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Category: Ballyfermot
Forest school helps pupils learn about experiences in nature
Forest School is an initiative St Louise de Marillac have been doing in a six-week block for Junior Infants and 3rd/4th class ...
Parents in Chapelizod are looking for a safer school zone and crossing points
TRAFFIC is endangering pedestrians, cyclists, and children going to school in Chapelizod village, according to local councillors. At the Dublin South Central ...
Creative and technical talent in sharp focus with students’ display of photographic works
BALLYFERMOT College of Further Education (BCFE) held the Final Year Photography Exhibition by its Content Creation and Photography students. Hosted at Ballyfermot ...
New five-year lease agreed for allotments
A NEW lease agreement has been agreed for the Cherry Orchard allotments. The initial lease agreement between Dublin City Council and Ballyfermot ...
Irish cardinal to play crucial role in the event of papal demise
POPE Francis continues to recover following recent health concerns, however an Irish Cardinal from Drimnagh is expected to play a crucial role ...
‘I never know why people buy quad bikes and scramblers for their kids’
DAMAGE caused by scramblers in California Hills has led to calls for more “effective measures” to tackle the problem. At the recent ...
Watching Caiden undergo treatment has been difficult
St Patrick’s Athletic superfan 10-year-old cancer patient Caiden Molloy, from Ballyfermot got to meet his heroes on Wednesday to mark Daffodil Day ...
Parents have had enough to do and are fighting back
A VOLUNTARY group of parents who advocate for the children with additional needs in Ballyfermot and the wider community, hosted an information ...
Lack of resources for city council’s derelict sites section is a major concern
THE lack of resources for the section in Dublin City Council that handles derelict sites is a major concern, according to Cllr ...
Family are calling for urgent reform after Dylan’s death
A young man who was driving at twice the speed limit when he struck a 21-year-old man, killing him instantly before fleeing ...