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Author: Echo Staff
Dublin businesses increasingly adopting artificial intelligence
Dublin businesses in areas like Ballyfermot and Cherry Orchard are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence, according to the Dublin Chamber, writes James Roulston ...
Jobs and Training – July 16, 2026
Local employment and training opportunities this week include:
Man in jail for murder attacked other prisoner in ‘frenzied’ way
A man who is serving a life sentence for murder has been further sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison after assaulting a ...
This weeks front pages – July 16, 2026
The Echo is out today! You’ll find the latest edition on shelves across Tallaght, Clondalkin, Lucan, Ballyfermot and neighbouring areas. Support local journalism by picking ...
Stamped on man’s head seven times after a verbal exchange
A young father stamped on a man’s head seven times after a verbal confrontation during a family night out in Dublin city ...
Roundabout ideas needed for artwork
Tallaght residents are being encouraged to help shape a new public artwork planned for the Whitestown Way/Firhouse Road West roundabout by sharing ...
Belgard residents hedging their concerns over safe space for kids
Residents have raised concerns over newly installed hedging at Belgard, calling for a meeting with the Residents Association to discuss its appearance ...
Local Faces: Suzanne Duke
TALLAGHT’S Suzanne Duke is a woman who has dealt with more adversity in her life than most of the rest of us ...