Martin Osborne is a journalist based in Naas, Co Kildare, Ireland. He writes for Kfm Radio and his work has also appeared in LexBlog, Inc., Kclr96fm, and the Irish Independent. Martin's articles cover a range of local topics, including social issues, politics, road safety, wildlife conservation, and community initiatives.
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Martin Osborne primarily covers local news and government announcements in Kildare, Ireland. He focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and often cites data to support his coverage.
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By: Martin Osborne
Gardaí searched two locations in Dublin yesterday, recovering a quantity of cigarettes.
By: Martin Osborne
The school has seen little renovation despite decades of use.
By: Martin Osborne
A member of My Lovely Horse Rescue described the donkey, named Peadar, as "cruel".
By: Martin Osborne
The plots, located near the final resting place of Theobald Wolfe Tone, are being sold for a staggering €12,500 each.
A man has died after his car entered the water in Grangeclare West, Kilmeague, yesterday evening.
Karen Gorey, the daughter of a local with dementia who attends the centre, said the move happened "without consultation".
21-year-old Maurguerita Sheridan died after a van struck a set of gates she was standing beside in Rathkeale.
By: Martin Osborne
The 700m stretch of road saw as many prosecutions as the entire counties of Kilkenny, Louth, and Mayo.
By: Martin Osborne
Jason is deeply regretted by his daughter Evelyn, partner Sharon, mother Patricia, father Seamus, and extended family.
By: Martin Osborne
There were 75 babies born on Christmas Day, of which 38 were boys and 37 were girls.
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