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News
Roots of youth deprivation needs tackling and fixing
Oct 03, 2024
“I’ve never seen it so bad in all my life,” said Tallaght South Councillor Louise Dunne (SF) speaking about youth anti-social behaviour in Brookview. Cllr Dunne,... Read More
Tallaght
Vine Group harvest festival this weekend
The Vine Group’s “Euchariston” harvest festival will be back for its seventh year to “celebrate the community and all it has to offer.” The weekend-long ... Read More
Sister Sheds group show off their singing prowess
A SISTER SHEDS group made of women with special needs and intellectual disabilities showcased their singing abilities at the “Sister Sheds Got Talent” show. From ... Read More
Eamon was dedicated to Tallaght community
TRIBUTES have been made this week following the passing of former Tallaght Superintendent Eamon Dolan on Tuesday (September 24). Mr Dolan worked in Tallaght Garda ... Read More
Clondalkin
Celebrating sixty years
THE SIXTIETH anniversary of an estate was celebrated over the weekend with the planting of a tree and laying of a plaque in memory of ... Read More
€101,000 raised for Big Build on Seán (9) home
Reconfiguration works on the home of a nine-year-old boy, who has been called a “medical mystery” due to his undiagnosed condition, commenced on Saturday. Over ... Read More
Raising the kerb will prevent large vehicles cutting across roundabout
THE kerb line on a small roundabout in Clondalkin will be raised to offer better protection to the island from larger vehicles. Cllr William Carey ... Read More
Ballyfermot
Majority would prefer to buy than rent their home
RESEARCH of people interested in an affordable housing scheme in Cherry Orchard found that the vast majority of respondents (83 per cent) would prefer to ... Read More
Cynical use of funding
STATE funding has pitted drug task forces against each other, according to Ballyfermot Cllr Daithí Doolan (SF). Doolan, a member of the South Inner City ... Read More
Former youth centre handed over to Respond
A FORMER youth centre building in Ballyfermot, not in use for 20 years, has been handed over to housing body Respond by Dublin City Council. ... Read More
Lucan
Lucan Lions raise over €3,500 for UNICEF
A volunteer group donated over €3,500 to Unicef, for the Children of Gaza. “I brought the cheque into them on Monday ,” said Gerry Ennis, ... Read More
Celebrating the young people who make their area a better place to live
Outstanding community work done by local youth was honoured at the Dublin Metropolitan Region (DMR) West Garda Youth Awards, last Thursday. An Garda Síochána’s local ... Read More
Disability activist is honoured by Dublin West Garda Youth Awards
“I’m exceptionally proud of him,” said Lucan Councillor Vicky Casserly (FG) about her son being among the recipients of the Dublin West Garda Youth Awards. ... Read More
Sport
Ward stuns Orchard with late winner
A LATE winner from club stalwart Sean Ward secured a 3-2 victory for Templeogue over Cherry Orchard on Sunday in Leinster Senior League 1a. Templeogue ... Read More
Sport
Sarsfields inters too good for Boden
LUCAN Sarsfields defeated Ballyboden St Enda’s 1-24 to 0-14 points in the Go-Ahead Ireland Dublin Intermediate Hurling Championship relegation play off at the weekend. The ... Read More
Sport
Boden sent packing from championship
Na Fianna are through to the Go Ahead Ireland Dublin Senior 1 Hurling semi-finals after a convincing 4-26 to 2-14 victory over Ballyboden St Enda’s. ... Read More
Sport
Defending champions Éanna set for start of Super League
GRIFFITH College Éanna begin the defence of their Men's Basketball Super League title on Saturday when they travel to MTU Cork to face Irish Guide ... Read More
Sport
Championship joy for Templeogue ladies
TEMPLEOGUE Synge Street produced a stunning second half comeback to claim the Go Ahead Ireland, Dublin LGFA Junior A Club Championship title against Kilmacud Crokes ... Read More
Business
Operating profits for PM Group drop down to €39 million after conclusion of large projects
TALLAGHT project management firm PM Group said its operating profit fell 23 per cent to €33.9m following investment in expansion against the backdrop of inflation ... Read More
Business
‘Stepping Up & Stepping Out’ conference shows how to empower and motivate
Last week’s Stepping Up & Stepping Out conference brought together a dynamic array of speakers, leaders, and entrepreneurs, showcasing a collective drive to empower and ... Read More
Business
Celebrating 35 years in your Community: Cuisine de France; Janet Finnegan
Over the next 4 weeks we will bring you interviews form the staff along with amazing facts and information about the services and products. And ... Read More
Business
Thirty years of celebrations for Knights Hair Studio
LOCAL hair salon owner Sandra Furlong celebrated 30 years of business and said she is likely to be around for another 10 years. Sandra opened ... Read More
Business
Over €13,000 raised in Citywest Wellness Walk for Laura Lynn
BUSINESSES and schoolchildren took part in a walk – the Citywest Wellness Walk for LauraLynn – to raise funds for a children’s charity last Thursday. ... Read More
Retention planning refused for Larkfield apartment units
RETENTION planning for seven additional apartment units at Larkfield House, the former Liffey Valley Fitness on Coldcut Road, has been refused permission by South Dublin ... Read More
Unique opportunity to develop site within a most desirable residential location
The sale of Cypress Grove House in Templeogue provides a unique opportunity to acquire a superb development site within one of the most desired residential ... Read More
Black Lion pub appeals Bord Pleanála decision to refuse plans
THE Black Lion Public House in Clondalkin village has lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála after it was refused permission and refused retention for ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Sadhbh’s on song: Rising musician play at the Áras
SADHBH Keane, who is 16-years-old, started busking at the age of 11 on Grafton Street, having begun to write her own songs at 10 years ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Game For You: Leona ‘super busy’ after launch of latest single
"The idea of first sparks and impressions was the initial inspiration," states Kingswood native Leona McManus, a diverse artist with notes of Emeli Sande and ... Read More
Arts & Culture
JP Food: Irish farmhouse Chicken Casserole
From Tallaght, John Paul Kennedy is a self-taught cook with a passion for good old-fashioned home cooking. I have posted this recipe previously, a few years ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Nature on our doorsteps: Natural processes in autumn
THE autumn equinox occurred on September 22, when there was an equal share of daytime brightness and night-time darkness. After that day, as the northern ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Home, Boys, Home: New play by Dermot Bolger comes to the Civic
'Home, Boys, Home' is a new play by Dermot Bolger, in association with the Civic as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, coming to the ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: The darker side of Ireland’s heritage has now come to light
WHEN examining the range of elements of our heritage and customs, people might consider old buildings like Clondalkin’s Round Tower or customs going back a ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Albert Perris: The Memoirs of Matty Dunbar
The following memoir featured in ‘Since Adam was a Boy: An Oral Folk History of Tallaght’ published in 1999 by local historian Albert Perris with ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Corkagh House, history on the doorstep of Clondalkin
Those who visit Corkagh Park in Clondalkin may not know it was once the location of Corkagh House, one of our grand houses. Although the ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Albert Perris: The Memoirs of Willie Kennedy
The following memoir featured in ‘Since Adam was a Boy: An Oral Folk History of Tallaght’ published in 1999 by local historian Albert Perris with ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Clondalkin’s Round Towers a great part of the GAA history
Amateur sports association Clondalkin’s GAA club is an important part of the history, aims and activities of a widespread sporting Association. According to Headquarters website ... Read More
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Back to school with Eimear Naughton, Pharmacist, Meaghers Glenview
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