Author: Aimee Walsh

FEBRUARY was a month to remember, with the first month of Spring came the news that everybody had been waiting for the ...

THE new year arrived and brought with it a sense of hope, as restrictions began to ease, and community events returned. There ...

IT IS people like Vikki Whelan – one of the founding members of the Whitechurch Residents Association, who are dedicated and proactive ...

THE COMMUNITY is mourning the loss of “absolute gentleman” and “great friend” Liam Coffey, who was former President of Ballyboden St Enda’s ...

PROGRESS has been made on the Active Travel School Zone Project at St Mark’s National School in Springfield as preliminary designs have ...

HOW did Tallaght go from a small village to an economic driver with thriving local and global businesses? As The Echo celebrates ...

A TALLAGHT school was chosen out of over 600 applicants to receive a Robert Dunbar Memorial Award from Children’s Books Ireland, which ...

“DUBLIN and Firhouse have given so much to me, I want to be able to give something back,” says Noel McEvoy, chairman ...

MOYLE Park College celebrated a very special graduation evening on Wednesday, May 25, which was the first one that was in person ...

THE GOVERNMENT has approved the decision to enter into a 2-year lease with Citywest Hotel to accommodate refugees, with the Convention Centre ...