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GAA player Harry was not only a team mate but wonderful friend
“WONDERFUL young man” Harry Strumble was remembered by local GAA clubs in Saggart and Rathcoole, who are “heartbroken” after his passing last Wednesday from illness. ... Read More

War of words erupts in dispute over access to carpark
ACCUSATIONS and counter accusations have been made in the latest chapter of a local dispute over an access point in Kilnamanagh. Kilnamanagh AFC has said ... Read More
Blessing of the Dogs celebration takes place in St Kilian’s Church
THE ruff residents of Kilnamanagh-Castleview Parish will be blessed next Saturday at 5pm at St Kilian’s Church in Kingswood as part of celebrations marking a ... Read More
‘This gas can have long-term impacts on children who misuse it’
NEW HSE figures show a 130 per cent increase in nitrous oxide misuse-related presentations on the National Drugs Treatment Reporting System since 2022, including a ... Read More

Plans lodged for 408 homes in Clondalkin
THORNMEADOW Developments Limited has submitted an application for planning permission for a large-scale residential development at the Securispeed Logistics Site in Clondalkin. The proposed development ... Read More
Delicious food and live entertainment at colourful market in Corkagh Park
THIS past Saturday, Corkagh Park was transformed into a colourful market, offering local crafts, delicious food and live entertainment for the whole family, reports Grace ... Read More
The Cherry Orchard Park Renewal Project €9m boost
THE Cherry Orchard Park Renewal project received a “funding boost” following the announcement that €9m will be invested in the project as part of the ... Read More

City Council shows support for motion to review rent hikes
DUBLIN City Council has expressed support for a review of the recent rent hikes for council homes, which saw an increase in the percentage of ... Read More
Youth exchange programmes offer people new opportunity
BALLYFERMOT Youth Service had a busy August this year, as young people took part in three youth exchange programmes which offered them exciting new adventures ... Read More
Auction date set for vacant creche
A VACANT property situated in a dense residential development located just off Newcastle Grove in Lucan has been listed for auction at €400,000 to provide ... Read More

Huge crowd celebrate best ever festival in Lucan
LUCAN Festival organisers managed to pull off the “best festival ever” this past weekend and drew a huge crowd to the Village to celebrate community ... Read More
Free Culture Night trail to transform Adamstown and Lucan venues
"Our motto this year was bringing Culture Night to your doorstep," explains Caroline Wynn of Artscope, who has organised a Culture Night Trail in association ... Read More
Bid to extend permission for junior school extension
AN APPLICATION has been submitted by St. Thomas' Junior National School’s Board of Management, for an extension of the duration of planning permission to allow for ... Read More
€550,000 guide for Tallaght retail park unit
A HIGH-profile corner retail unit, located in Tallaght Retail Park, has been granted permission for change of use to a spa/recreational facility and is set ... Read More
Black Lion scores planning exemption for pub games
PLANS from The Black Lion pub in Clondalkin to introduce social pub games, including darts to their pavilion have been declared exempt by the council ... Read More







































