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Category: Clondalkin
Cherry Tree pub looks to use part of existing car park for car sales
By Laura LyneA PROPOSAL for the change of use for a portion of the car park belonging to the Cherry Tree public ...
83 staff now working at new Intreo Centre in Clondalkin
By Maurice GarveyTÁNAISTE and Minister for Social Protection, Joan Burton checked in on the new Intreo Centre in Clondalkin last week. Since ...
Thief in botched robbery sick of being ‘strung out’ on drugs
By Declan BrennanA FORMER chef who carried out a botched shop robbery close to a garda station so that he would be ...
Council and HSE refuse to supply services for therapy
By Brendan GrehanTHE REFUSAL of the HSE and South Dublin County Council to provide Occupational Therapist services to people applying for home ...
TeenLine looks to the future with its new ambassadors and school awareness programme
By Mary DennehyAFTER a bumpy few months, which included the resignation of its board, TeenLine Ireland is closing the year on a ...
Awards for unsung heroes
By William O'ConnorFrom over 300 nominations, 30 exceptional volunteers have been shortlisted for this year’s Volunteer Ireland Awards including two from South ...
Balgaddy residents face into another Christmas of misery
By Brendan GrehanSome residents in Balgaddy are facing into another Christmas of unacceptable living conditions. These include structural issues and overcrowded living ...
Positive feedback for organisers of Red Line Book Festival, with nearly 2,500 attending
By Mary DennehyNEARLY 2,500 people took part in this year’s Red Line Book Festival, including a Canadian couple who attended a writing ...
Here’s 5 things to do locally this week
By Mary Dennehy1.GET fruity and attend a history talk on Dublin’s Fruit and Vegetable Markets. Part of the Tallaght Historical Society series, ...
Halloween clean-up set to cost council over €50,000
By Mary DennehySOUTH Dublin County Council has this week been left with a frightening reminder of Halloween, as its crews start to ...