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Author: Echo Staff
Man (40) beat his former partner twice in one night
A man who beat his former partner twice in one night and then contacted her 54 times in one day has been ...
This weeks front pages – February 13, 2025
The Echo Newspaper is on shop shelves across Tallaght, Clondalkin, Lucan, Ballyfermot and surrounding areas today. Pick up your copy or subscribe ...
South Dublin businesses meet thousands of buyers at Local Enterprise showcase
BUSINESSES from South Dublin had the opportunity to meet buyers from all over the world this week as part of the Local ...
Houses acquired under Derelict Sites Act to get remedial work before sale
Remedial works on four derelict properties by South Dublin County Council began in January. In April 2024, the council acquired four houses ...
‘Ghost buses’ of private operators letting down commuters regularly
Passengers are being let down by private operators of public transport, according to Paul Murphy TD. Following a week of complaints from ...
Spike in homelessness across every age group is a ‘deafening’ wake-up call
The Salvation Army has described homeless statistics as a ‘deafening wake-up call’ for the new Government – and said it is witnessing ...
GAA head coach awarded a first-class Masters in coaching
One of Ireland’s leading sports coaches says he has become ‘a better coach’ after graduating from University of Limerick with a first-class ...
TUH talks mental health in the New Year
The start of each New Year is a time for resolutions, writes Professor Brendan Kelly, Consultant Psychiatrist at TUH and Professor of ...