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Author: Maurice Garvey
Draft budget for council comes in at over €300m
THE Draft Budget for 2023 by South Dublin County Council provides for total expenditure of €306 million. A great amount of this ...
‘Problematic’ St Cuthbert’s Park gets €1.15 million boost
WORKS OF €1.15 million to develop St Cuthbert’s Park in Clondalkin were approved this week at South Dublin County Council. The Part ...
Trio join forces to create a salon with a difference
THERE’S STRENGTH in numbers for three business-women, who have pooled their expertise and resources to form a salon with a difference. Clondalkin ...
Louis Fitzgerald loses out in €400k battle with Revenue
LOUIS Fitzgerald has lost a seven-year €400,000 tax battle with the Revenue Commissioners. The Court of Appeal ruled that Mr Fitzgerald is ...
Concerns at lack of gardai on our streets
ONE hundred and thirty-eight gardai are assigned to Clondalkin and Rathcoole garda stations, but this highlights the need for additional recruitment for ...
City Council removed 450 pallets and 300 tyres from a private house
A PRIVATE house in Drimnagh suspected of storing bonfire material in the lead-up to Halloween, led to a planned operation, and saw ...
Liffey Valley parking charges have ‘nothing to do with us’
DISCUSSIONS on the new parking charges at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre were brought to an abrupt halt at the South Dublin County ...
Local Faces: Mark Conlon
MARATHON man Mark Conlon felt compelled to undertake gruelling feats for people in need, after serving in the Irish Army in Central ...
The future of Mansfield’s Finnstown House unclear
FINNSTOWN Castle Hotel in Lucan is to change hands in the coming weeks, but the future of the site is unclear at ...
‘Not Our Fault’ pushes for 100 per cent redress
FACING desperate pressures to pay for defects they knew nothing about when buying properties – a number of Celtic Tiger era developments ...