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  Focus is now shifting to upcoming sites under the control of Kildare County Council's Land Development Agency.

• Tech Waste Mounts, But Kildare’s Recycling Rates Remain Among Ireland’s Lowest

  In 2024, the average person in Kildare recycled just 5.1kg of e-waste, compared to the national average of 9.5kg per capita.

• No New School Planned For North Kildare As Department Focuses On Extending Existing Buildings

  Education Minister Helen McEntee said new schools are only approved in areas of "significant demographic growth", and only when existing schools can no longer meet demand.

• Naas Sets The Standard, Leixlip Impresses In IBAL’s Clean Towns League

  Ennis, Killarney, Leixlip and Monaghan were also in the top 5 cleanest town and cities across the country.

• Kildare Drawn Against Fermanagh In The Semi Final Of Tailteann Cup

  In the other semi final, Wicklow will play Limerick

• Kildare Now Under A Status Yellow Thunderstorm Warning

  Met Eireann has issued an alert for thirteen counties, with one in place for Kildare until 8pm.

• Unaccompanied Learner Driver Caught Speeding And Drug Driving In Kildare

  Naas Policing Unit detected the motorist traveling at 93km/h in a 60km/h zone.

• Kildare County Council Unveils Ambitious Library Development Plan: "Building for Tomorrow"

  The launch was officiated by the Cathaoirleach of County Kildare, Councillor Kevin Duffy, alongside County Librarian Gillian Allen, at the state-of-the-art Naas Library & Cultural Centre.