A crash has been cleared from the N7 Naas Rd inbound between J4 Rathcoole and J3 Citywest. However, delays remain from before J7 Kill.
M50 traffic is moving well in both directions.
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A man in his 40s has died following a house fire in Co Kildare early this morning.
Leixlip Gardai are currently investigating the scene of the blaze in Carbury at 3.30am.
Our photograph (above) shows emergency services at the scene as the property is engulfed in flames.
The Garda Press Office in Dublin confirmed that the man had tragically lost his life in the fire.
Several units of Kildare Fire Services battled the inferno in the large two-storey house for several hours.
Leixlip Gardai appealed for anybody with information on the incident to contact them at (01) 666 7882.
More to follow...
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Some 400 customers are without electricity this morning.
The biggest outage is in Dunfirth near Kilcock where 298 households and businesses will have no power until after 5pm.
Elsewhere, in the Old Kilcullen area, 63 customers are affected by an outage which should be fixed before tea-time.
In Robertstown, a total of 103 customers have no power but the problem should be rectified by 4pm.
There are also smaller outages such as 14 off the Hazelhatch Road in Celbridge and 16 in Morristown near Kilmeague.
ESB Networks apologised for any convenience caused to customers.
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Lullymore Heritage & Discovery Park in Rathangan joined Tourism Ireland at the British Tourism and Travel Show in Birmingham this week.
The British Tourism and Travel Show is an annual event for the travel trade in Britain – attracting more than 3,000 coach tour operators and group travel organisers, including leading travel companies like Albatross Travel Group, Expedia.com, First Choice Holidays and JacTravel.
The two-day event provided a valuable opportunity for the participating companies like Lullymore to meet, and do business with, key players in the British travel trade.
Vanessa Markey, Tourism Ireland’s Head of Great Britain, said: “Great Britain is the largest market for tourism to the island of Ireland and we were pleased to see visitor numbers increase by +12% in 2015, an extra 383,000 British visitors compared with 2014.
"Tourism Ireland is determined to ensure that tourism growth continues. Our presence at this year’s British Tourism and Travel Show is just one element of our programme of activity with the travel trade.
"Our aim is to enthuse the GB travel trade, including online and traditional travel agents and tour operators, so they feature more island of Ireland holidays in their programmes for 2016.”
Picture above shows: Cormac Ó Suilleabháin, Tourism Ireland and Ray Stapleton, Lullymore Heritage & Discovery Park, Rathangan at the British Tourism and Travel Show.
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Foul play is not expected in the death of a Co Kildare man in a house fire during the early hours of this morning.
The Garda Press Office confirmed that the death of a man in his mid forties at Carbury is thought to be a tragic accident.
At 3.30a.m. fire services were called to a house, it is believed that there were no other people in the property at the time.
The deceased's body is currently at the scene and is due to be removed to the mortuary at Naas General Hospital.
Leixlip Gardai are currently at the scene and are appealing for witnesses to the incident.
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Johnstownbridge GFC is applying to renew the licence to operate its Lotto.
Solicitors for the club are due to make an application in Kilcock District Court next week.
The issue will be raised before Judge Desmond Zaidan on Tuesday.
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These are the dramatic pictures of a waste vegetation fire just metres from homes in Sandyford, south Dublin.
Dublin Fire Brigade sent units from Nutgrove, Donnybrook and Tara Street to the scene.
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Co Council also supplied a JCB to support the operation.
Nobody was injured in the incident.
Last week Kildare Fire Service issued warnings about uncontrolled burning on land in Co Kildare.
Uncontrolled burning causes a risk to neighbour’s homes, livelihoods and critical infrastructure in rural areas.
It also impacts on the safety and well being of elderly and infirm people living in areas affected by smoke.
The diversion of emergency service resources in such areas can have grave consequences in the event they are required for more life threatening emergency incidents elsewhere.
Pictures: Dublin Fire Brigade
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Athy Town FC is kicking off its season with a major sponsorship deal.
The club, which is approaching its 70th birthday, won last year's Division Two of the Kildare District Football League.
