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NEWS BRIEF: Kildare hoteliers urge government to retain 9 per cent tourism VAT

Kildare hoteliers have urged the government to retain the 9 per cent tourism Value Added Tax (VAT) rate. Hoteliers across the county have welcomed comments today by Minister for Tourism Catherine Martin, TD, that she will continue to seek a further ...

17 Jan 2023 at 09:30

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Set of keys stolen from Kildare hotel, gardaí investigating

A set of keys were stolen from a well-known Naas hotel last week. The incident was detailed to KFM Radio yesterday by Garda Lennie Donlon. He told KFM that a burglary took place at the Osprey Hotel in Naas on Thursday, April 4 last. Gda Donlon ...

11 Apr 2024 at 14:00

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Theft and endangerment incident reported at well-known County Kildare hotel

Gardaí are investigating an incident of theft and endangerment which occurred at a well-known hotel located in Straffan. The matter was discussed by Garda Shane Smyth earlier today on KFM. He said that on Wednesday, July 3 last, at around 12....

10 Jul 2024 at 13:00

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Kildare hotels, pubs and restaurants generate €127 million each year

Hospitality and drinks businesses, including pubs, hotels, off-licences, restaurants, wholesalers and producers, employ 7,309 people in Kildare, generating €127 million in revenue for the local tourism economy. That’s according to a new ...

28 May 2017 at 11:30

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