Issued : Friday 5 September, 2008 Statement by Spokesperson on Enterprise, Trade and Employment TD proposes major campaign of opposition if acute inpatient facilities are transferred to either Portlaoise or Naas. Deputy...
By Maynooth, Co. Kildare Saturday August 30 2008 I am one of the idiots who generated "Rip-off Ireland". I am a 35-year-old professional with an annual salary that is more than twice the average industrial wage. I have no...
The board of Horse Sport Ireland is meeting at its headquarters in Naas, Co. Kildare this afternoon to disuss the fallout from the Olympics doping controversy. Showjumper Denis Lynch was disqualified from the Games last...
Fifty years ago, when the Irish Georgian Society was founded, the bulldozer was a familiar sight in Ireland, trundling along elegant urban terraces and drawing up at the gates of country houses. One of the bulldozer’s prominent...
Gardaí in Naas are appealing for assistance in locating the whereabouts of two men missing since the 23 July. David Lyndsay, 38, and 39-year-old Alan Napper were last seen at about 5pm on Wednesday 23 July at Clane, Co Kildare....
In response to Tarquin Montreau's comments regarding the disappointing performance of the Irish Olympic Team (Letters, August 19), Sebastian Coe has said that the success of the British team is due to the fact that they've...
IRELAND - Dawn Farm Foods has closed its meat plant following its link to a recent outbreak of Salmonella agona in Ireland and the UK. Dawn Farm Foods decided to stop production in Naas, County Kildare, after it was confirmed...
A train travelling from Dublin to Cork train has been derailed in the Monasterevin area of County Kildare. A spokesman for Iarnród Éireann said the train hit a tree on the line and the engine came off the track. All services to...
AN OUTBREAK of a rare salmonella strain which hit three people in the Lothians has been linked to a food manufacturer in Ireland. A multi-agency investigation is probing a food farm in County Kildare after reports of the...
Aug 14 2008 by Madeleine Brindley, Western Mail EIGHT people in Wales have been diagnosed with a rare form of food poisoning linked to a nationwide outbreak. The salmonella outbreak, associated with cooked bacon from Ireland...