Paul O'Meara is a Journalist at Leinster Leader and KildareLive, covering the Naas area and Kildare County Council meetings. His reporting focuses on a range of topics including transportation and mobility, public health, and regional interests, reflecting a commitment to informing the community on essential issues. Paul has been featured in notable publications such as The Irish Times, The Mayo News, and Kilkenny People.
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By: Paul O Meara
Concern has been expressed over the amount of damage caused by the collisions Cars are ending up in the front gardens of local residents because of the need for road safety work.
By: Paul O Meara
Numerous gardaí attended the scene A man has been charged following an assault and a public order incident in Naas
By: Paul O Meara
Plans for the school were first announced eight hears ago Contractors are to be asked to bid to build a new school in Blessington
By: Paul O Meara
“It was suggested almost two years ago that the development would be demolished”
By: Paul O'Meara
The revamp will see the retail floor space increase by a little over a third
By: Paul O Meara
‘The estate is 40 years old and part of it is not well maintained'
The event takes place at the Naas Library & Cultural Centre on Thursday next
By: Paul O Meara
The community itself raise at least 10% of the overall cost through fundraising efforts
By: Paul O Meara
The figure exceeds 1.7 million across the country A total of 66,066 people have been treated on trolleys at Naas Hospital between January 2006 and May 2026.
