Paul O'Meara is a reporter specializing in local news in Kildare, Ireland. He writes for various publications including Leinster Leader / KildareLive.ie, Kildare Now, and ICONIC MEDIA GROUP. With a focus on community events, local politics, and human interest stories, Paul is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news coverage to the people of Kildare.
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Paul O'Meara's coverage is primarily focused on local events and community issues in Kildare, with a particular emphasis on agriculture & farming and sports. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local initiatives, community development projects, agricultural or sporting events in the Kildare area.
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A total of seven County Kildare towns have been awarded gold medals in this year's Tidy Towns competition.
Heavy goods vehicles should be removed from the main street in Athy.
By: Paul O'Meara
Kildare County Council has rejected a call to reverse a decision to partially close a town centre junction. It came from independent councillor Seamie Moore who asked KCC to remove the traffic bollards at the junction of Abbey Street and Basin Street, Naas, and it was endorsed by a majority of his c...
Kildare County Council says it's willing to examine any potential sites for a glass recycling facility in Castledermot that local councillors suggest.
But they won't be ready for a while Two new housing projects are in the pipeline for Naas - but won't be available for until some time in 2027.
Cllr Bernard Caldwell Reporter: Paul O'Meara 08 Nov 2024 8:00 PM Email: [email protected]
Pike Bridge Image: National Built Heritage Service Reporter: Paul O'Meara 11 Nov 2024 8:00 PM Email:
A major regeneration plan is on the way for Naas town centre. According to Kildare County Council it will be done in a number of phases and
By: Paul O Meara
Kildare South constituency profile The count will take place at Punchestown Reporter: Paul O'Meara 14 Nov 2024 10:55 AM
By: Paul O'Meara
Kildare North constituency profile
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