with Hannah Kelly
The number of complaints has increased since the new runway opened.
The operators of Dublin Airport says it will insulate more houses in North Dublin this year to protect them from noise.
Local residents and a nearby Golf Club have been complaining of noise ever since the new runway opened.
Planning permission has also been sought for two new noise monitoring systems.
CEO of the DAA Kenny Jacobs says they take the issue of noise very seriously:
A Growing Crisis: More Pensioners Facing Homelessness
Rising rents and house prices are pushing more older people into housing insecurity as many rely on the private rental market.
Vacuum-Packing Machine Lid Killed Worker As Kildare Town Firm Faces Court Over Second Fatality
The court heard that on the morning of May 14th 2020, Binak Cokaj, who was working as a packer at the company’s Curragh Road facility in Kildare Town, suffered fatal head injuries when the lid of a Cryovac vacuum-packing machine closed on him while he was at work.
Water Test Failure Disrupts On-Base Military Training At Curragh Camp
While security and day-to-day operations at the camp remain unaffected, the Defence Forces say they could not continue feeding students, resulting in the temporary suspension of on-base training courses, particularly in the Military College.
Government Told Grok Clothing-Removal Feature Has Been Disabled Worldwide
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Kildare North TD Says He Acted Immediately To Repay Pension Overpayment When It Came To Light
Speaking to Kfm News this afternoon, he said some ministers had agreed to surrender a portion of their salaries back to the State through a salary-sacrifice arrangement, with the process handled by Government payroll administrators.
Maynooth Study: Pet Loss Causes The Same Level Of Grief As Losing A Loved One
Only the death of a parent - and especially a child - resulted in higher levels of prolonged grief.
Kildare TD James Lawless Pays Back Following Pension Error While Martin Heydon Unaffected
It’s understood Kildare North TD and Minister for Further and Higher Education James Lawless has fully repaid an overpayment arising from incorrect pension deductions.
Up To €1,000 Available For Kildare Parent And Toddler Groups
New or standalone groups can receive up to €1,000, while groups linked to larger organisations can receive up to €800.
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