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• Whistleblower Says Harvey Morrison Was Listed As Palliative And Removed From Scoliosis Surgery List

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• Government Moves To Let Gardaí Alert Schools After Domestic Violence Incidents

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  It's aim is to ensure a child’s school will be informed if a domestic violence incident has occurred in the home of the child so there can be extra support made available.

• Aerosol Misuse In Kildare Raises Fears Of Sudden Death Risk Among Teens

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• New Housing Plan Could See Kildare County Council Bidding Against First-Time Buyers

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• Remembrance Service For JoJo Dullard: Parish Marks Three Decades Since Disappearance

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  Her sister, Kathleen Bergin, says the family will never stop seeking answers, and is urging anyone with any information to come forward.

• Local Property Tax Deadline Extended To Wednesday

  Revenue says there has been strong engagement from property owners ahead of the original deadline, which was today.

• Lawless Rejects Claim He Let Apprenticeship Exam Leak Scandal "Fester"

  He said the leaking of exam materials is “entirely unacceptable” and insists he acted decisively to protect the integrity of the system.