The team have built in strength over the winter with a 25-man strong squad and have had a tough Pre-season with several training sessions and friendly games.
The new home and away jerseys for the 2016 season were unveiled in Clancy's Bar this week.
And a new sponsorship deal was also unveiled.
Colin Gray, who is CEO of international animal pharmaceutical firm Pharmgate and an ex Athy town player, has now become an official partner of Athy Town FC by sponsoring the KDFL Premier division team. Colin, who now lives in the US, was represented at the announcement by his brother Morgan who both share a love for the club and showed great respect for the players and management.
Athy Town's first game of the season is against Bridgewood Celtic in Aldridge Park in Athy on Saturday night.
The kick off is at 7.30pm and all support is welcome to cheer on and watch this committed team.
Pictured is Club Chairman Finbarr Bride; Pharmgate Representative Morgan Gray; goalkeeper Gavin Dunphy and defenders: Niall Foley and Jason Leonard.
Photo: Johnathan Robinson.
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The tragic deaths of five young men in the Newbridge area over the past month has raised fears of a possible suicide cluster.
The deaths, four in the town and one nearby, has caused shock in the area. Three were in their thirties, and one in his early forties.
Meanwhile, a Co Kildare woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, is appealing for people to think before ending their life.
The woman, who got therapy 25-years-ago, after considering suicide and battling an alcohol problem from the age of 20, said: "If I had taken my own life the only person that could be held responsible would be myself and even then maybe not as my mental state was not healthy. I would have never been able to understand fully the pain I would have caused to the living, the distress, the questions they would have left unanswered.
We are all individuals. For me I wanted to end the pain I was in. I knew no other way to do that other than death.
But there are other ways. Doctors therapists and loved ones can all play a part in recovering from mental health problems and addictions."
At the age of 14, Mary( not her real name) tasted her first alcoholic drink.
She said: "I was always a shy person and found it hard to mix with others. At the age of 14 I tasted alcohol and loved the way it made me feel. As I got older and was able to afford alcohol I began to drink a lot. By the age of 20 I definitely had an alcohol problem. I just couldn't socialize without it and only socialized in places that it was available. By the age of 27 I was drinking every day. But the real torture for me was my ongoing obsession with thoughts of suicide."
She had a son at the age of 21 and during the pregnancy significantly reduced her intake of alcohol.
However, when he was born, she resumed her daily drinking. By the time she was 22, she was consuming beer from morning until night.
Mary battled serious depression and began to isolate herself from family and friends.
She said: "I was not suicidal when drunk, the following morning would be terrible when I woke up sober. One thing kept me in this world. I had a child aged six whom I adored. I knew deep down that he needed me. I also knew that I would destroy him if I died by suicide."
Her son is now 30-years-old, she stopped drinking when he was six. She began a course of antidepressant medication.
She said: "It is 25 years since I stopped drinking. Today I feel sad at the loss and pain caused by suicides. I'm so grateful that I stayed in this world ,watched my child grow up, he is very proud of me, stayed sober and no longer feel depressed. Most of my days are good days now."
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It is believed that the 21-year-old man drowned after falling into a swimming pool at a tourist complex in Torremolinos in southern Spain.
The tragic incident took place at around 7p.m. yesterday evening. The man was reportedly pulled from the pool by two hotel workers but paramedics could not revive him when they reached the scene.
Spanish media is reporting that the man drowned after accidentally falling into the deep end of the pool. An autopsy will take place today at the Institute of Legal Medicine of Malaga.
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Brian Rushe, a dairy farmer from Derrinturn in Carbury, has been elected as the new chairman of the Kildare branch of the Irish Farmers Association at the county's AGM that was held in Newbridge last night.
Rushe is relatively young to hold such a position, but his appointment would seem appropriate to anyone who has read his excellent 'Farmer Writes' articles that are regularly published in the Farmers Journal.
The father of two was a committed suckler farmer up until 2013 before he converted to dairy farming. He is currently part of a massive chain of over 2,200 farms that supplies the Lakeland Dairies company with milk, while he is also in the process of completing a Nuffield Scholarship.
