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• Active Living For Older People: Government Allocates Funding For Fitness Programmes Across The County

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• Dreams Grounded: French Air Strikes Cancel Flights, Shatter Hopes Of 21 Young Martial Artists From Newbridge, Kilcullen, And Monasterevin

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• Speed Counter Installed On Notorious Athy To Carlow Road For A Single Week Deemed 'Useless' Without Enforcement

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  Cllr Mark Leigh has questioned what good the speed counter is when cameras can't be installed to catch culprits.

• Less Than Half Of Kildare's Primary School Pupils Receive HSE Dental Care

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  The Irish Dental Association says more primary aged children are suffering from tooth decay.

• Gardaí Appeal For Witnesses Following Serious Assault Of Man In Tallaght

  A man in his 40s was assaulted in Kilcarrig Green on Thursday evening February 15th at around twenty to nine.

• New Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme Supports Kildare Homeowners With Retrofit Costs

  The aim is to bridge the gap for people who want items like solar panels, insulation, and heat pumps, but are struggling with the cost.