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Kingswood residents walk for a ‘brighter future’
LAST Saturday hundreds of local people came together in solidarity as Darkness into Light events and sunrise walks were held across communities. One event staged ... Read More
Citywise Education hold their annual awards night
Citywise Education held their annual awards at their centre in Jobstown on Wednesday, May 8. Thirty awards were given out on the night to young ... Read More
Creating a more inclusive and equitable city for all
A TALLAGHT woman helped to launch the Dublin City Charter of Inclusion on April 26, with the aim of creating a more inclusive and equitable ... Read More
Power outages ‘more frequent’
ELECTRICITY outages are becoming “more frequent” in Clondalkin, according to a local councillor. Cllr Trevor Gilligan (FF) says the latest power outage occurred on Saturday ... Read More
Exploring and celebrating the diversity of volunteers
NATIONAL Volunteering Week 2024 is taking place from May 20 to May 26 and this year’s theme is Uniquely Us, with a specific focus on ... Read More
Local Faces: Gavin Kelly
IF YOU ever hear and see the magnificent sight of a phalanx of huge motorbikes roaring around the Clondalkin area, you might wonder who those ... Read More
Long-serving Councillor O’Connell steps down from local politics
THE move from a paper-based system to IT has been “huge” in terms of the changes it brought about for life as an elected public ... Read More
Painting the light control boxes
FINAL submissions are in for prospective artwork on traffic-light control boxes for the Dublin Canvas project. Dublin City Council in consultation with Dublin Canvas, has ... Read More
‘Legendary’ Henry was much-loved in community
TRIBUTES pour in to mark a tragic time for a Ballyfermot family, who lost a father and son within weeks of each other. Community activist ... Read More
Fire prompts call for Lucan land to be taken into public ownership
TREES set alight on private land in Lucan this week, have led to a councillor calling for the site to come under public ownership for ... Read More
Drunken ear-biter gets 240 hours of community service and says ‘thank you’
A man who bit off part of a restaurateur’s ear after he was told the premises was not yet open has been given 240 hours ... Read More
Newcastle teenager dies in tragic Grand Canal accident
A TEENAGER from Newcastle died in a tragic accident in the Grand Canal in Kildare on May 11. Max O’Connor got into difficulty in the ... Read More
Rentention permission is granted for seasonal events at Luggwoods
RETENTION permission has been granted for the continued use of land and farm sheds at Kelly Farm and Luggwoods Forest in Saggart for seasonal events. ... Read More
Search and rescue hanger plans for Weston Airport
SIGNIFICANT further information has been submitted in relation to a planning application for a search and rescue (SAR) hangar at Weston Airport in Lucan. The ... Read More
Plans for development of 52 apartments in Rathfarnham
PLANNING permission is being sought for the development of two apartment blocks on Woodside Drive in Rathfarnham. The proposal by Anthony Byrne consists of the ... Read More