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Families in Kildare face delays in moving into new homes - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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Questions have been raised regarding delays affecting purchasers ability to move into new homes in the affordable housing development at Barracks field West, Naas, with Kildare County Council saying that legal, financial and snagging processes have contributed to the delays. At September’s meeting of Naas Municipal District, cllr Evie Sammon brought forward a motion on the meeting agenda asking the local authority for an update on the timeline for the development. She asked the council to outlin
Kildare councillors vote against data centre zoning review - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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THE PEOPLE of Naas turned out in force to protest at plans to build a large data centre that they fear will cause long-lasting damage to the town. Hundreds of concerned locals staged the protest outside the offices of Kildare County Council, which was due to discuss the plans at its meeting yesterday afternoon (Monday). However, at the meeting councillors went ahead and voted down a proposed review of the data centre zoning, with 22 councillors voting against holding a review, 11 voting in favou
Athy's Shackleton & Ernie's named Irish attraction of the year - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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THE Shackleton Experience & Ernie’s Café in Athy have been named Visitor Attraction of the Year in the Speciality Hospitality & Sustainability category of the 2026 Georgina Campbell Irish Food & Hospitality Awards. The Shackleton Experience opened in 2025 in Athy’s redeveloped Town Hall and commemorates polar explorer Ernest Shackleton, who was born at nearby Kilkea in 1874. It has proven to be a a great asset to the town and its potential appeal to both visitors to Kildare and the local communi
UPDATED: Athy bank targeted with graffiti - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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THE AIB branch in Athy has been targeted with graffitied with the message “Drop Snyk”, while the front door was secured with a chain and padlock. The incident is related to public backlash and protests against AIB nationally over reports of a proposed technology and cybersecurity contract with Snyk, an Israeli cybersecurity company founded in 2015. Snyk was founded by former members of Unit 8200, an Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) intelligence unit. The company is headquartered in Boston and has of
Renewed push for mother and baby memorial in Athy - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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KILDARE County Council is investigating possible funding for a community group to lead a project aimed at paying tribute to mothers and babies buried in St Mary’s Cemetery, Athy, and acknowledging the trauma they experienced. This emerged at September’s meeting of Athy Municipal District, where cllr Aoife Breslin proposed ‘that the council, with other relevant agencies, advances acknowledging in an appropriate manner, the mothers and babies buried in St Mary's Cemetery, Athy’. The cemetery conta
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