16th-22nd January
For the 7 days to 22nd of January, Co. Kildare had the third highest Covid-19 rate in the country.
The incidence rate of the virus was 2,904.2, per 100,000 people.
6,462 people in the county were infected with the virus between the 16th & 22nd of January.
The median age of those diagnosed was 32 years.
Co. Westmeath continued to have the highest rate nationally, at 4,529.7 cases.
Dunnes Stores Confirmed To Buy Company That Runs SuperValu In Clane
A Musgraves spokesperson has provided Kfm with a statement
Listen: Réada Cronin Raises The Ongoing Delay For An Additional Classroom For ASD Students At Scoil Mhuire, Clane
The promised modular building has already been approved for staffing and funding, but is still yet to be provided.
Kildare One Of The 23 Counties With A Drop In Taxi Licences
New figures from the NTA highlights the drop in taxi licences in operation since 2019
Gardaí Carry Out 12 Searches As Part Of An International Operation Targeting Online Fraud
Operation Stargrew saw properties in Kildare and other counties raided on Tuesday and Wednesday
42 Defence Forces Cadets Officially Commissioned In The Curragh Camp Yesterday
10 female and 32 male officers received their scrolls
Letter Of Intent Issued For New Mercy Convent Primary School In Naas
A contractor can now be engaged to complete the school building project
Kildare's Spending On Traveller Accommodation Tops €1.7m In Five Years
James Stokes, local election candidate for the Newbridge LEA, said he welcomes the spend but more needs to be done.
Watch: Chaos in Dubai - Baltinglass Teen's Airport Ordeal Reveals Extent Of Flooding After Record Rainfall
Officials say the airport is facing "very challenging conditions" after record levels of rain fell on the city.
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