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• Contract Talks Ongoing For Flood's Cross Emergency Accommodation In Naas As Contract Due To Expire

  The existing agreement is set to conclude in March.

• Disabled Pensioner Stranded For Over Three Hours While Waiting For Wheelchair Accessible Bus In Naas

  A technical issue meant a wheelchair accessible bus was not available for a number of hours.

• 28 Vehicles Seized By Kildare Gardaí Within A Week

  A further 10 people were also arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs

• Local Publicans Left Fuming Over Plans To Increase Price Of A Pint, With Some Now Set To Cost €7

  The Drinks Industry said Guinness, Harp, Smithwicks, Hophouse 13 and Harp will go up by 6 cent per pint on 3 February bringing pint prices to well over €6 and even beyond €7 in the capital.

• Celbridge Councillor Calls For Unauthorised Flags With Alleged Far-Right Links To Be Taken Down

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  Labour cllr. Rupert Heather successfully lobbied for the removal of a so-called 'Four Provinces' flag in Celbridge after a constituent raised its alleged association with anti-asylum seeker demonstrations.

• Gabrielle, 80, Misses 'Tea And Chats' As Allenwood Centre Awaits Fate

  She said the centre kept her mind active through quizzes, bingo and crafts.

• Jury Sworn In For Trial Of Two Kildare Men Accused Of Murder Of Dylan McCarthy In Monasterevin

  Sean Kavanagh (26) of St Mary’s Lane, Monasterevin and Calvin Dunne (24) of Abbey View, Monasterevin, pleaded not guilty at the Central Criminal Court to the murder.

• Kildare County Council Exceeds Government Funding To Tackle Invasive Species

  Government funding of €55,000 was allocated to the council to tackle the problem but it had to spend an additional €15,000 of internal funds.