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Category: Ballyfermot
Calls for improved road markings
The council has been asked to ensure that improved road markings and a new yellow box are installed at a busy junction ...
Call for ‘Stonemount’ section to be Gaelscoil
There are calls for part of the former De La Salle school to be earmarked as a Gaelscoil for the area. The ...
Man (53) charged after producing a knife during the course of fight
A BALLYFERMOT man appeared before court charged with producing a knife during the course of a fight at a West Dublin school. ...
New multi-million train station will serve over 16,000 people
Iarnród Éireann unveiled details of its plan to develop a new rail station in the Kylemore area of Dublin, on the Heuston ...
Local Faces: Pat McCabe
Life can be difficult for disabled people and it’s always important to have, within a community, someone who will advocate for their ...
Wheel deal for Alzheimer’s Society in Wexford charity cycle
The Hayden family from Crumlin is undertaking a charity cycle from Wexford to Dublin on Saturday, September 14 to raise money for ...
Council acquire five houses as part of €3m redevelopment of St Patrick’s Athletic ground
Dublin City Council have acquired five properties in Inchicore for €3million as part of a major redevelopment of St Patrick's Athletic FC’s ...
Speech and language therapy waiting time now over three years
The average waiting time for children in Ballyfermot and Palmerstown who need speech and language therapy is over three years. Up to ...
Ballyfermot road race turns out to be a huge success for Cherry Orchard running club
THE first-ever race run on the main road in Ballyfermot was a success and could become a permanent fixture in the local ...
Fifty-year legacy of leadership and great innovation
Students and staff at City of Dublin FET College Ballyfermot Road bid farewell to a familiar face last week. Dr Denis Murray, ...