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News from Lullymore
The Family Day at Lullymore was made possible thanks to the work of Kildare volunteers and donations received at the annual Arthritis Ireland church gate collection. Such days are hugely important as they give those affected the chance to learn about ...
An unusual sighting of an otter has been reported at the Bog of Allen Nature Centre at Lullymore - far from its usual habitat. Otters live in freshwater and coastal habitats around Ireland. And although there is plenty of freshwater peatland habitat in ...
There has been a fantastic response to Ireland's first baby gathering, which takes place next Saturday 31 at the Lullymore Heritage and Discovery Park. To celebrate over two decades of bringing families together, Clane Fertility Clinic decided to host ...
A 12-year-old boy, who fell while climbing on a steel frame in an adventure park, has lost a €38,000 damages claim for negligence against his school. Dylan O'Meara, who has Sotos syndrome and stands 6ft 4ins tall, broke his right leg when he slipped ...
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