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  While the 33-seater bus usually provides enough space, residents say the smaller 16 or 20-seater vehicles are regularly used instead - leaving people behind when the service reaches Caragh, particularly during peak hours.

• Woman Suffers Arm Injury Protecting Pet From Alleged Dog Attack In Leixlip

  Kfm understands that the incident occurred when the woman, accompanied by her small Jack Russell terrier, encountered a man walking three large Alsatian-type dogs.

• Garda Manhunt Underway For Teen Fugitive With Car Theft History In Multiple Counties, Including Kildare

  The teen, described as “out of control,” fled custody on April 23 by jumping a wall at a garda station.

• Man Jailed For Crash That Killed Two Teenagers On Way To Debs

  Anthony McGinn, of Drumloo, Newbliss, Co Monaghan, pleaded guilty to causing their deaths and to causing serious injury to Dlava’s sister, Avin, who was also in the car.

• Kildare Minister Under Fire: €8m Plan To Attract Foreign Academics Labelled "Hypocritical"

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  Speaking to Kfm, Deputy Lawless said he would meet with members of SIPTU and The Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) to listen to their concerns.

• Kildare Among Worst Counties For Failing Septic Tanks, As EPA Warns Of Health And Pollution Risks

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  Programme Manager with the EPA Noel Byrne say grants to rectify issues with tanks are available.

• TD Ruth Coppinger Says She Received Death Threats After Refusing Gript Interview

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  Ruth Coppinger and other members of People Before Profit declined to take questions from the website Gript at Leinster House last week.

• It's Costing Local Parents Nearly €170k To Raise A Child From Cradle To College

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  The 'Cradle to College Cost Index' by Laya Life, found the cost of raising a child until the age of 21 is almost €170,000 - a 60 per cent rise since 2015.