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• Asylum Seekers Still Allowed Enter Ireland Without Passports Or Documents, Officials Tell Kildare TD

  Officials confirmed that anyone claiming asylum is legally entitled to enter the State, even without proper documentation.

• Former Well-Known GAA Referee From Old Kilcullen Told He Faces Prison For Abuse Of Niece

  Thomas Howard (79) appeared before Judge Sinéad McMullen at Tullamore Circuit Court, where the court heard details of the abuse of his niece, Maeve Leahy, during the mid-1980s and 1990s.

• Serious Crash Closes Milltown Bridge

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• Locals Urged To Make Their Votes Count In Tomorrow's Presidential Election

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  Chief Executive of the Electoral Commission, Art O’Leary says every vote matters and wants people to have their say.

• New Report Finds Just Two Homes Available Under HAP In Kildare

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  Ber Grogan, Executive Director at the Simon Communities of Ireland, said the budget doesn't effectively address the problem.

• HGVs, Empty Shops And Missed Links: Castledermot’s Town Plan Open To Public For Third Consultation

  Urban analysis of the town centre points to pockets of vacancy and dereliction, particularly along Main Street.

• Land Owner To Decide If Details Will Be Released On Hundreds Of Skeletons Found In Naas

  Kfm has learned that it will be up to the owner of the property if details will be released, as the discovery was made on a private development.