Local News from Monday, September 8th, 2025
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Motorcyclist In Her 60s Dies Following Crash With Truck Near Kilcock
She was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Higher Education Minister’s “No Noodles” Claim Questioned As Fee Hikes Not Ruled Out
Speaking to Kfm, Ty Layberry-Ling, Vice President of Welfare and Equality, said he pushed the Minister to provide clarity on whether or not student fees would increase this year.
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Warning After Cocaine Snorting Kits Spotted For Sale In City Centre
A city centre shop is offering the kits, which contain a mirror, razor blade, snorting tube and spoon - paraphernalia associated with cocaine use.
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Emergency Services Respond To Serious Road Incident On R148 Between Kilcock And Enfield
The incident occurred on the R148 at around noon.
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One Drop, 30km: Authorities Warn Against Pesticide Use Near Streams, Wells, Or Before Rain
Locals are being reminded that chemicals should only be applied where absolutely necessary, never before rainfall, and never near wells, drains, or streams.
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Gardaí Appealing For Witnesses Following Assault In Newbridge
Gardaí were alerted to the incident at Whitewater Shopping Centre, Newbridge at approximately 3.30pm on Sunday
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McDonald: Sinn Féin Councillors Free To Back Independents For Áras Race
Over the weekend, Fine Gael instructed its 246 councillors across the country, including 11 in Kildare, to block the nomination of possible independents.
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Childcare In Kildare Costs On Average €218 A Week As 2,400 Children Remain On Waiting Lists
Nationally, more than 50,000 children under the age of four are waiting for places.
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Councillor Proposes QR Codes To Advertise Council Services But Officials Flag Costs And Security
Cllr Peter Melrose said any use of QR codes would be intended to link to online services rather than payments.
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Kildare Minister Opens €8,650 Maynooth Student Beds - Unsure How Many Needed Nationwide
Thirty per cent of the beds at Buckley House will be reserved for students from targeted disadvantaged or underrepresented groups.
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Locals Set For Instant Transfers As Irish Banks Launch Zippay To Rival Revolut
The app will allow locals to transfer money instantly, in a move seen as a direct response to Revolut.
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Kildare Tops Table For Biggest Primary School Classes Despite National Drop
The biggest classes are in Kildare, where there's a 23.8 pupil average, while Longford has the smallest average classes at 20.5 children.
Kfm Kildare Weather
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