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Category: Clondalkin
Families create first national Moebius syndrome support and awareness group
By Mary DennehyONLY three children in Ireland are known to have a rare neurological condition called Moebius syndrome, with two of these ...
Task Force launches booklets to raise risks of steroid and tanning injections
By Maurice GarveyCLONDALKIN Drugs and Alcohol Task Force (CDATF) launched a pair of booklets this week to raise awareness of risks associated ...
Qualified chef handed five years following a three week crime spree to feed drug addiction
By Sonya McCleanA QUALIFIED chef who resorted to robbery to get prescription medication to feed his drug addiction has been sentenced to ...
340 apartments set to be constructed on Carriglea Industrial Estate
By Laura LyneAN APARTMENT development of 340 units, one of the largest apartment schemes planned since the property crash, looks set to ...
1916 will be the theme of Clondalkin Saint Patrick’s Day parade
By Echo ReporterTHE CLONDALKIN ST Patrick’s Day is looking for participants, reports Brendan Grehan. The theme of the parade/festival this year will ...
Local business backbone of economy
By Echo ReporterFIGURES showing that the numbers of people employed in small and medium sized companies have grown by almost 4,000 in ...
Liffey Valley and The Square Shopping Centres see growth in sales and footfall
By Laura LyneSHOPPING centres reaped the benefits of a growing economy during December as shoppers from across Tallaght, Clondalkin, Lucan and Ballyfermot ...
The current social welfare applications process is simply not working – councillor
By William O'ConnorCOUNCILLOR John Lahart is calling for a major revamp of the social welfare applications process to reduce the excessive waiting ...
TeenLine service sees 20 per cent rise in calls received
By Mary DennehyTEENLINE Ireland received more than 24,000 calls to its confidential listening service in 2015, a 20 per cent increase on ...
Local lad scoops top award at IrelandSkills National competition in Joinery
By Echo ReporterCIAN Mulligan, a student at GMIT’s National Centre for Excellence in Furniture Design & Technology in Letterfrack, scooped the coveted ...