with Hannah Kelly
Both girls were reported missing since Monday 2nd September
Two teenage girls who were reported missing from Enfield since Monday 2nd September have been located safe and well.
14-year-old Caoimhe Quigley, and 16-year-old Laynah Murphy, were reported missing last week.
In a press statement, Gardaí have confirmed both girls have been located, and no further media action is required.
Kildare Disability Centre Found Non-Compliant For Fire Precautions After Recent Inspection
The centre has also confirmed that full compliance will be achieved by 28 August.
Gardaí Receiving Pursuit Training In UK Following M9 Crash In Moone
In a statement this morning, Gardai confirmed instructors were already up-skilling in pursuits
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Motorist To Face Court Date After Being Under The Influence With Fake Licence In Kildare
It comes as Naas Roads Policing Unit carried out a targeted enforcement operations in the north of the county
Coimisiún Na Meán In Contact With Tik Tok Following Social Media Posts Of Dangerous Driving
It comes as five teenagers were killed over the weekend, when a car they were in was driven the wrong way up the M9 near Moone, and collided head on with another vehicle
Litter Action Programme Urges More Kildare Primary Schools To Get Involved In New Year
Picker Pals had 1,500 classrooms participating last year.
GRA Welcomes Announcement Of Pursuit Training For Garda Members Following M9 Crash In Moone
It comes as no member of the force was qualified to pursue the car that drove the wrong way on the motorway on Sunday
Two Kildare Arts Organisations Awarded Over €27K
It includes a total funding of €246,439 to 13 groups across the country.
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