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Author: Aideen O'Flaherty
Hard work pays off as Inna qualifies as healthcare assistant
A UKRAINIAN woman who arrived in Ireland in 2022 without a word of English, qualified as a healthcare assistant in a ceremony ...
Two park rangers ‘run off their feet’
A LOCAL TD has claimed that the two park rangers tasked with maintaining Tymon Park are “run off their feet” and is ...
48% of children may have experienced trauma
THE principal of a primary school in Jobstown said disadvantaged schools are “dealing with numbers of children requiring support which is far ...
More transport services needed due to demand at Crooksling
THERE is a need for additional public transport capacity to cope with the increased demand on services, particularly by international protection applicants ...
Assumption six garda on duty on any given night ‘inaccurate’
A GARDA spokesperson has refuted a councillor’s assertion that there are only six gardaí on duty in Tallaght Garda Station “on any ...
Jack goes back to school
TALLAGHT Olympian Jack Woolley made a triumphant return to his old primary school, St Thomas’s National School in Jobstown, on Tuesday morning. ...
Construction finance firm sign is erected on former Esso site
A NEW sign was erected in front of the derelict former Esso site in Tallaght village in recent days, for a construction ...
Drimnagh native ordained Auxiliary Bishop
DRIMNAGH native Fr Donal Roche was ordained as an Auxiliary Bishop of Dublin at a ceremony in St Andrew’s Parish Church on ...
Community celebrates Africa Day to raise culture awareness
A SERIES of vibrant events were recently held in venues around Tallaght to mark Africa Day, which occurred last month. On Friday, ...
Proposals for mast at Purty Central refused permission
A PROPOSAL for a telecommunications mast at the Purty Central on Main Street in Clondalkin has been refused planning permission as it ...