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Category: Clondalkin
Mark’s marathon challenge for friend Kevin
MARATHON man Mark Conlon is preparing for his latest challenge of 12 marathons in 12 days in the UK. Former army man ...
Proposals would be ‘final nail in the coffin’ for village
PROPOSALS by the council to restrict private cars in Clondalkin Village has met firm opposition by residents as a “hair brained” idea ...
Takeda discuss proposed changes at Grange Castle site with employees
TAKEDA has said it remains committed to Ireland amid reports of potential job losses at one of its plants in Grange Castle. ...
Forced into a car then hooded, beaten and stabbed in caravan
A FORMER footballer who took part in the false imprisonment of a man who was forced into a car, hooded and then ...
Stand By Me students tell Education Minister
OVER 200 pupils from a Clondalkin gaelscoil have recorded a song for Education Minister Norma Foley - pleading with her to sign-off ...
Numbers attending Walk and Talk group is positive
A NEW walking group called ‘Walk and Talk’ has been recently set up in Clondalkin. The group has been founded by Louise ...
‘Some parents are borrowing food from friends and family’
“SOME parents are borrowing food from friends and family, some are deciding whether to eat or heat properly.” So says Karin Jonsson, ...
Seven years jail for man who found €250k worth of drugs ‘under a bush’
A MAN who told gardai he found over €250,000 in drugs “under a bush” has been jailed for seven years, reports Eimear ...
Local Faces: Gerry Keane
MARCH is the month when we unleash our Irishness on the world, reports Ken Doyle. It is the month when we celebrate ...
Support prevents suspension of Bawnogue bus service
GARDAI praised the support they received from South Dublin County Council in January, which helped to prevent the suspension of a local ...