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Elderly woman (84) died after road traffic collision at junction
An elderly woman suffered fatal injuries after she was involved in a traffic collision in Tallaght last year, an inquest has heard, reports Sean McCarthaigh. ... Read More
Local Faces: Stephen Brennan
HERE at The Echo, we believe that the people we focus on in our ‘Faces of the Community’ feature are special. All across the areas ... Read More
WATCH: Tea Party Girls all set for Our Lady’s fundraiser
The Tea Party Girls’ fundraiser for Our Lady’s Hospice is back for its third year after having raised nearly €3,000 in 2023. With a house ... Read More
Tributes after death in Malta
TRIBUTES were paid this week to David (Davie) Carroll, a young man from Clondalkin who died in Malta on September 6. Davie (27), from Clondalkin, ... Read More
Rugby club to open €400,000 new pitch
CLONDALKIN Rugby Club launch the official opening of their main pitch at their new grounds in Kingswood Farm on Sunday, reports James Ffrench. The opening ... Read More
‘Big Lift’ for 21 railway station elevators including Clondalkin and Parkwest
LIFT upgrades are underway at a number of Dublin railway stations, including Clondalkin Fonthill, Parkwest, and Adamstown. Iarnród Éireann are carrying out the works as ... Read More
City Council slammed over communal units which may be idle for 25 years
Four communal units in a residential complex will remain idle for 25 years, according to a local representative. The units are located in the social ... Read More
Pony club members jumping with joy after passing advanced tests
Cherry Orchard Pony Club proud as they were the first-ever members to pass an Irish Pony Club advanced test, reports Alessia Micalizzi. Lyndsey Coyle Hennessy, ... Read More
Rutland Centre honours over 80 people who have reached significant recovery milestones
As part of Recovery Month, the Rutland Centre’s annual Medallion Ceremony took place at Dublin’s National Concert Hall. The intimate and private event welcomed more ... 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
Fireworks display attracts over 5,000 people
A hugely successful festival was held locally last week and over the weekend. Lucan festival 2024 attracted huge crowds to its many and varied events ... Read More
Father urges council to speed up his medical transfer request
A FATHER resumed his campaign to try and speed up a priority medical housing transfer the council offered them over five years ago. Christopher Moran ... Read More
National Transport Authority go-ahead for Belgard plans
THE NATIONAL Transport Authority (NTA) has received planning permission for a development that includes the closure of the slip road from Belgard Square South onto ... Read More
Green light given for change of car park to warehouse campus
THE National Vehicle Distribution (NVD) has had planning permission approved for the change of use of lands from vehicle distribution centre car park to a ... Read More
Approval now given for four offices to be converted into four one-bed apartments
PERMISSION has been approved for the change of use of four offices into four apartments on Main Street, Rathcoole. Applicant Philip and Mary Connell plans ... Read More