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Tallaght clean‑up finds nearly 200 nitrous oxide canisters in just one hour
Aug 28, 2026
Nearly 200 discarded nitrous oxide canisters were collected in just one hour during a clean-up in Tallaght, including some found at roadsides that raised questions about... Read More
Tallaght
Change of use to provide six new apartments at Kiltipper
PLANS have been put forward for the change of use of a vacant restaurant to host six new apartments in Kiltipper. The plans relate to ... Read More
Getting your child ready to make that leap into ‘big school’ with the aid of a film
FETTERCAIRN-BASED Childhood Development Initiative (CDI) has released a short film designed to help families as they prepare children for starting school. Many young children are ... Read More
Kids Couch to 1k and 2k ends with a blast at Ballycragh Park
AFTER six weeks, the Park Communi-ty Centre’s Kids Couch to 1k and 2k programme finished up with a blast at Ballycragh Park this past weekend, ... Read More
Clondalkin
‘The Fold’ festival opens with an eclectic mix of Dublin bands
A BRAND-NEW music festival ‘The Fold’ took place at the brand-new pavilion performance space in Corkagh Park recently, welcoming a huge number of music fans. ... Read More
Anne was a cherished member of the Sruleen community for 40 years
A LOCAL residents association in Clondalkin has paid their respects to a “valued member” of their crop after her recent passing. Anne McWeeney of St ... Read More
SDCC to Meet Corkagh Lakes Committee Over Future of Park Fishery
South Dublin County Council has agreed to meet with committee members of the newly established Corkagh Lakes Project, which was set up to explore a ... Read More
Ballyfermot
Heritage Day is copperfastened by talent and trad
ON AUGUST 15, the Ballyfermot Heritage Group came together to celebrate the 23rd edition of the Ballyfermot Heritage Day, which saw a whole host of ... Read More
Thumbs up for shipping container’s usage for nail salon
PERMISSION has been granted for the use of a shipping container as a nail salon in the garden of a Cherry Orchard home for the ... Read More
A place in the sun for Cherry Orchard’s aspiring young DJs
THE sun shone down on the next generation of local talent as youths from Cherry Orchard took to the decks at a DJ Showcase to ... Read More
Lucan
Youth service in Lucan awarded almost €25k to help develop arts
CROSSCARE Lucan Youth Service has been awarded €24,350 in funding as part of the Arts Council’s programme to develop youth arts in Ireland. The Arts Council’s ... Read More
Irish developer Evara doubled revenues last year
DEVELOPER Evara doubled revenues last year as construction in Clonburris, Adamstown, Lucan and Saggart moved forward. The Irish residential developer reported a combined revenue of €256 ... Read More
Change of use to a doctors practice
PERMISSION has been granted to change the use of an existing dwelling in Lucan to a doctor’s practice, and also deliver two two-bed apartments. 33 ... Read More
Latest
Shamrock Rovers knocked out of Europe
Shamrock Rovers have been eliminated from European competition for 2026 after a 1-0 defeat in Finland to KuPs on Thursday evening. Rovers went into the ... Read More
Sport
Athletics Lucan Harriers to host inclusive 5-Mile race
LUCAN Harriers will be hosting their annual 5 Mile Road Race on the 13th of September with a start time of 10am, reports Charlotte Smith. ... Read More
Sport
Tallaght takes centre ring for the Emerald Box Cup
THE Emerald Box Cup for 2026 was recently held in Tallaght to much success. Hosted by Westside Boxing Club, Tallaght Leisure Centre played host to ... Read More
Sport
Rathfarnham eyes All-Ireland glory after Leinster win
RATHFARNHAM Golf Club won the Leinster South Mixed Fourball section last weekend defeating Kilmashogue at the Provincial finals held in Slade Valley Golf Club. Mixed ... Read More
Sport
Bradley’s boys face crucial European test
SHAMROCK Rovers prepare for the deciding match of their European campaign after they were dealt a serious blow last Thursday evening being held to a ... Read More
Business
‘Challenging’ first half of 2026 for Cuisine de France owners Aryzta
GRANGE Castle-based Cuisine de France’s owner Aryzta endured a “challenging” first half of 2026 as revenue fell. The Swiss food business company that owns the ... Read More
Business
Not-for-profit Re-turn board members earned 16% increase
Board members of the not-for-profit deposit return scheme, Re-turn, based in Clondalkin, earned a 16 per cent increase to their pay last year. The company ... Read More
Business
Manna is now available in Tulsa, Oklahoma
LOCAL entrepreneur Bobby Healy’s Manna is now available to US customers as it begins life in Tulsa, Oklahoma after ceasing Irish operations following failed attempts ... Read More
Business
Strong organic growth for Henkel in first half of 2026
