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Drugs worth an estimated €360k and a firearm seized
GARDAI have arrested three men and seized a firearm and drugs worth an estimated €360k in an operation led by members of drugs units ...
Food with JP Passion: Lemon and white chocolate muffins
By JP Kennedy John Paul Kennedy is a self-taught cook and an avid fan of collecting cookery books with a passion for good ...
His name was George Floyd
By Aideen O'Flaherty AS protests have swept across the United States and the world in recent days, highlighting issues with racism following the ...
No love lost for kissing gates in Dodder Park
By Mary Dennehy SOUTH Dublin County Council has responded to concerns raised over accessibility to Dodder Valley Park after new ‘kissing gates’ were ...
Oliver planted a memory in all of those who knew him
By Maurice Garvey UNABLE to see their beloved father during the last three weeks of his life, a Cherry Orchard family “realise how ...
National Basketball Arena to host council meeting
By Maurice Garvey THE National Basketball Arena in Tallaght will host a full council meeting today (Monday, June 8) – marking a new ...
European recovery plan is worth billions to Ireland
Advertorial Written by Gerard Kiely, Head of the European Commission’s Representation in Ireland Since the corona virus pandemic struck, Ireland and the EU have ...
Local hearts for local heroes art competition
By Mary Dennehy IS THERE a person who you would like to say ‘thank you’ to? A new creative art competition, which shows ...
Jim’s instinct was always to help others with kindness
By Mary Dennehy THE community is this week remembering Jim Lawlor and paying tribute to a “true Tallaght man” who volunteered decades of ...
Máirín slightly amused to see herself on the front page
By Maurice Garvey SPRIGHTLY centenarian Máirín Hughes was slightly amused to see herself on the front page of The Echo. “I don’t think ...