Rushe replaces the outgoing chairman Pat Farrell, who is running for the deputy president position on the board of the Irish Farmers Association. The Athy based suckler and beef farmer is running against Limerick farmer Richard Kennedy and Monaghan poultry farmer Nigel Renaghan for the position.
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An Irish man living in Australia was stabbed to death while he was out on a date in a part of New South Wales.
The man, who local media have named as Keith Collins from Terrigal in New South Wales, was originally from Dublin but has been living in Australia for some time.
The 53-year-old Dubliner was out on a date with a woman he allegedly met on a dating website, when a man believed to be his companion's ex-husband entered the Kangam BBQ restaurant and stabbed Mr Collins in the chest and the neck.
The woman has been named in the local media as Jovi Pilapil, and while she also sustained injuries during the incident, she was able to flea the scene before she collapsed a number of minutes later.
The suspect is believed to be Ms Pilapil's ex-husband, Alexander Villaluna, and he was arrested approximately 20 minutes after the assault close to the scene. Local witnesses described him as 'eerily calm' following the stabbing and noted that he casually strolled up and down the busy shopping district outside the restaurant in blood soaked clothes with a 20 centimetre knife in his hand.
The 44-year-old has been charged with murder and attempted murder and is due before a sitting of Hornsby Local Court.
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Gardaí wish to seek the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of, 13 year old, Destiny Omoruyi who is missing from his home at Moynihan Court, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
Destiny was last seen on the 30/03/16 in Moynihan Court. He is described as being 5 feet tall, of broad build, black hair and black eyes. When last seen he was wearing light blue jeans, black jacket and white runners.
Anyone who has seen Destiny or who can assist in locating him is asked to contact Tallaght Garda Station on 01-6666000, The Garda Confidential Telephone Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.
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Things were moving well on the roads around Kildare until a number of minutes ago, but it seems that traffic has become extremely heavy in the last few minutes.
Traffic on the M7 Southbound is at a near standstill between J7 Kill and J10 Naas South. There are no reports of any accidents from the area as of yet, though it appears that there must be something to have brought the traffic to a halt.
A crash on the M50 Southbound just before J9 Red Cow has blocked the left lane there and traffic is now moving at a snail's pace from J6 Blanchardstown.
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A man who has been charged with the murder of Kenneth O'Brien will appear in court in two weeks time.
48-year-old Paul Wells, who has an address at Barnamore Park in Finglas, has been charged with the murder of the Clondalkin man more than 10 weeks ago. He will appear at a sitting in Cloverhill District Court on 13 April.
Mr O'Brien's body was dismembered after he was killed, and parts of his body were found in the Grand Canal at Ardclough and in Sallins between 16 January and 25 January this year.
Mr Wells has been remanded in custody as he awaits the next part of his trial.
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The death has occurred of Sally O'NEILL, Ballybrack, Carbury, Kildare
In her 101st year. Peacefully at Naas Hospital, deeply regretted by her sisters Mary, Betty and Brigid, nieces, nephews relatives and friends.
Reposing at Larkin's Funeral Home, Edenderry with Rosary this Thursday at 7.30pm. Reposing Friday from 5pm with removal to the Holy Trinity Church, Derrinturn at 6.30pm arriving for 7pm. Funeral Mass Sunday at 11am followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery.
The death has occurred of Derek (Lelo) GALLAGHER, Lucan, Dublin / Celbridge, Kildare
Gallagher, Derek (Lucan, Co. Dublin, and formerly of Celbridge, Co. Kildare) March 30th., 2016 (suddenly). Beloved son of Roseann and Patrick (Golly G); Lelo will be sadly missed by his loving parents, brothers John, Paddy and Tony, sisters Karen and Lorraine, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Reposing at his parents' residence on Friday evening (1st April) between 6pm and 8pm with removal on Saturday morning (2nd April) to St. Mary’s Church, Lucan arriving for Requiem Mass at 10am followed by burial in Esker Cemetery. Family flowers only, please. Donations, if desired, to St. Luke’s Hospital.