HENKEL, with Irish offices in Whitestown, delivered strong organic sales growth and very good earnings performance in the first half of 2026, despite what the ... Read More
Business
Makers Academy Finalists
businesses in Lucan and Walkinstown have been announced as Leinster finalists for the inaugural Makers Academy. Tara Kelly, TAE TEA, a tea with natural power ... Read More
Temporary permission refused for change of use of Knockmitten House from office use to hostel accommodation
PERMISSION has been refused for temporary planning permission for Knockmitten House, a three-storey office building located on Knockmitten Lane in Walkinstown. The request, submitted by ... Read More
Council plan to acquire a derelict site in Rathfarnham
THE COUNCIL has submitted plans to An Comisiún Pleanála to acquire a 345sqm derelict site in a Rathfarnham estate through compulsory acquisition. The local authority ... Read More
Vacant unit in Citywest to change to community use
A DECISION has been made by SDCC to grant permission for the change of use of a vacant unit in the Citywest Shopping Centre from ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Tallaght’s Amilia Keating returns to theatre with award-winning Ross & Rachel
THE Civic Theatre and Bitter Like a Lemon proudly present the Irish premiere of James Fritz’s award-winning play Ross & Rachel, directed by Lee Coffey ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Greenhills teacher Chelle making waves in Ireland’s alternative music scene
WHETHER I'm standing in front of a secondary school classroom or delivering adult education, every lesson is, in many ways, a live performance," explains independent ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Dice players’ whatsApp group surges to 160 members as new term begins
"There are about 160 people in the WhatsApp group, and that's not including the new people who are joining this term," explains Dessie Hickey of The ... Read More
Arts & Culture
SPIDER set for two‑night support slot with Amyl and The Sniffers at ‘Wider Than Pictures’
You can do whatever the f**k you want, and the only person who can tell you you can't is yourself," explains Tallaght artist SPIDER (real name ... Read More
Arts & Culture
Clondalkin’s Philip Galvin’s fresh take on a dancefloor classic
"GROWING up with that era of electronic music in the 90s, that track always stood out to me as an absolute masterpiece," explains Clondalkin-born songwriter ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: A unique library that is part of the fabric of Clondalkin
Clondalkin Library is a gorgeous, unique, heritage building still very much in daily use. It is situated at the junction of Monastery Road and Floraville ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Peamount Hospital offer a wide range of health and welfare services to people
In the hinterland between Clondalkin, Newcastle, and Lucan, Peamount Healthcare’s campus sits on a large site on rising ground 300 feet above sea level in ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history as Gaeilge with Pól Ó Meadhra: ‘An Rí’ á léiriú ag Aisteoirí Thamhlachta
IS dráma amuigh faoin aer é ‘An Rí’ le Pádraig Mac Piarais a léirigh Aisteoirí Thamhlachta ar Dhomhnach Cásca, i Músaem na bPiarsach, Ráth Fearnáin, ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history with Monica McGill: Discovering all the facts and fictions about our ancestors
Children are said to typically ask their parents or guardians “Where did I come from?” This question in adulthood takes on another meaning for people ... Read More
Echo Rewind
Local history as Gaeilge with Pól Ó Meadhra
IS dráma amuigh faoin aer é ‘An Rí’ le Pádraig Mac Piarais a bheidh á léiriú ag Aisteoirí Thamhlachta ar Dhomhnach na Cásca i Músaem ... Read More
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One big dream, two small tubs, Safco Fine Foods goes nationwide with Aldi and Lidl
ADVERTORIAL IRISH FOOD manufacturer Safco Fine Foods founded by Mohammed Rashid in 2012 based in Clondalkin is going nationwide in Lidl. The fresh basil pesto ... Read More
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Homecare Solutions: A New Chapter in Tallaght
Expanding Our Trusted Nurse Led Homecare from Kildare to Dublin Homecare Solutions is proud to announce the opening of its new office in Tallaght, alongside ... Read More
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Safco Fine Foods Basil Pesto is going nationwide in Lidl
ADVERTORIAL Safco Fine Foods founded by Mohammed Rashid in 2012 based in Clondalkin is going nationwide in Lidl. The fresh basil pesto will be sold ... Read More
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Not So Christian Brothers Podcast with Colm Hayes and Justin Caffrey
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The Small Space Fitness Trend: How Irish Homes Are Making Room for Strength Training
Picture the corner of a spare room in Tallaght, a box room in Clondalkin, or the end of a sitting room in Lucan. There may ... Read More
