Three bombs discovered in vehicle during garda search in Kildare
The Defence Forces were called to the scene.
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The Defence Forces were called to the scene.
A Limerick driver travelling at double the speed limit because he was ‘late to work’ was caught yesterday morning.
The two drivers were detected by Naas Traffic Corps.
Meanwhile, three people were arrested for drink driving at three different checkpoints in Kilkenny.
The driver was arrested and the car seized as it had no insurance.
The court tightened his bail restrictions even further on Thursday.
Irishman Oliver Jager is part of Canterbury’s push for a Mitre 10 Cup title.
There have been a number of high profile incidents with ambulances in recent years and paramedics are worried for their safety.
One of the paramedics injured in the incident remains in hospital but he is expected to make a full recovery.
Two paramedics were also injured in the blaze, one seriously.
The men are alleged to have taken €12,000 and €3,000 in case from customer accounts in Kildare.
The garda told the court that the accused repeatedly called her a “f***ing bitch”.
Emergency services are at the scene.
The Kildare man was granted bail this week.
David Hall was granted permission to enter the unit by Mr. Justice Paul Gilligan this afternoon.
The 28-year-old man was disqualified from driving for a year.
He was also fined €1,000 and disqualified from driving for four years.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the fatal crash.
The man passed away after sustaining crush injuries at a Naas factory.
Zoltan Almasi was found guilty of the murder of 20-year-old Joseph Dunne in Co Kildare in 2014.
The front window of the car was also frosted.
Days Hotel won the Grade 2 Chase at Naas this afternoon.
The distressed mother appeared at Naas District Court yesterday visibly covered in bruises.
The Ireland Schools-capped prop was on the bench alongside Joe Moody and Codie Taylor.
Return of Kings won’t be meeting in Naas.
The group argues that ‘gender equality is a myth’.
The man was hit by a car on the Naas Road.
Josie Hillis was attacked while trying to save a peahen from the marauding fox.
The seizures took place in Dublin and Limerick this week.
He was taken to Naas General Hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later.
The van driver and a passenger were uninjured.
All aboard Clancy’s minibus!
Former mayor of Naas Darren Scully made the statement in a letter to the Sunday Times. Scully was forced to resign as mayor after being caught up in a racism row in 2011.
21-year-old Adam Skinner never got to attend his own debutante’s ball, but that is all set to change following an offer from volunteer Sarah Jane Curtis.
The victim was named locally as Patsy Kelly and described as a well liked character in the community.