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Garda station closed due to suspect device
Dec 02, 2024
Ballyfermot Garda Station is currently closed to the public after suspect devices were found at the station this morning. A garda spokesperson told The Echo: “This... Read More
Tallaght
Glenda from Greenhills becomes Tallaght Person of the Year 2024
Exciting times are ahead of ‘Glenda from Greenhills’, as everyone knows her locally, who has been announced as Tallaght Person of the Year 2024. Glenda ... Read More
Movember movement match for men’s health raises €680
THIRTY-EIGHT children and teenagers played a charity match on St Kevin’s Kilian’s GAA pitch in Kilnamanagh to celebrate men’s health. Stephen Nolan, coach of the ... Read More
Taking on the best UK anglers in competition and beating them
THE Irish Angling team came out tops in a competition against their English counterparts on November 17. Ian Church is one of the foremost Pike ... Read More
Clondalkin
Work ‘progresses’ on Corkagh Park Enhancement Project
“Work is progressing” on the Corkagh Park Enhancement Project, with the café area and a second carpark still needing a couple of months to be ... Read More
New age-friendly centre has top class energy efficient standards
THE new age-friendly centre at Orchard Lane in Clondalkin village, which opened last month, is equipped with top-of-the-range, energy efficient standards to keep attendees nice ... Read More
Round Tower club celebrates 140 years since its founding
ROUND Tower GAA Club in Clondalkin celebrated 140 years since its founding on Friday night in an event at the Red Cow Moran Hotel. RTÉ ... Read More
Ballyfermot
Creating a space for respect
D10 Autism Friendly Town initiative was officially launched last Thursday evening in Ballyfermot Civic Centre, marking a significant milestone in the partnership between the local ... Read More
Three years for man who said he would cut partner’s throat
A man who beat his partner so badly he checked she was breathing afterwards and later threatened to cut her throat and eat her liver ... Read More
St John Bosco centre poster project gives a voice to young women
ST JOHN Bosco Youth Centre in Bluebell has completed a project with a group of young women, empowering them to voice their concerns and advocate ... Read More
Lucan
Discover the birds in your back garden!
LUCAN Tidy Towns encourages people to participate in this year’s Irish Garden Bird survey, which commenced this week on November 25 and runs until February ... Read More
Four hundred walk to show that the rights of every child matters
OVER 400 students took part in a peace walk to highlight that the rights of every child matters during World Children’s Day. On Wednesday, November ... Read More
Permanent TSB in Lucan village on the market for €1,275,000
THE Permanent TSB Branch property on Main Street in Lucan village is on the market for €1,275,000. The property features a modern two-storey, purpose-built retail ... Read More
Sport
Rapid show from Rovers in Vienna
Shamrock Rovers confirmed their place in the knockout rounds of the UEFA Conference League as they battled to an impressive 1-1 draw away to Rapid ... Read More
Sport
Commercials U18 camogie side tops in c’ship decider
COMMERCIALS lifted the U18 Division 4 Camogie Championship after a 1-08 to 1 04 victory over Clontarf. Amidist poor pitch conditions due to the weather, ... Read More
Sport
Boden U21s march into final
BALLYBODEN St Endas under 21 footballers secured a third U21 A Championship final in a row after they overcame a talented Clontarf side 3-10 to ... Read More
Sport
Ella helps Ireland CP team to bronze at the World Cup
KNOCKLYON native Ella Sherlock was recently part of the Ireland Women’s Cerebral Palsy team who claimed bronze at the IFCPF World Cup in Salou, reports ... Read More
Sport
Tallaght athletes in the Limelight
SEVERAL Tallaght athletes were in the limelight in the past week with Rhasidat Adeleke after her superb performances at the Olympics and European Championships being ... Read More
Business
‘A Little Idea’ company scoops ‘Best Jewellery Brand’ award
TALLAGHT creator Ali Lowndes recently won Best Jewellery Brand in the Irish Made Awards 2024. “I have a young family and run the business independently. ... Read More
Business
Aqualine’s award for outstanding aquatics took them by surprise
A Tallaght company was “completely taken by surprise” when it won the Outstanding Contribution to Aquatics award by Swim Ireland. Aqualine, based in Greenhills Business ... Read More
Business
Equinix data-centre builder and operator profits halve
PRE-tax profits at the Irish arm of data-centre builder and operator Equinix more than halved last year to €7.8 million. Equinix (Ireland) Ltd operates data centres in ... Read More
Business
WorkIQ and TU Dublin join forces to create unique link
WORKIQ, the new home of start ups and growing enterprises in South Dublin and part of the new Innovation Quarter Tallaght, has partnered with Technological ... Read More
