council Business

  Update: Kfm understands that the case has been dismissed and Cllr Moore will not have to pay a fine.

• Students Face Higher Costs As €1,000 Waiver To Be Replaced With €500 Reduction

  For the past three years, Irish students have benefitted from a temporary cost-of-living measure that cut €1,000 off the annual college fee of around €3,000.

• Kildare Boy With Down Syndrome - Once Strong Swimmer - Now Faces Wheelchair After Surgery Delay

  Speaking to Kfm, his father Vincent asked: “How does it get to this stage?”