Kildare Diary

Kildare Diary

A FREE service to community groups, sports clubs and charities.

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Notices published in chronological order!

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Teach Tearmainn, Kildare town

Women's Refuge

Working to end domestic violence

Support, information, short-term accommodation for women and children victims

Phone: 045 527 584

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Little Way Cancer Support Centre Fashion Pop Up Shop

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Athy Town Promoters are delighted to announce that the theme for the 2026 St Patrick’s Day Parade will be “Community Spirit.”

This theme celebrates the people, groups, volunteers, clubs, businesses and organisations who make Athy such a vibrant and welcoming town. It recognises the everyday kindness, cooperation and pride that bring our communities together and help it thrive.

The 2026 parade will showcase the many ways community spirit is expressed across Athy

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Ambit Financial Services

Hosting their 12th annual coffee morning in support of Daffodil Day,

at their office at the Unit K3, M7 Business Park, Newhall Naas. (W91KV81)

Friday 20th March from 10am to 2pm.

All welcome for a cuppa and the best scones ever.

All funds go directly to the Irish Cancer Society.

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Alcoholics Anonymous open information meeting.

On 20th March at 8pm

in Newbridge Parish Centre., Station Road, W12R622 .

Speakers from AA , AL ANON and a Medical Professional will speak on addiction and recovery.

Time for questions after.

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Community Morning at Rathcoffey GAA on Saturday, 21st March from 11am to 1pm!

Come along and discover the community activities

Seniors Gym, Bowls, Rathcoffey Historical Society, Montessori Football, Dance Classes and plenty more for all ages and interests.

Drop in, enjoy a cup of coffee and a chat. We’d love to see you there!

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Maynooth Flower & Garden Club

Spring Talk

Maynooth Post Primary School

Tuesday 24^th March 2026 at 07:30 PM.

Speaker

T. J. Maher

Artist / Gardiner / Author

Tea and Coffee

All Welcome

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KildareTown Community School

Careers Fair

Wednesday 25 March

2pm - 3.45pm in the school Hall

Exhibitors from the worlds of Education & Employment

Transition Year, Fifth and Sixth Year students having an opportunity to speak with the exhibitors about the opportunities open to them when they finish school

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'Songs Of Hope'

an evening of uplifting Country and Gospel music

with James Kilbane

St John's Church, Kill.

Sunday March 29th,

Doors 5.30 pm, Starts 6 pm.

In aid of roof repairs for the church.

Tickets available from Tuckmill Crafts, Naas, St Brigid's Parish Office, Kill,

and 086 608 7273.

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Parents Association, St Anne's Special School,The Curragh.

A Night at the Dogs

in Newbridge Greyhound Stadium

Friday 17th April to raise much needed funds for our school

Tickets only €10

St. Anne’s Special School is a co-educational school catering for children, between the ages of 4 to 18 years, with moderate to severe/profound general learning disabilities. While we pride ourselves on providing a nurturing and inspiring academic environment that enables each child to reach their full potential, we face significant challenges. Currently, statutory funding is limited and often falls short of covering the essential costs required to support our children’s complex needs effectively.

Buy tickets here: https://buy.stripe.com/3cI5kD3WC5PG5Fo3IBbsc0t

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