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Category: Ballyfermot
Local Faces: Ann Woodlock
WHEN one gets bitten by the running bug, it will totally absorb your life. Interestingly, running is a perfect metaphor for life. ...
Drimnagh Castle receives €100k from monuments fund
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien, TD, announced the award of €8 million in funding for 140 archaeological heritage ...
Green light given for three two-storey houses at Nash Street site
PLANS for the construction of three two-storey houses at 54 Nash Street in Inchicore have been given the green light by Dublin ...
Special ceremony remembers passed members of centre
EVERYBODY who played a part in establishing Ballyfermot Family Resource Centre as a vital outlet in the community over the last 40 ...
‘He should have known better’ high speed motorcyclist jailed
A man driving a motorbike at high speed in an urban area has been jailed for three and half years after he ...
Group is now the first AAI recognised running club in Ballyfermot area
CHERRY Orchard Running Club are celebrating their 10th anniversary this year and encourage people to sign up for a special birthday race ...
Local Faces: Warren Gill
IN 2016, Warren Gill was running his own start up gaming business, employed people and was about to release his first product, ...
Striking visual photos and portraits of Men Sheds veterans
A COLLABORATION between two sets of students and a Mens Shed is the focus of an exhibition currently on display at Ballyfermot ...
‘It feels like the government don’t care about people living in defective properties’
RESIDENTS in Park West and Ballycullen are among those who took part in the Not Our Fault campaign, protesting outside the Dail ...
Man blinded in one eye during a dispute between neighbours
A MAN has been sentenced to three years in prison after he blinded another man during a dispute between neighbours, by throwing ...