The death has occurred of Bernadette CASEY (née Doyle), Dún na Rí, Grey Abbey Road, Kildare Town, Kildare
Reposing at McWey's Funeral Home, Abbey View, Kildare from 6pm on Friday, 1st April, with Rosary there at 8pm Removal on Saturday at 10.45am to St. Brigid's Parish Church, Kildare arriving for Mass at 11am. Cremation thereafter in Newlands Cross Crematorium, Dublin.
No flowers please. Donations, if desired, to the Friends of Naas Hospital. Donation box in Church.
The death has occurred of John (Junior) BREEN, Barrettstown Lawns, Newbridge, Kildare
Breen, John (Barrettstown Lawns, Newbridge, Co. Kildare) - 31st March 2016 (peacefully) in the company of his loving family. John is sadly missed by his loving wife Anne, sons Paul and Philip, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, brother, sisters, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, beloved grandchildren, nieces and nephews, extended family, relatives and friends.
Reposing at his home from 1pm on Friday with Rosary at 8pm. Removal on Saturday morning at 11.15am to arrive at the Church of Our Lady and St David, Sallins Road, Naas for Mass at 12 noon. Funeral afterwards to St. Corban's Cemetery, Naas. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to Irish Cancer Society. Donations box in the Church.
The death has occurred of Mella BLAKE (née Cusack), Celbridge, Kildare / Carrigallen, Leitrim
Blake, Mella (Nee Cusack), (Newtown, Celbridge, Co. Kildare and formerly of Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim) March 30th 2016 (peacefully) in the loving care of the staff at Marymount Care Centre. Beloved wife of the late William (Billy) and dear mother of Una and Bill and loving gran of Matthew, Lauren and Daniel. Mella will be sadly missed by her loving family, sister Brona, brothers Matt, J.E.F. and Barry, daughter-in-law Anita, brother-in-law, sisters-in-law, cousins, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
Reposing at home on Friday evening (1st April) between 6pm and 8pm with family and friends. Funeral on Saturday morning (2nd April) in St. Patrick’s Church, Celbridge after 11am Mass followed by burial in Straffan Cemetery. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to Lauralynn Ireland’s Children’s Hospice.
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Towns in Co Kildare should have 'drop-off zones' for school children to help reduce traffic jams at school gates, a councillor has said.
Cllr Mark Lynch is recommending the measure to be included in the new Kildare County Development Plan designed to improve services for the next seven years.
A special meeting of the Council will be held in Naas on Tuesday to consider amendments proposed by councillors.
A total of more than 200 amendments have been proposed to the planning blueprint.
Councillor Lynch of Sinn Fein called on the Council to "develop edge of town 'drop-off zones' whereby parents can drop their children and they can walk to school through town centres rather than cars blocking up main streets at intervals of the day."
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Cian O'Neill has named two players in his side that haven't started already this year for this Sunday's final round league game against Clare in Newbridge on Sunday.
Hugh McGrillen and Rob Kelly will both feature from the start, with the Celbridge defender set to play his first bit of football under O'Neill on Sunday. Kelly was a late substitute in last Saturday's victory over Tipperary and the Straffan man has been named at full-forward alongside Fionn Dowling and Paul Cribbin.
The full-back line stays the same as last weekend following an impressive showing, while Kevin Feely and Tommy Moolick will also continue their promising partnership in the middle of the park.
Sunday's opponents are also likely to be Kildare's opponents in the league final in three weeks time, as the Banner men sit two points ahead of their closest rivals and have a much better scoring difference than the likes of Tipperary, Offaly and Sligo.
Throw-in on Sunday afternoon is at 2pm and KildareNow will be reporting live from St Conleth's Park to bring you the best of the action.
