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Irish drivers won't need a green card to cross the border if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
The UK Department of Transport says it will accept Irish insurance discs.
Scientists who may have found a new way to detect ovarian cancer say early detection can give people a 90 percent survival rate.
Researchers at Queen's University claim it can spot the disease up to two years earlier than current tests.
27 people have been injured, half of them seriously, after a train derailed in northern California.
15 ambulances and more than 40 firefighters have been sent to the scene in Sacramento.
It's not yet known what caused it.
In the UK, a boy has died at Center Parcs in Wiltshire after becoming unwell in the indoor pool area.
It's understood he fell ill at Longleat Forest at the weekend.
The holiday firm says it's "deeply saddened" and is supporting his family.
The Taoiseach says Ireland will fight the Mercosur trade deal unless Brazil protects the Amazon rainforest, which is on fire.
The controversial deal would see almost 100-thousand tonnes of beef from South America enter the EU every year.
Listen back to Kildare Focus with Ciara Noble where she speaks with the Head of FraudSMART Niamh Davenport, journalist Sean O Regan, Anelle Marynowski of Enable Ireland, Mark McAuley, Director of the INEC Body Forest Indu
Tesco says it could ban big brands who don't stop using too much plastic.
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Voice-controlled devices may be a companion for people who are lonely in the future.
Kfm's Laura Donnelly reports:
Police in the North are continuing to appeal for information after a bomb exploded during a security alert in county Fermanagh.
The device exploded close to Wattle Bridge on Monday morning after bomb disposal experts had defused a larger device in the area.
Listen back to hour one of Kildare Today with Ciara Plunkett, where she speaks to Dr Ruth McDermott, Cheif Executive of the Vinters Federation of Ireland, Padraig Cribben, a Milerstown, Nurney resident who was stru
Emmanuel Macron has said the backstop is not just a "technical mechanism, but it is vital to protect stability in Ireland."
The French President has welcomed the British Prime Minister to Paris this lunchtime.
Seán O'Regan reports:
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