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Category: Clondalkin
Crayfish plague reported in River Camac
It has been reported that a crayfish plague has been detected in the River Camac at Corkagh Park, with SDCC implementing several ...
Traffic measures implemented to enhance safety at school entrances
Several traffic management measures have been introduced on the Old Nangor road to enhance safety and improve accessibility ahead of the opening ...
Clondalkin Primary Care Centre hosts launch of Community Neuro-Rehabilitation Team for HSE
Clondalkin Primary Care Centre hosted the launch of the Community Neuro-Rehabilitation Team for HSE Dublin and Midlands on June 22. The specialist ...
Local Faces: Sharon Murray
StartBright is a network of not-for-profit Early Learning Centres in South West Dublin, writes Ken Doyle. From their website, their mission is ...
Costs of refurbishment of library have increased to over €2.1 million
Revised costs for a refurbishment of the Clondalkin Library have reached in excess of €2.1 million, a large increase compared to the ...
Brother Colman – celebrating 100 years with a special Mass
A milestone was hit this week when a valued member of the Moyle Park College community, Brother Colman Parker, celebrated his 100th ...
Aidan’s essay receives Highly Commended Distinction award
Aidan Hyland from Deansrath Community College, was awarded a Highly Commended Distinction award in the 2025/26 Oireachtas Essay Competition, reports Taylor O’Shea. ...
Calls to clean up grease and grime on Main Street
SDCC’s Public Realm Section is currently reviewing suitable methods for the maintenance of the granite paving around Clondalkin Main Street. These plans ...
30 years since shocking murder of Veronica
Today, (Friday, June 26th), marks 30 years since the “shocking” murder of journalist Veronica Guerin. A special memorial gathering will be held ...
Thomas to scale Mount Kilimanjaro to help raise money for families in need
Clondalkin native, Thomas Curran, will take on the immense challenge of scaling Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for families in need. June ...