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Category: Arts & Culture
Echo Sports Year in Review 2020: March
By Hayden Moore AFTER a promising start to the month with the county’s finest amateur athletes putting in terrific displays across various ...
Echo Sports Year in Review 2020: February
By Hayden Moore COMBAT sports took centre stage in February with Luke Keeler getting a crack at the WBO World Middleweight belt, ...
Echo Sports Year in Review 2020: January
By Hayden Moore IT WAS to prove a rip-roaring start to 2020 for local sport as Griffith College Templeogue Basketball Club celebrated ...
Rose wins Christmas Tree competition as her family marvel at her decoration skills
By Aideen O'Flaherty A grandmother-of-three was delighted when she found out that her dazzling Christmas tree won The Echo’s annual Christmas Tree Competition ...
GOAL Virtual Mile
By Aideen O'Flaherty Unlike previous years, local running tracks won’t be thronged with people on Christmas morning taking on the GOAL Mile ...
Reduce, re-use, recycle
By Hayden Moore Christmas can be a difficult time for the environment because it produces an enormous amount of excess waste, and with ...
Year in Review 2020: June
By Aideen O'Flaherty After weeks of the coronavirus pandemic dominating the headlines, marches in the US about police brutality and racism travelled ...
Christmas Food with JP and Eric: Delicious sides
Honey Roasted Root Vegetables There’s nothing worse than overcooked bland veg. On Christmas let’s make that little bit of effort to jazz ...
Year in Review 2020: May
By Aideen O'Flaherty While the country was still reeling from the coronavirus lockdown guidelines as we approached a summer unlike any before ...
Year in Review 2020: April
By Maurice Garvey The implications of Covid-19 really started to ramp up in April as local people were directly affected by the ...