News
€5,000 for info on Curragh culprits
A whopping €5,000 is up for grabs as reward money for information leading to the conviction in connection with the unauthorised galloping of horses on the Curragh racecourse last Friday, May 4 morning.
Wall check sought after tragic Naas death
THE Kildare Coroner is to ask the local authority to check the capping stones on walls at Sarto Park in Naas.
80 Garda checkpoints in Kildare over next 24 hours
The next 24 hours will see the Gardai throughout Kildare mounting 80 checkpoints throughout the county.
Grant hopes for Straffan hall
CHANGES to an EU grant scheme mean that more aid could be available to the Straffan Community Hall committee, writes Henry Bauress.
Leixlip’s honours list celebration
A former top student at Colaiste Chiarain is behind plans by a law company to give two education bursaries to potential law students.
Sport
Hurlers crash out, minors advance
KILDARE senior hurlers crashed out of the Christy Ring Cup in Pairc Tailteann, Navan, on Saturday, defeated by the home side by three points, writes TOMMY CALLAGHAN.
Naas shock Sarsfields in SFC opener
MARK Millham’s Naas caused an early upset in the opening round of the MDY SFC when defeating hotly fancied Sarsifleds at the county grounds on Friday evening by 0-12 to 1-8, writes TOMMY CALLAGHAN.
Same again as Kildare face up to Meath in Ring quarter final
Kildare, not surprisingly, have named the same fifteen that started last week’s Christy Ring Round 2 game against Kerry for this Saturday’s quarter final clash with Meath in Navan, writes TOMMY CALLAGHAN.
Minors make four changes in personnell for Louth clash
KILDARE have made four changes in personnel and a number of positional changes for Saturday afternoon’s Leinster Minor Football Championship quarter final against Louth, at St. Conleth’s Park, Newbridge, which throws-in at at 3 pm, writes TOMMY CALLAGHAN.
Huge weekend for Kildare GAA at all levels
A massive weekend for Kildare GAA gets under way on Friday evening with the opening games in the senior, intermediate and junior football championships down for decision, writes TOMMY CALLAGHAN.
Video
Keeping up appearances in Punchestown video
DESPITE the inclement weather, the ladies at Punchestown have been keeping up appearnces in the Best Dressed Lady Competition.
Lifestyle
Kildare focus in new wildlife publication from Celbridge author
A Kildare-based photographer has produced a new book on wildlife which includes many of the species to be found in the county’s conservation areas.
Athy poster exhibition a big hit
The ‘Re-imaging Athy and its People’ poster exhibition by local man Colm Walsh is certainly making its mark.
Newbridge boy Shane (12) scoops Amy Winehouse scholarship
the West End beckons for Newbridge emigrant Shane Keogh-Grenade who has won the first Amy Winehouse scholarship to the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London.
Naas iconic music shop Top Twenty closes
AFTER more than a quarter of a century trading in Naas, Top Twenty has closed its doors.
Rathangan brother and sister publish ‘Creepbrook Manor’ adventure online
For most families with young children, getting rid of the television for good would be a terrifying thought. But for one family from Rathangan, it has opened up a world of adventures.
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Weather for Naas, Ireland
Sunday 20 May 2012
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