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Author: Alessia Micalizzi
‘Swings bring us together’ as unofficial playground removed
South Dublin County Council will dismantle swings and monkey bars put up by residents who “finally saw kids socialising in person again.” ...
We always say we won’t let CF affect Matthew’s life
A Tallaght father renewed his appeal to take part in 65 Roses Day while he explained that living with cystic fibrosis is ...
Pieta House gains €700 from Buttermountain charity drive
A golf and leisure club raised €700 for suicide prevention charity Pieta House as the cause has touched “everybody in the community.” ...
Mini-Marathon challenge to the women of Tallaght
A walking group encouraged all the ladies of Tallaght to join them for the VHI Women’s Mini Marathon which is “good for ...
Jannah’s loss is a ‘terrible tragedy’ for the community
“Being your own person was the gift I will hold on to forever. You were never meant to adapt to a cruel ...
Fight against abuse needs to be led by the survivors
Survivors of gender-based violence should lead the way in the fight against abuse of women, according to a Tallaght advocate who spoke ...
New five-year lease agreed for allotments
A NEW lease agreement has been agreed for the Cherry Orchard allotments. The initial lease agreement between Dublin City Council and Ballyfermot ...
Locals are barking mad over dog mess offenders
In response to “an increasing issue with dog waste,” Old Bawn residents called on their neighbours to take responsibility for their action. ...
Jobstown boxing club founder fights for funding from council
Jobstown Boxing Club keeps “130 kids off the street every day,” said founder Amanda Spencer, renewing her call to South Dublin County ...
Local drug economy fuelled from the deprivation of young people
Young people involved in the drug economy in Clondalkin stems from deprivation, according to the local Drugs and Alcohol Task Force. In ...