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• Parents Invited To Take Part In Major Survey On Primary Education’s Future

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  95 per cent of the country’s almost 3,100 primary schools fall under the patronage of religious bodies, according to figures from Education & Training Boards Ireland.

• €102,600 Granted For Repairs To The Ballymore Eustace Liffey Linear Golden Falls Loop Walk

  The funding is part of a €16.5 million national allocation supporting 63 projects across Ireland, including walking trails, mountain access routes, and outdoor water-based amenities.

• New "Affordable" Naas Homes Cost More Than Families Are Allowed To Borrow From Council

  The same issue arose at Lattin Place on Rathasker Road because the three-beds started at €365,000, just five thousand euro over the loan threshold limit.

• Accessibility Upgrades Completed At Athy Station

  The works were marked today by Cathaoirleach of Athy Municipal District, Cllr. Ivan Keatley, other local representatives, members of Iarnród Éireann’s Disability Users Group and members of the Project team

• Minister Lawless Sought Legal Advice Over Claims Apprentice Electricians Bought Exam Papers For €50

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  Mr Lawless sought advice from the Attorney General on whether the matter should be referred to An Garda Síochána.

• CAB: €17m Recovered And 20 Properties Seized, Including Former Saggart Home Of Daniel Kinahan

  Meanwhile, Kildare is among the areas set to benefit from a new round of funding that channels the proceeds of crime back into local communities.

• Man Arrested In Connection With The Fatal Assault Of Ryan Weir Gibbons Released Without Charge

  A file will be prepared for the DPP

• CCPC Issues Open Letter To Traders Amid Surge In Complaints Over Home Building And Improvement Jobs

  The CCPC received almost 1,250 complaints from consumers - prompting the regulator to issue an open letter to the industry and to write directly to nearly 3,000 traders nationwide.