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Parents impose ‘curfew’ on kids

PARENTS in the estate where teenager Melanie McCarthy McNamara was shot dead are keeping their children indoors after dark in a self-imposed ‘curfew’ . Gardaí have stepped up armed patrols in Brookview and surrounding areas as they continue the hunt for Melanie’s killers. The teenager, who was shot dead in Brookview last week, will be buried in London. Read more >


Aisling campaign receives boost

EFFORTS to keep drug rehabilitation services offered at the Ashling Clinic within the community received a boost this week with news that closure of the facility might not be as imminent as originally feared by residents. Read more >


Sarsfields to buy Uniform facility

LUCAN Sarsfields GAA club is to purchase the former construction site next door to club grounds, The Echo has learned. Read more >


Sacked bus driver ‘vindicated’ by settlement

A father-of-five who settled his unfair dismissal case against former employers Dublin Bus last week has said he feels “vindicated” that his name has been cleared. Read more >


Tesco plans new Liffey Valley store

MORE than 350 jobs could be created over the next 12 months if a new Tesco anchor store at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre is given the green light. Read more >


Campaign to save Ashling services

RESIDENTS of Ballyfermot and Cherry Orchard are determined to fight to keep the drug rehabilitation services offered at the Ashling Clinic within the community. Read more >


Innocent Melanie blasted to death in feud

THIS is the beautiful teenage girl blasted to death as she sat in a car with her boyfriend and two other men in Jobstown on Tuesday. Read more >


Innocent Melanie blasted to death in feud

Melanie McCarthy McNamara was the innocent victim of a gang feud local residents feared for weeks was about to explode. Read more >


Manhole covers stolen for scrap

RESIDENTS are being urged to stay vigilant and exercise caution after a number of manhole covers were stolen in the Tallaght area – due to a reported increase in the value of scrap metal. Read more >


Man avoids jail after €1.6m heroin haul

A MAN has avoided a jail term after he was caught with almost €1.6 million worth of heroin because the judge accepted he had effectively acted as “a safety deposit box” for his uncle. Read more >



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