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70 residential units approved for Walkinstown site
By Maurice Garvey PLANS for 70 residential units and 54 car parking space in Walkinstown, have been approved by Dublin City Council. Canmar ...
Food bank service has hectic number of deliveries
By Maurice Garvey A FOOD bank service in Ballyfermot has created five different teams to cater for a “hectic” amount of deliveries. The ...
Former nurse in Tallaght University Hospital graduates to become doctor
By Aideen O'Flaherty A BALLYMOUNT woman was one of a class of around 300 medical students who officially became doctors last week, after ...
Coronavirus: 25 further deaths and 343 new cases
By William O'Connor 25 people with COVID-19 have died and 343 new cases have been confirmed today by The Health Protection Surveillance Centre. There ...
Conor (8) runs 42.2km raising over €3k for Alone
By Mary Dennehy AN EIGHT-year-old Tallaght boy has over the space of a week ran 42.2km in aid of charity Alone, a marathon ...
Ballyfermot De La Salle GAA club 300k Challenge
By Maurice Garvey GAA players from Ballyfermot are on the road to Kerry this Saturday – for a ‘stay at home’ 300k ...
Coronavirus: 34 further deaths and 221 new cases
By William O'Connor 34 people with COVID-19 have died and 221 new cases have been confirmed today by the The Health Protection Surveillance ...
The Echo celebrates 40 great years
By Aideen O'Flaherty THIS week 40 years ago, the first edition of the Tallaght Echo went to print – setting in motion the ...
McSweeney is impressed by his players’ focus
SHAMROCK Rovers Amputee Manager Stuart McSweeney has been blown away by the efforts of the entire Shamrock Rovers amputee squad since football ...
Geoghegan’s EUSA Games hopes put on hold
PAUL Geoghegan will have to wait until next year to get the chance to compete in the EUSA European University Games. The ...