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Category: Arts & Culture
Clondalkin Drama Group – Over the Yellow Brick Road
By Leopold Herter The Clondalkin Drama Group is already excited about the seven shows of their upcoming original pantomime ‘Over the Yellow Brick ...
Busy time for ‘TheTwoDubs’ – Tallaght brothers appear on TG4 and The Civic
By Leopold Herter A lot is happening for the music duo Frank and Paul Flynn from Avonmore right now – they will appear ...
Food with JP passion – Crunchy Apple Crumble
By JP Kennedy John Paul Kennedy is a self-taught cook and an avid fan of collecting cookery books with a passion for good ...
Nature on our doorsteps – Tracks in snow
By Rosaleen Dwyer Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight ...
‘She Wore a Green Ribbon’ – Looking back on Shamrock Rovers’ triumphs
By Leopold Herter After winning the FAI Cup 24 times between 1925 and 1987, the fans of Shamrock Rovers had to wait 32 ...
Nature on our Doorsteps book launch
A new book has just been published by South Dublin County Council which is the result of a partnership project between The ...
Year in Review 2019: March
By Brendan Grehan IS IT spring or still winter? March is always one of those in-between months. Four seasons in one day. ...
Dancing With The Stars – Michael and Mary are looking forward to the show
By Leopold Herter As already announced a few weeks ago, Olympic Gold medallist Michael Carruth from Walkinstown and Clondalkin’s Mary Kennedy are two ...
Tony Doyle – Weekend Warrior at The Civic
By Leopold Herter Making a comedy about a serious topic is never easy, especially not when it is based on your own past. ...
Year in Review 2019: October
By Brendan Grehan OCTOBER was a busy month with plenty of stories that ended up on the pages of The Echo. It was ...










