2pm - 6pm
with
Cein Meade & Eoin Beatty
The entire country has been placed onto level two restrictions under a new government plan.
It means the current restrictions will be in place for another three weeks.
However, further measures are being introduced in Dublin.
The Attorney General didn't follow protocol in writing to the Taoiseach saying he's a landlord when giving advice that a ban on evictions and rent increases would be open to a constitutional challenge.
An officer's been injured in a shooting at a police station in Los Angeles.
Officials say an individual walked in and managed to get hold of their gun before firing shots.
The officer wasn't struck and suffered only 'bumps and bruises'.
One person's been arrested.
110 people are being treated for Covid-19 in Irish hospitals this morning.
It's the highest number of patients with the disease in the facilities since June 8th.
18 people meanwhile are being treated in intensive care after being diagnosed with the coronavirus.
Five more people with Covid-19 have died and another 248 people have tested positive here.
104 of the cases were in Dublin, with 37 in Donegal and 36 in Cork.
The new "green list" for international travel is coming into effect tomorrow morning.
Only travelers to or from Cyprus, Finland, Latvia and Liechtenstein will able to travel to Ireland without having to restrict their movements on return.
Student representatives in Cork say those who'll have all their classes online should have their rent payments refunded.
All colleges have been told to do as much tuition online as possible when the new term starts.
An investigation is underway to indentify organisers of an anti-lockdown protest in Co Donegal yesterday afternoon.
Dozens of people gathered in Market Square in Letterkenny to hear speeches against Covid 19 restrictions.
Temperatures are set to drop below freezing again tonight, and it'll be coldest in the Midlands.
Met Eireann says a widespread frost will develop in the early hours of Sunday, with dry and clear conditions.
The HSE's being accused of leaving carers 'out in the cold' with it's 600 million euro Winter Plan.
Kfm broadcasts on 97.6fm and 97.3fm to all parts of county Kildare 24 hours a day from the state-of-the-art Kfm Broadcast Centre, Newhall, Naas, Co. Kildare and around the world on this website.
Our aim is to entertain and inform our listeners, with the best music, local news and current affairs plus top class live sports coverage.
Remember, Kfm is your local station; we’re always interested in hearing your views and suggestions about the radio station. You can find all of our contact details on the Contact Us section of the site.
Enjoy your visit, thanks for listening and spread the word about Kildare's Kfm!