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Author: Maurice Garvey
Council to visit three streets to assess traffic safety in the area
DUBLIN City Council roads enforcement will visit three streets in Ballyfermot to assess pedestrian access, parking on footpaths, and traffic safety, following ...
Spiralling energy costs – Huge impact on families
SPIRALLING energy costs in recent years, are having a devastating effect, but the most vulnerable, including elderly people living alone, will die ...
40% rise in motorists caught with drugs in their system
THE first three months of 2022 has seen an increase of motorists caught with either drugs or alcohol in their system in ...
Children moving from skate park due to intimidation
KIDS are moving their skates from Clondalkin to Lucan skate park, due to intimidation at the Clondalkin facility, according to Cllr Eoin ...
Commercial rates in arrears of €116m ‘quite stable’
COMMERCIAL rates in the county have a collection rate of 30 per cent, as of March 25 this year, but it is ...
Legislation will give gardai powers to seize scramblers
NEW legislation to be introduced in June via a Criminal Justice Bill, will give gardai greater powers to seize quad bikes and ...
Council tenants in rent arrears to appear in court
TENANTS with long term housing arrears, are due to appear in court over rents owed to South Dublin County Council, reports Maurice ...
Pre-tax profits at Amazon’s Irish division doubles
PRE-tax profits at online giant Amazon’s main Irish arm last year more than doubled to €67.2m. New accounts show that Amazon Data ...
Halloween clean up costs at €155,000
TOTAL clean up costs for Halloween for 2021 was an estimated €155,000 in South Dublin County Council. A total of 180 bonfire ...
Shock at plans for 927 residential units at De La Salle
THE sheer scale of a proposed development for 927 residential units, in blocks up to a height of 13 storeys, at the ...