Business
Citywest Leisure celebrates 25 years with upgrade of facilities
CITYWEST Leisure Club is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, a period of significant growth for both the business and the community it caters for. ... Read More
Over 760 in Cost Rental lottery for Clúid homes in Airton Plaza
More than 760 applications passed the first eligibility criteria and have been entered into the lottery for the Clúid Housing 230 new Cost Rental homes ... Read More
Top award for the age-friendly development at Brady’s Court
THE AGE-FRIENDLY housing development at Brady’s Court, Old Bawn in Tallaght was recognised in the 2024 National Age Friendly Recognition and Achievement Awards winning in ... Read More
Rent rises in Dublin since last year now at twice the rate of inflation
Market rents rose by an average of 1.7 per cent in the third quarter of 2024, according to the latest Rental Report by Daft.ie, marking ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Choir with a difference: Great year for ‘No Commitments Choir’
"WHAT a year 2024 has been," beams Kate McGowan of the No Commitments Choir. Apart from their regular sessions, they have had a really successful ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Food with Passion: White Chocolate & Amaretti Bundt Cake Perfect Christmas Dessert
It’s hard to believe that Christmas is almost upon us! For me, this is the biggest family gathering of the year and one I like ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Nature on our doorsteps: Unusual structures on oak leaves
Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight into nature on our doorsteps ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Educaring from the Heart: Dr Deirdre McGillicuddy launches new book
"WELLBEING in education is so important, particularly for our children and young people,", replies Knocklyon resident Dr Deirdre McGillicuddy when asked about what inspired her ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Virtual theme park over 3,000 attend Tallaween
MULTI-media Halloween spectacle Tallaween exceeded expectations according to South Dublin County Council as 3,000 attended between October 19 and October 31. Taking place between Tallaght ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Is Clondalkin’s Round Tower from Medieval or Middle Ages?
What does “Medieval” or “Middle Ages” mean where Ireland is concerned? So far, experts say that Clondalkin’s Round Tower is Medieval, together with the layout ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Why exercising your voting rights is so important in this day and age
SO, IT’S finally formally announced – we will have a general election on November 29, 2024 to elect our representatives to the 34th Dáil. Apologies ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Because of Veronica’s death government established CAB
Word spread fast on 26.6.1996. Most still know where they were when they first heard it. Folks in shops, in white-faced shock heard and said ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Albert Perris: The Memoirs of Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson was born in Aungier Street, Dublin in 1940. His father had worked in near-by Jacobs Biscuits since he was 13 years of age. ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Did you know that we are in the Michaelmas part of the year
Did you know that we are in Michaelmas? It’s the name of one of the main parts of the year, still used by some older ... Read More
Sponsored Content
Tallaween ‘virtual theme park’ comes to Tallaght
WATCH: THIS Saturday, October 19 from 5.30pm, the electrifying Tallaween Festival begins. This is a cutting-edge, multi-media spectacle featuring an augmented reality mobile game, a thrilling video projection with a laser light show and ... Read More
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Palmerstown Credit Union announced as finalists in four categories at all Ireland Credit Union awards
ADVERTORIAL Palmerstown Credit Union is excited to announce that we have been shortlisted in four categories at the upcoming ‘All Ireland Credit Union Awards.’ This ... Read More
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MiDentalCare is ready to ‘look after everyone in the community’
ADVERTORIAL A recently established dental clinic in Milltown Centre is open to new patients and ready to “look after everyone in the community.” Coming from ... Read More
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Second World Matchmaking Festival
ADVERTORIAL Castlebar in County Mayo is getting ready for an invasion of revellers and fun seekers from all over the world when it hosts the ... Read More
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JP Poker Card Club making waves
JP Poker Card Club continues to make waves in the Irish live poker scene with the announcement of their partnership with WPT Global to bring ... Read More
