Seventeen Going Under
A group of survivors say they're 'breaking the silence'
The experiences of people in nursing homes and care-settings during Covid are being made public today.
A group representing survivors, and bereaved families, say they're finally 'breaking the silence'.
Every 20 minutes today - they'll be sharing someone's story on social media.
Majella Beattie from Care Champions says they've lost confidence in Government plans to 'evaluate' the pandemic - and are demanding a human rights inquiry.
Nearly 320,000 People Behind On Electricity Bills In 2025
It's up 19 per cent higher on the previous year.
Kildare Ministers Martin Heydon And James Lawless Declare Rental Income In 2025
Fianna Fáil's Kildare South TD, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, declared ownership of a house in Fennor
IFA Plan Large Protest This Saturday In Newbridge
Over 800 farmers are expected to stage a protest outside Minister of Agriculture Martin Heydon's Constituency Office
Gardaí Say 'Current' Phase Of Searches Linked To Missing Deirdre Jacob And Jo Jo Dullard Have Ended
Gardaí have confirmed that while active searching at the location has paused, a further technical and forensic assessment of the site is continuing
Former US Soldier, Michael Kelley, Charged In Connection With Death Of Kerry Man Michael Gaine
The 56-year-old farmer was reported missing last March - human tissue found on his farm nearly two months later was confirmed to be his
Father Punched In Head And Child Pushed To Ground During Newbridge Assault
During the altercation, the child was pushed to the ground.
Education Officials Insist Damning Celbridge Primary School Findings Require "Peer Review"
Two independent reports completed last year and seen by Kfm News warned the school’s long-standing modular building shows widespread deterioration, including structural issues and fire safety concerns.
€20k–€30k Bill Raises Doubts Around Introducing A Video Archive Of Kildare Council Meetings
Councillor Claire O’Rourke has called for the council to create a webcast library of meetings on its website, arguing it would strengthen transparency and allow people who cannot watch live - including workers and carers - to follow key decisions.
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