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Author: Maurice Garvey
GAA player Sarah had ‘smile that could light up any room’
THERE was a huge turnout at an emotional funeral service on Tuesday morning for a young “family Christmas angel” who died on ...
Cannabis worth estimated €1.63m seized during Clondalkin search
A MAN has been arrested following a drug search in Clondalkin yesterday where cannabis resin and cannabis herb with an estimated street ...
Two males arrested in relation to Ballyfermot assault charged
GARDAI have charged the two men arrested this morning, January 6, in relation to the serious assault of two teens in Ballyfermot. ...
Fundraiser tops €33k in walks for Wesley
A FUNDRAISER established two years ago by a grieving sister has raised €33,000 for Our Lady’s Hospice. Serena Keating started the initiative ...
‘We now have a positive future to build on our current success’
INTENSIFYING economic and demographic pressures facing South Dublin County, will need to be aligned with national, regional and local policy more closely, ...
Tributes paid to Clondalkin Animal Clinic veterinarian
TRIBUTES have poured in for popular veterinarian Garrett Freyne, who died on December 19. Mr Freyne was a well-known and much-liked vet, ...
Concern over ancient building in Chapelizod
A CENTURIES-old building in the heart of Chapelizod village, poses a threat to the public, according to local representatives who have been ...
Assault could leave teenage girl with life changing injury to her eye
GARDAI are appealing for any witnesses to come forward after an assault on a teenage girl in Ballyfermot that could see her ...
End of an era for three schools
IT IS a year of final moments for three schools in Ballyfermot – Caritas College, St Dominic’s College and St John’s College ...
Concerns over number of existing and planned data centres
SHIVERS were sent down spines when Minister Eamon Ryan warned the Irish public to be prepared for “tight” electricity supplies for the ...