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• Horse Abuse And Puppy Yoga Scandal: Kildare Animal Charity Speaks Out Against Animal Mistreatment

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• Gardaí Are Seeking The Public's Assistance In Tracing The Whereabouts Of 14-Year-Old Nathan Hunt

  He was last seen in Celbridge on Tuesday.

• Eadestown Farmer Turns To Drones After Sixth Dog Attack In Two Years

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  With 350 sheep still due to lamb, Shaw simply does not have time to check each field manually. Instead, he flies a drone over his land almost every hour to keep watch for roaming dogs.

• Derelict Defence Forces Properties: Majority Of Uninhabitable Units Are In Kildare

  Kildare South TD Sean O Ferghail said some of the properties could be refurbished and brought back into use. 

• Gardai Crack Down On Drivers Putting Children's Safety At Risk By Breaking Red Lights In Sallins

  Gardaí have issued numerous Fixed Charge Penalty Notices (FCPNs) to motorists caught breaking red lights.

• Man Loses Part Of Arm After Home Made Pipe Bomb Explosion In Tallaght

  It happened at a house in the Killinarden area yesterday morning.

• Clongowes Wood College In Clane Targets UK Families As VAT Hikes Hit British Private Schools

  Since January 1, private schools in the UK have been subject to a 20 per cent value-added tax (VAT) imposed by the Labour government, raising annual fees significantly.