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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The funding aims to further upgrade and enhance facilities for sports enthusiasts, with a focus on promoting sports participation in the region.
By: Martin Osborne
There's a big change for Irish consumers on the way with Amazon finally announcing a dedicated Irish website.
Enjoy it while you can because heavy rain is forecast for Sunday.
By: Martin Osborne
An operation began early this morning to take down over 100 tents and move the men from the city centre to tented, State accommodation sites in Crooksling and Dundrum in Dublin.
The centre includes a multi-purpose recreation hall.
By: Martin Osborne
The primary medical certificate scheme provides relief from vehicle registration tax and VAT.
By: Martin Osborne
The Council says the works will require the N7 to be closed at times, which will be announced as needed.
By: Martin Osborne
The online support groups will start next week and students in Kildare can sign up on Turn2Me.ie
Pieta’s annual fundraising event raises money for lifesaving suicide and self-harm support.
By: Martin Osborne
Anthony Mockler repeatedly punched the victim in the face, leaving her permanently scarred.
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