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Kerdiffstown dump fears

REFUSE brought to the now closed waste facility at Kerdiffstown, outside Naas, was dumped at depths of up to 100 metres.

Students find app for choosing the right surfboard video

Three students from Kildare have developed an app to help beginner surfers choose the right surf board for them.

Are sports drinks really better? video

Three Kildare students say orange juice is better than energy drinks.

Judgement against Kilteel man

A Kilteel resident has had a judgement registered against him for over half a million euro. Stubbs Gazette is set to report that Richard Mockler of Coldstream Stud, Rathbane, Kilteel owes €507,895 to Lombard Ireland.

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Students find app for choosing the right surfboard video

Three students from Kildare have developed an app to help beginner surfers choose the right surf board for them.

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African refugees arrive in Kildare

ALMOST three dozen refugees from Africa are to be settled in County Kildare, writes Paul O’Meara. It’s thought at least some, if not all of the people, who are from Eritrea and Sudan, will be accommodated in Naas. A Kildare County Council spokeswoman said it was not immediately clear where the refugees would live. A total of 24 people from Sudan arrived in Kildare yesterday (Monday) and a further 10 from Eritrea are due to arrive next Monday.

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Weather for Naas, Ireland

Saturday 28 January 2012

5 day forecast

Today

Light rain

Light rain

Temperature: 4 C to 6 C

Wind Speed: 14 mph

Wind direction: South west

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Heavy rain

Heavy rain

Temperature: 6 C to 8 C

Wind Speed: 14 mph

Wind direction: South west

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