1 Tom Corley Acadha Mórdha
2 Peter Kelly Teach dha Mhile
3 David Hyland Ath í
4 Ollie Lyons Cill Droichid
5 Ciaran Fitzpatrick Cill Cocha
6 Fergal Conway Cill Droichid
7 Hugh Mc Grillin Cill Droichid
8 Kevin Feely Ath í
9 Tommy Moolick Leim an Bhradain
10 Adam Tyrrell Acadha Mórdha
11 Niall Kelly Ath í
12 Eoghan O Flaherty Cairbre
13 Fionn Dowling Crocha na Greine
14 Rob Kelly Teach Sratain
15 Paul Cribbin Baile Sheain
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BLAKE (Nee Cusack), (Newtown, Celbridge, Co. Kildare and formerly of Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim) March 30th 2016 (peacefully) in the loving care of the staff at Marymount Care Centre, Mella, beloved wife of the late William (Billy) and dear mother of Una and Bill and loving gran of Matthew, Lauren and Daniel. Mella will be sadly missed by her loving family, sister Brona, brothers Matt, J.E.F. and Barry, daughter-in-law Anita, brother-in-law, sisters-in-law, cousins, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
May she rest in peace.
Reposing at home on Friday evening (1st April) between 6pm and 8pm with family and friends. Funeral on Saturday morning (2nd April) in St. Patrick’s Church, Celbridge after 11am Mass followed by burial in Straffan Cemetery. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to Lauralynn Ireland’s Children’s Hospice.
BREEN (Barrettstown Lawns, Newbridge, Co. Kildare) - 31st March 2016 (peacefully) in the company of his loving family. John (Junior); sadly missed by his loving wife Anne, sons Paul and Philip, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, brother, sisters, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, beloved grandchildren, nieces and nephews, extended family, relatives and friends.
May He Rest in Peace
Reposing at his home from 1pm on Friday with Rosary at 8pm. Removal on Saturday morning at 11.15am to arrive at the Church of Our Lady and St David, Sallins Road, Naas for Mass at 12 noon. Funeral afterwards to St. Corban's Cemetery, Naas. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to Irish Cancer Society. Donations box in the Church.
Reposing at McWey's Funeral Home, Abbey View, Kildare from 6pm on Friday, 1st April, with Rosary there at 8pm Removal on Saturday at 10.45am to St. Brigid's Parish Church, Kildare arriving for Mass at 11am. Cremation thereafter in Newlands Cross Crematorium, Dublin.
May she rest in peace
No flowers please. Donations, if desired, to the Friends of Naas Hospital. Donation box in Church.
GALLAGHER (Lucan, Co. Dublin, and formerly of Celbridge, Co. Kildare) March 30th., 2016 (suddenly), Derek (Lelo) beloved son of Roseann and Patrick (Golly G); Lelo will be sadly missed by his loving parents, brothers John, Paddy and Tony, sisters Karen and Lorraine, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
May he rest in peace.
Reposing at his parents' residence on Friday evening (1st April) between 6pm and 8pm with removal on Saturday morning (2nd April) to St. Mary’s Church, Lucan arriving for Requiem Mass at 10am followed by burial in Esker Cemetery. Family flowers only, please. Donations, if desired, to St. Luke’s Hospital.
“Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis”
Peacefully, in the excellent care of the staff of St Vincent's Hospital, Dublin. She will be sadly missed by her brothers Alan and David, her Aunt Mabel, sisters-in-law Sherry and Mary, nephews and nieces Jonathan, Kevin, Jenny and Gina, her extended family and many friends.
Funeral Service in St. John's Church, Kill, at 11am on Saturday, 2nd April, followed by burial in Maudlin's Cemetery, Naas. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Irish Cancer Society.
"AT REST"
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Now the Lancet reports that by 2025, Ireland is set to have the second-highest levels of obese women in Europe (37%) just a percentage point away from the UK (38%), and above Malta (34%).
Similar trends are projected in men, with Ireland and the UK again showing the greatest proportion (both around 38%), followed by Lithuania (36%).
Similar trends are projected in men, with Ireland and the UK again showing the greatest proportion (both around 38%), followed Lithuania (36%).
By comparison, 43% of US women and 45% of US men are predicted to be obese in 2025.
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