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Author: Simon Walsh
This week is all about nude beauty and pleated skirts
By Emma Kennedy This week our beauty focus is on the nude natural lip! A perfect contrast ...
Student World Fair set to take place this weekend
By Echo ReporterHow will you stand out from the crowd after you finish your degree? For most students, studying abroad is a ...
Unique exhibition in Ballyroan remembering the women of 1916
By Mary DennehyTHE women of 1916 who were incarcerated in Kilmainham Gaol for their anti-treaty beliefs are being remembered in a unique ...
College celebrations mark 50 years of academic excellence
By Theo McDonaldKYLEMORE College celebrated their 50th anniversary in ceremonial style this week with lots of awards, presentations and acknowledgements. Kylemore College ...
New Monastery Road upgrading will be major plus for pedestrians
By Brendan GrehanTHE UPGRADING of pedestrian facilities on Monastery Road in Clondalkin are due to be completed by the end of April ...
Lucan swimming pool pause now election is over
By Brendan GrehanLUCAN’S WAIT for a swimming pool could be even longer than expected. This is following the Lucan Area Committee meeting ...
Young entrepreneurs tackle social issues with their ideas
By William O'ConnorTWENTY young teams of social innovators and entrepreneurs from around Ireland were shortlisted to pitch to two panels of YSI ...
Top academics outline our ‘Paths to Freedom’ journey
By William O'ConnorOVER two hundred people attended the ‘Paths to Freedom’ conference in Tallaght Stadium recently. Part of South Dublin County Council’s ...
Getting a Square deal from shoppers for ‘Pink Tie’
By Mary DennehyAOIBHEANN’S Pink Tie is overwhelmed by the determination of local firefighters and the generosity of shoppers in The Square after ...
Modular homes endangered after €20m tender cancelled
By Maurice GarveyPROPOSALS for 50 modular homes in Dublin South Central could in danger after the cancellation of a €20 million tender ...