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David Walsh

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Aug 16, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · David Walsh

    'Kind of man we all wish we could be': Remembering Athy's Dermot Lawler - Community - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)

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    When I started compiling these notes for the Kildare Nationalist back in March of 2025, I spoke with my good friend Kay Lawler. Kay had been the correspondent for the Kilmead notes for many years and I asked for her advice: ‘‘Tell stories,’’ she said ‘‘People love stories, the news is a different thing, that is for journalists to write, you need to tell stories.’’ So, I set out to tell stories, sometimes embellishing them a little, as someone once said: ‘The truth never got in the way of a good

  2. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · David Walsh

    Asian hornet pose huge threat to Kildare wildlife - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)

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    RECENTLY I had occasion to call on the help of local beekeeper, Gerry Walsh, to remove a wasp’s nest from a bird box in my back yard. Gerry is a man with a huge knowledge of all things to do with bees, and particularly the threats to our native bees. I asked him about the Asian Hornet and the threat they pose. Gerry told me that this insect is reported to have arrived in France in a shipping container in Bordeaux in 2004. Since then, it has spread to Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Spain and Ital

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · David Walsh

    The last goodbye to longwave in Kildare - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)

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    100 Years of Radio I BOUGHT a ‘wireless’ 30 years ago, not just any ‘wireless’ but a Bush DAC 90 valve set built in Shepherd's Bush, London; which inspired the company name. Manufactured just after the end of World War II, it had already seen service for sixty years I bought it. I had first seen a Bush DAC 90 in the kitchen of Hogan’s house on Leinster Street in Athy; the late Bridie Hogan had received it as a wedding present sometime in the 1950’s and it sat on a shelf in the kitchen tuned to R

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