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  The organisation confirmed the news today in response to Soc.Dems Kildare T.D. Aidan Farrelly

• Local Authority Tenants Must Get Permission Before Installing Video Doorbells, Says Kildare Council

  The council says it will allow video doorbells, including Ring-style devices, only if prior approval is given, cameras are limited to the tenant’s own property, and do not record public roads or neighbouring homes.

• Nearly €400,000 Owed On Derelict Buildings In Kildare-Newbridge District Alone

  Some of the buildings already taken over by the council include the Old Band Hall on Cutlery Road in Newbridge, the former Bargain Store in Kildare Town, and the former Garda station on Leinster Street in Rathangan.

• After Fertility Loss, Care Barriers Remain For Women With Endometriosis, Says Local Woman

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  Speaking on Kildare Today, Ms Whelan said she learned last July that the condition had left her unable to have children.

• Over €200,000 Awarded To The Conservation Of Three Historic Buildings In Kildare

  The funding supports the repair, restoration and protection of historic structures from traditional homes to landmark public buildings

• €8.5m Wastewater Upgrade To Enable 900 New Homes In Celbridge, With Traffic Disruption Until May

  The works involve the installation of over two kilometres of new wastewater pipeline between the Castletown Wastewater Pumping Station and Crodaun, passing through Castletown Estate, Castletown Drive and the R405 Maynooth Road.

• Four New Bus Shelters Approved For Athgarvan And Maddenstown, Pending NTA Delivery

  In response to a question from Social Democrats Cllr Pat Balfe, the council confirmed works are also underway on Local Link routes 821 and 880, including upgrades at six bus stops.

• Two Men Arrested In Garda Operation Targeting Burglaries

  The investigation looked into more than 40 incidents, including thefts, deception and unauthorised takings of vehicles, in Dublin and across the country last year.