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Minister Helen McEntee has written to the Teaching Council
Trainee teachers could soon take a mandatory placement in special education, in a bid to increase school places.
The Minister for Education has written to the Teaching Council, in attempt to increase the number of teachers who are trained to teach children with additional needs.
About one in 20 schoolchildren are being diagnosed with autism, and parents have held protests to highlight the lack of school places available.
Strike Action By Bord Na Mona Recycling Workers Scheduled For Next Wednesday Has Been Deferred
It follows acceptance by management that their conditions of employment must be protected in any proposed sale of the company
Kildare's Water Supply Is On A "Knife Edge" As Population Increases, According To Uisce Eireann
It's asking for a further €1.7 billion euro in ring-fenced funding to build infrastructure to enable housing development.
Fines For Dog Fouling Minimal In Kildare Despite Roundworm Parasite Threat In Parks
In Kildare, locals have been calling for more signs and bins.
Chappel Roan, Sam Fender And Kings Of Leon Are Just Some Of The Acts Set To Play At Electric Picnic
The festival will take place between the 29th to the 31st of August in Stradbally.
Two Missing Teens Last Seen In Kildare Located "Safe"
Gardai have thanked the public for their assistance.
Sallins Woman Says Baby Could Have Survived With Proper Care At Portlaoise Hospital
She criticised the hospital's treatment and said her baby’s organs, including his brain, left lung and intestines, were retained after a postmortem despite her and her partner’s objections.
INVESTIGATION: Environmental Concerns Raised Over Moyvalley Meats Expansion Plans
In a letter to Kildare County Council on January 20, 2025, IFI Senior Fisheries Environmental Officer Noel McGloin raised concerns about the facility's expansion plans and its potential impact on water quality, specifically its ability to handle ammonia, which can be harmful to fish and other aquatic life.
Kildare Emergency Services Jammed By 11,000 Nuisance Calls As Man Jailed For Sixteen Months
William Greene, from Bective Square, Phibsborough in Dublin, was already under a suspended sentence for providing false information during a hoax 999 call.
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