The boil water notice arising from issues at Leixlip Water Treatment Plant has been lifted.
The notice was put in place on November 4th, because of excess cloudiness in water processed at the elder of two facilities on the north Kildare site.
A man in his 20s is due in court this afternoon after a woman and a 6 week old baby were injured in an assault in Co. Meath.
It happened at around 7AM yesterday morning at a house in Ashbourne and a woman in her 20s received minor injuries.
Self-employed workers are being given more time to file their taxes for last year.
The Pay and File deadline has been extended from midnight tonight to 6pm tomorrow.
Revenue says it made the decision because its online system has been collapsing under heavy use.
A medical expert says new alcohol laws are critically important as they begin the process of protecting children against the dangers of drink.
Under the bill, alcohol can't be advertised on public transport or near schools and playgrounds from today.
The Taoiseach has warned the state pension may not exist for some people if action is not taken now to raise the retirement age.
The Labour Party has called for the planned rise of the pension age to 67 to be delayed.
A TD has been called a racist in the Dail, after questioning the amount of money being sent from Ireland to Nigeria.
Noel Grealish asked the Taoiseach whether money being sent out of the state to foreign countries is being monitored.
Up to fifty people have gathered at a property in Strokestown, Roscommon to oppose any attempt by a bank to re-possess a farmhouse.
A review of politicians' attendance in Leinster House is to take place.
It follows the Fobgate controversy where some politicians were marked as present, but didn't take part in votes.
Dunmurry Springs Golf Club is to close, with immediate effect.
In a statement sent to members, management say despite their best efforts, the last "12-24 months have been particularly difficult"
Revenue extends pay & file deadline and employment in the UK has suffered its sharpest decline in more than four years.
Here's Kfm's Trish Laverty:
Traffic calming measures are proposed for parts of Celbridge.
Kildare County Council wants to install parking restrictions in the form of double yellow lines in Ballygoran Court.
The design goes on display on Monday.
Submissions are invited until midday on December 20th.
Spain's Socialist party has reached an agreement to form a coalition government, after the second general election there this year.
The country's acting prime minister has signed a deal with a far-left group - whose name in English means "United We Can".
Formula 1 has announced cars will run on biofuels in an effort to all but eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from the sport by 2030.
It's part of plans on and off the track to have a net-zero carbon footprint.
Poland's prime minister has asked Netflix to make changes to a documentary about the Nazi death camps.
Mateusz Morawiecki says the series, called The Devil Next Door, shows the camps inside the borders of modern-day Poland - implying the country was responsible.
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