Category: Echo Rewind

By Stephen Leonard STANDING alone and impressively amid clear green fields just off the Belgard Road, there was little to impede sight ...

By Stephen Leonard THE metal gates that barred entry to the Clondalkin Paper Mill in late January 1982 could do little to ...

By Stephen Leonard TU DUBLIN Tallaght is not short on success stories throughout its near 30-year-long history so far, and that of Christine ...

By Stephen Leonard FOR Barry Lawler, his first day attending the newly-opened RTC Tallaght back in September 1992 was one he is not ...

Point in Time is a new monthly feature in The Echo Newspaper, which looks back at momentous events in the history of ...

By Danielle Walsh Ronan From a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy to a chocolate factory owner, Cypress Grove House has had its fair ...

By Danielle Walsh Ronan A long way from the peaceful park it is today, the lands of Corkagh Park once encompassed the home ...

By Danielle Walsh Ronan Originally built in 1703, Spawell House and its grounds played an important role in the leisure time of some ...

By Danielle Walsh Ronan The grounds of Tymon park, which have been open to the public since 1986, are enjoyed and used by ...

By Danielle Walsh Ronan Founded during the eighteenth century, the production of paper at Swiftbrook Paper Mills began around 1785 and had a ...