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  Some of the older equipment from the site has been moved and refurbished at The Wonderful Barn, creating a second upgraded play space.

• Patchy Phone Signal Prompts Call For Review Of Coverage Maps In Clane And Maynooth

  The Council says its new Digital Programme Officer will now deal directly with ComReg on the issue, and is asking for specific blackspot locations to be passed on.

• Alleged Admissions Row Ignites Between Leixlip Schools Over Irish V English Language Pathways

  In a letter issued to parents, Coláiste Chiaráin claimed that the Board of Management at Scoil Uí Dhálaigh has decided to stop the school from speaking to its 6th class pupils this year.

• BreastCheck To Fall Short Of Screening Target For Third Year Running

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  219,000 women, aged between 50 and 69, are due to be examined for early signs of breast cancer, however, only 170,000 screenings are expected to be carried out by the end of the year.

• Kildare Woman Forced To Urinate In Car Park As TD Pushes Law For ‘No Wait’ Toilet Access

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  Speaking to Kfm, Kildare woman Maria Crowe, who lives with a painful bladder condition, has to use a toilet every thirty minutes, day and night.

• Dublin Jersey Among Tributes To Ryan Weir Gibbons - Death “Unnecessary And Tragic” Says Priest

  Items reflecting his life and personality were brought to the altar, including a Dublin GAA jersey, his wallet and phone, a baseball cap, a can of Monster, and a cigarette and lighter - with mourners told he loved a “sneaky cigarette”.

• Three Decades Later, Search For Answers In Jo Jo Dullard Case Continues

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  Jo Jo was last seen in Moone on November 10th 1995, after missing her bus home and hitching lifts.

• Kildare County Council Targets Unused Housing Sites With Planning Permission To Speed Up Construction

  From mid-November, the Council will invite developers and landowners to put forward sites with planning permission for at least five homes.