Government Ends One-Off Energy Credits, Says Householders Need To Be Weaned Off Payments

More from Local News

• Revolut Warns Rugby Fans Of Rising Ticket Scams Ahead Of Six Nations Clash

  Revolut says the cons are most prevalent on Facebook, X and WhatsApp and fans aged 25-34 are the most likely victims.

• Straffan Resident Conor McGregor Faces Legal Costs In Case To Stop Spread Of CCTV From Civil Rape Case

  The judge, however, awarded costs against Mr McGregor, after lawyers for Ms Hand argued it had been necessary for them to bring the application.

• "Less Than Lethal Device" Discharged By Officers During Pursuit Of JCB In Carlow, Say Gardai

  Audio

  Several Gardaí pursued the digger where it was eventually stopped and a man was arrested.

• Energy-Efficient Demo House Opens In Maynooth Amid Housing Crisis – But Will Stay Empty For A Year

  Audio

  The house also has accessibility features, including contrasting wall colours for visual impairment, and a stair lift for mobility issues.

• Fear On The Streets: Celbridge Locals Afraid To Walk Main Street, Says Local TD

  Kfm understands that local business owners have also had to band together to watch eachother's premises if they go out for lunch or have to run an errand.

• Thousands Denied Compensation As Uisce Éireann Requires Direct Complaints

  Audio

  39 complaints were from customers who reported becoming ill from consuming their water.

• Blow To Locals As Allenwood Day Care Centre To Close Permanently, Including Wheels On Meals Service

  Since its closure, some locals have regressed so much that they are now in hospital.

• Samantha Cookes Jailed For Three Years For Scamming €60K In Welfare Payments By Faking Illness

  She also posed as an au pair in Kildare and accused a Celbridge family of owing her thousands of euros in unpaid wages. She used multiple fake personas to deceive people.