Listen back to hour one of Kildare Today with Ciara Plunkett where she spoke with Cllr Ciara Galvin, Security Correspondent with the Irish Independent, Tom Brady, Kildare North TD Bernard Durkan, David Cullinane TD
GoSafe speed camera van operators have suspended their industrial action.
Their union SIPTU says it's so talks can take place with the company at the Workplace Relations Commission next week.
Irish water will carry out leak detection works in Edenderry tonight.
As part of the National Leakage Reduction Programme, water to Blundell Wood and surrounding areas will be disrupted from 11.30pm.
Works are expected to conclude around 5:30am tomorrow, Tuesday.
The Environment Minister has admitted that ESB workers are frustrated despite Governments plans to deliver jobs in the wake of two power plant closures.
The Foriegn Affairs Minister's described as very concerning, a plan by the British Conservative Party to protect British soliders from legal action.
Simon Coveney says there is no statute of limitations and no amnesty, for anyone who committed crimes in Northern Ireland.
The family of a well-known Galway athlete say it will haunt them forever to know that someone they’ve known since they were children killed him.
68-year-old Noel Lenihan stabbed Christopher McGrath to death at his home on Cardinal Cushing Road in Mervue, Galway city.
Students from early learning centres through to secondary schools are going to be taking part in a new Irish learning programme.
19 schools across the country have been selected for the pilot project which will see the language incorporated into three subjects.
Transport Minister Shane Ross says he won't be happy until all cyclists are fully safe on Irish roads.
The Minister was speaking at the launch of new legislation targeting drivers who overtake cyclists dangerously.
A motoring group says it would like to see car-pooling lanes tested on the N11.
A plan is currently being put together to upgrade the busy Dublin commuter route, which is used by 78-thousand cars a day at its peak.
A Dublin man's been sentenced to nine years in prison for illegally smuggling 60 handguns into the UK.
Robert Keogh, who's 37, was stopped in his car at Dover in August.
Officers say it was the biggest ever seizure of lethal barrel firearms from a British port.
The increasing role of lay people in the Catholic Church is already reflected in the country's leading seminary.
Pep Guardiola will escape punishment from the FA for his theatrics at Anfield yesterday.
The Manchester City manager lost his cool a number of times on the sidelines and sarcastically thanked the team of officials after the game.
Reuters is reporting two Irish citizens connected to ISIS are to be deported from Turkey in the coming days.
The government has reportedly sent teams to the Turkish border in recent weeks to bring home ISIS bride Lisa Smith and her daughter.
A former Lord Mayor of Dublin says it's unacceptable to say health and safety is the reason there will be no official switch on of the capital's Christmas lights.
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