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Category: Ballyfermot
Charity cycle in memory of club stalwart Shay
A local cycling club are organising a charity cycle in memory of one of its members and a stalwart of cycling in ...
Climate ambassadors
An Taisce’s latest programme development, Primary Climate Ambassadors, celebrated the second ever annual awards at Richmond Barracks with St Brigid’s girls in ...
Licence restored early for man involved in scrambler incident
A man who was disqualified from driving for six years after his scrambler struck a pedestrian is to have his driving licence ...
Arts festival is in full swing
A local Arts festival got off to a great start on Sunday. “It has been going well so far, there have been ...
Damien releases Izaiah’s song to help support 10-year-old boy
A local man is releasing a song later this month to raise funds for a child who is suffering from several serious ...
Men jailed for post office robbery
Two men have been jailed for six years each for a Dublin post office robbery in which a customer had to dive ...
Bualadh bos for Junior infants book project
A book written by the Junior Infants Class in a local school was launched last Friday morning. Jenny Ní Dhoibhilín’s Junior Infants ...
Arts festival launched
A local Arts festival was launched recently. The Ballyfermot Cherry Orchard Arts Festival, which will run from July 07 to July 14, ...
Man found is possession of €15,000 of heroin ‘author of his own misfortune’
A man found in possession of over €15,000 of heroin has been handed a suspended prison sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, ...
‘Distressing’ for families to see cemetery in this way
DUBLIN City Council are at Bluebell Cemetery this week to carry out weeding, however families of loved ones at the historic site ...