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Category: Clondalkin
Celebrating 30 years of Gaelscoil in prefabs
IT IS a big week in Gaelscoil na Camóige as they celebrate 30 years of education with a ceremony and special presentations, ...
Children cheer for new running track and pitch
UPGRADED during the summer break, staff and students enjoyed the launch of their new running track and GAA pitch at St Ronan’s ...
Outdoor food and craft market is cancelled in Corkagh Park
JUST one week after the outdoor food and craft market returned to Corkagh Park – it was cancelled. In what is a ...
Laurels Crew set off on their noble journey
ACCOMMODATION availability has severely dented Ireland’s tourism industry, but it has also impacted charitable groups like the Laurels Cycle Crew, who have ...
‘Value of the work is we do it together’ at the Men’s Shed
JOINING a men’s shed leaves no time for dossing at the Clondalkin chapter, where members enjoy a busy weekly schedule, which includes ...
Reiki, races, meditation and mindfulness for Recovery
A SERIES of events takes place in the latter half of September for National Recovery Month. Clondalkin Drug and Alcohol Task Force ...
Brendan launches Shine A Light
Brendan Courtney and Focus Ireland ambassadors Kelly Ann Byrne and Stephanie Clarke launched this year’s Shine A Light sleep out in aid ...
Residents furious at ‘shameful’ doorstep dumping at Riversdale
NEIGHBOURS who dump waste at a green space in their estate, but never on their own doorstep, should be ashamed of their ...
86-year-old Mrs D conferred with a degree from Maynooth
PHIL Devitt, the 86-year-old owner of Newlands Home and Garden Centre, was conferred with a degree in Maynooth University on Wednesday afternoon. ...
Local women step up for breast cancer in the Very Pink Run
TWO local women have become ambassadors for Breast Cancer Ireland’s Very Pink Run, which takes place in September, after being diagnosed with ...