Chained To The Rhythm
Dating back 70 years
The Department of Justice has collated data on unidentified bodies for the first time.
The identities of 27 remains are not yet known, with evidence dating as far back as 70 years.
Fourteen of the remains were classified as partial bodies.
Forensic Medical Specialist & former Co. Kildare Coroner, Professor Denis Cusack, explains what's meant by partial remains:
Kildare-Based Animal Rescue Group Continue Calls To Ban Sulky Racing On Public Roads
In recent days, a horse died following a collision with vehicles in Clonmel.
National Homeless Figures Increased By Almost 200 In February
Over 17,300 people were accessing homeless services last month.
Trial Date Set For Man Accused Of Attempted Murder Of Three Children In Dublin attack
Court rules Riad Bouchaker fit to stand trial following medical assessments
Piper’s Hill College Among Schools Awarded National LGBTQ+ Quality Mark
Kildare school recognised for creating safer, more inclusive environment for students
North Kildare Road Closures Planned As Major Water Works Get Underway
Uisce Éireann says temporary disruptions in Celbridge and Leixlip are needed to support housing growth and upgrade critical infrastructure through to 2027
Planning Approved for €260m Expansion of Newbridge Brewery
Up to 1,000 construction jobs expected as €459m total investment transforms Littleconnell site into major global production hub
€100,000 Spent Repairing Historic Kildare Canal Bridge After Repeated Crashes
Historic humpback bridge ‘not fit for modern traffic’ as calls grow for safety measures after repeated collisions
Boost for Special Education in Kildare—But Gaps Remain
18 new classes confirmed as part of national rollout, with calls for more places to meet growing dema
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