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Cycling lanes potential threat to Naas Shopping Centre - Scully claim

A Naas councillor is concerned that proposed cycle lanes could damage the prospects of either a sale of or the potential success of the Naas Shopping Centre. Speaking yesterday afternoon at the monthly meeting of Naas Municipal District Cllr Darren ...

21 Jun 2017 at 11:11

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Don't raise false hope for 'recreational' land - Naas councillor

Lands to be used for community and amenity purposes should not be identified unless these are already owned by Kildare County council. That's according to Naas councillor Seamie Moore who has claimed that marking lands intended for recreational ...

25 Jun 2017 at 11:00

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Naas residents will ultimately approve the town's Irish name

The prospect of a vote taking place to ratify the correct Irish version of Naas has not gone down too well with some of the citizens of the town. When the issue was reported on the Leader website recently there was a lot of frustration evident....

18 Jun 2017 at 07:00

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Help needed to clear dirt from Naas housing estates

A Naas councillor wants local authority street cleaning machinery to be deployed occasionally to housing areas. Cllr Seamie Moore said that only heavy duty road sweepers can remove material like vehicle grit deposits, climatic dirt and ...

28 May 2017 at 15:00

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No commitment made by Council for plaque to honour Kildare soldiers killed overseas

Kildare County Council has deferred a motion on putting up a plaque honouring British army and Irish army UN soldiers killed in action. At Kildare County Council monthly meeting on May 29, Cllr Seamie Moore proposed the members and ...

30 May 2017 at 18:11

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€300,000 to be spent on newly open public garden in Kildare

Some €295,000 is to be spent on the Oldtown Gardens in Naas - the public gardens which Kildare County Council has opened to the public - this year. Most of the funding (€200,000) will go on path improvement works. It’s also ...

18 Mar 2025 at 19:00

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€300,000 to be spent on newly open public garden in Kildare

18 Mar 2025 at 19:00

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Scenic Kildare lakes area needs to be dredged

The scenic lakes area in Naas needs to be dredged. A dredging operation - the removal of sediment and de bris - is likely to be expensive, according to Kildare County Council official Simon Wallace. He also said the ...

19 Mar 2025 at 20:00

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No money for dressing rooms at this Kildare sports venue

New dressing rooms are needed at a public park in Naas. Local councillor Seamie Moore wants Kildare County Council provide "suitable permanent changing rooms" at Monread Park. READ NEXT BREAKING: Kildare man eyes ...

25 Jun 2025 at 18:00

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Veteran Kildare politician is new Naas mayor

Veteran councillor Seamie Moore is the new Naas mayor, a role he will have for twelve months. He was elected to the role unopposed at the Naas Municipal District committee’s annual general meeting. READ NEXT ...

09 Jul 2025 at 18:08

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Concern over mobile homes encampment on land in Kildare

Kildare County Council has been asked to explain why it has allowed an encampment to materialise. Naas mayor Seamie Moore wants KCC to explain why “it has allowed the movement of a number of mobile homes ...

02 Sept 2025 at 19:00

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Court action being taken over mobile homes encampment on Kildare land

Kildare County Council has indicated it’s taking court action over an encampment. Naas mayor Seamie Moore wants KCC to explain why “it has allowed the movement of a number of mobile homes and caravans ...

17 Sept 2025 at 19:00

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