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Both girls were reported missing since Monday 2nd September
Two teenage girls who were reported missing from Enfield since Monday 2nd September have been located safe and well.
14-year-old Caoimhe Quigley, and 16-year-old Laynah Murphy, were reported missing last week.
In a press statement, Gardaí have confirmed both girls have been located, and no further media action is required.
Building A Log Cabin Could Trigger Second Property Tax For Local Homeowners, Revenue Warns
Revenue says at a minimum, they are likely to see existing tax rates increase - however, each case will be determined individually.
New Insurance Rule: Locals Must Provide Driver Numbers Or Risk Not Being Covered
One in twelve people in Ireland are currently driving without insurance.
Proposed Timeline For Defence Forces Revamp Criticised As "Insufficient"
Former Army Ranger Cathal Berry says a previously set 2028 deadline for completion of major upgrades to the Defence Forces must be brought forward.
Two Men Have Been Charged Following Large Drug Seizure's In Kildare
They will appear before Naas District Court in the morning.
A Young Driver Arrested After Travelling 200Km Per Hour On The M9 In Kilcullen
The driver was found driving under a learner's permit
Two Arrests Have Been Made And €120,000 Worth Of Cannabis Seized In County Kildare
Investigations are ongoing
Kildare Welcomes The Start Of Seachtain Na Gaeilge 2025
Seachtain Na Gaeilge 2025 is celebrated from the 1st - 17th March.
Six-Year-Old Conn Brennan From Newbridge Joins Taoiseach To Champion Down Syndrome Awareness
The Lots of Socks campaign encourages people across Ireland to wear colorful, mismatched socks to raise awareness and funds for DSI.
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