Attack On Man In Tallaght "Not" A Reflection Of "Horrified" Locals, Says Community Group Organiser

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• State Spends €1.2m On Civil Servant Courses While Students Face €1,000 Fee Hike

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• "Ignorant Dumping": Maynooth Bus Stop Becomes Litter Hotspot

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• Caught a Thief? Asked For ID? Checked If A Note Was Fake? You Might Get Sued, CEO Warns

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  Neil McDonnell, CEO of ISME, told Kfm that shop staff are being sued for doing their jobs.

• Ryanair Boss Defends Staff Bonuses For Catching Oversized Bags

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• Staus Yellow Rainfall Warning In Place For Kildare As Heavy Downpours Continue

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• Curragh Jail Plan Dropped Amid Legal Complexities And Repair Costs

  Legal complications around its use - as it sits on military land - were also flagged, along with the lack of any budget to support the move.

• Naas Pupils To Leave Temporary Buildings As New School Finally Set To Open In September

  In April 2024, Assistant Principal Brian Corkery spoke to Kfm out about the situation, highlighting overcrowding, limited toilet access, and the lack of basic facilities like a PE hall.