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A man found lying on a footpath in Naas was arrested for his own safety. Read more County Kildare news The 30 year old from Naas was found at by gardai at Pacelli Road shortly before 6am on January 11.

20 Jan 2020 at 11:14

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Footpath 'is needed' for centre of Sallins

Kildare County council is coming under pressure to provide a footpath in Sallins, near the filling station. Cllr Bill Clear asked about the “current situation regarding the absence of a footpath at the petrol station in Sallins”, at a Naas Municipal ...

17 Dec 2020 at 16:00

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KILDARE: Eight year delay to repair town footpaths

A request for footpath repairs in Naas is now eight years old. That’s according to Cllr Carmel Kelly, who wants Kildare County Council to carry out surface repairs and improvements to footpaths at the area in front of Haydens pub, Lawlors Hotel and ...

23 May 2023 at 19:00

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Local councillor unveils footpath in west Wicklow

A new footpath connecting Hollywood village to Hollywood cross on the N81 — a long sought after community facility — has arrived. Cllr Patsy Glennon acknowledged the goodwill shown by the Corrigan family in facilitating the project. Opening the ...

12 Jun 2021 at 18:30

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KILDARE: Naas main street footpath closure 'is necessary to complete work'

The closure of a section of footpath in Naas town centre has been defended by a local politician. A portion of footpath outside the town hall is off-limits to pedestrians - on a temporary basis. Some residents have complained about the ...

19 Oct 2023 at 18:00

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Heated exchanges as Naas cycle lanes and paths get the green light

The controversial plan to pedestrianise part of Poplar Square and provide cycle lanes along Dublin Road, in Naas, will go ahead. There were heated exchanges as Naas councillors this afternoon voted by the narrowest of margins to go ...

21 Feb 2017 at 18:39

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Footpath needed in a town in Kildare

A new footpath is needed in Sallins. Cllr Bill Clear called for a path from Bodenstown Graveyard to the roundabout at the Sallins bypass. He told a Naas Municipal District meeting that this would facilitate people who no longer ...

04 Apr 2024 at 20:30

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Kildare County Council has no resources to make slippy footpaths safer

Kildare County Council has rejected a request to grit footpaths in the interests of pedestrian safety. Threats to safety presented by frost and ice prompted the request from Cllr Bill Clear who asked that the council start ...

19 Jan 2023 at 16:00

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KILDARE: Footpath repairs needed in Naas

A call has been made for footpath improvements to be carried out in an area of Naas. Cllr Carmel Kelly wants Kildare County Council to carry out surface repairs and improvements to footpaths at the area in front of ...

04 May 2023 at 19:00

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'Sunken footpath' to be repaired

Kildare County Council says it will repair a footpath said by a local politician to be “sinking.” Cllr Anne Breen asked that the work be done on a “damaged/sunken footpath” in Poplar Square, Naas. She told a Naas ...

16 Sept 2024 at 18:00

Naas

No plans for footpath replacement

A section of footpath in Naas Needs to be replaced according to Naas mayor Fintan Brett. He said a piece of the path at Tipper Road, near the entrance to The Paddocks estate, is chaffing. But Kildare County ...

12 Sept 2024 at 20:30

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Naas foopaths must be reinstated properly

The footpaths on the main street in Naas must be reinstated properly after undergrounding of cables has been completed. Local councillor Darren Scully is seeking an undertaking from Kildare County Council ...

18 Sept 2018 at 12:06

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