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An Irish company has signed a multi-year contract to supply digital ticketing to Twickenham Stadium in the UK.
Tixserve based at Maynooth University has made the agreement with the Rugby Football Union.
A motorcyclist's been killed in a crash in Meath.
It happened this afternoon outside Clonard.
A man in his 50s was killed after his motorcycle collided with a car at Mulpheddar at around 2 o'clock this afternoon.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
There has been a 43-per-cent decrease in the number of children adopted from abroad over the past five years.
Irish adoptions have also dropped by 38 per cent over the same timeframe.
The Adoption Authority of Ireland has just published its annual report for 2018.
Ireland is not ready for a no-deal Brexit, according to the Fianna Fáil leader.
Micheál Martin was speaking ahead of the election of a new British Prime Minister next week.
The head of the Irish Greyhound Board's defended the level of state funding for the sector.
The 16 million euro in funding was brought into sharp focus after a television documentary raised concerns over animal welfare in the sector.
The Department of Communications says the proposal by Eir to roll out the National Broadband Plan for less than a billion euro is not feasible.
The EU competition regulator has opened a formal anti-trust investigation into Amazon.
There's concern the US company is using data it receives from third party sellers to give it a competitive advantage.
Amazon says it’ll co-operate fully with the inquiry.
Listen back to Kildare Focus with Ciara Noble where she spoke to Jane Gormley, Nationwide Director of Recruiters, MEP Sean Kelly, Manager of Platinum Clubhouse Carmel and Member Philip Fitzsimmons and she spoke to Editor
The Government has confirmed it will oppose an EU plan to end seasonal clock changes.
Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan is concerned it would lead to two time zones on the island of Ireland after Brexit.
Irish Water will be able to charge households that waste water up to 500 euro per year.
The utility's water conservation plans have been given the green light.
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