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Category: Lucan
Emergency homeless will no longer be sent to ‘Bloodbath’ B&B
By Maurice GarveyMINISTER for Justice Frances Fitzgerald has received confirmation from the Dublin Regional Homelessness Executive (DRHW), that they “are no longer ...
Park tunnel may ease traffic in Lucan, Clondalkin and Ballyfermot
By Maurice GarveyCOMMUTERS in Lucan (Adamstown), Clondalkin (Fonthill) and Cherry Orchard (Parkwest) are set to enjoy better services to the city centre ...
Did you miss any of the main stories from the last week? Right this way…
By Simon WalshThis week Dublin South West TD Paul Murphy branded the decision to charge 20 people over an anti-water protest in ...
Dublin stars help launch eighth annual TM Cycle for Pieta House
By William O'ConnorDUBLIN footballers Paul Flynn and Darren Daly, along with Pieta House CEO Brian Higgins, came together at the Pieta House ...
Campaign increases to refurbish Silver Bridge
By Maurice GarveyA PETITION to refurbish the Silver Bridge - also known as the Guinness-Farmleigh Bridge spanning the Liffey from Waterstown Park ...
Honours all round – Celebrations as local schools achieve high points in exams
By Laura LyneTHERE were tears, screams, sighs of relief and a build up of nerves across South Dublin County on Wednesday morning ...
Youths attacked in rocker bashing incident
By Maurice GarveyGARDAI are expected to step up patrols in parks after two youths were hospitalised during an unprovoked attack last week. ...
Centenary plan to capture imagination of people of all ages in South Dublin
By Lynda O'Donoghue DonnellyTHE final Ireland 2016 commemoration workshop took place in Lucan Library last Tuesday evening with representatives from across the ...
Rathcoole Rose has sights set on Tralee
By Laura LyneDUBLIN will be well represented in this year’s Rose of Tralee competition as Rathcoole native Aisling Finnegan has been chosen ...
For whom the bells may toll – famine victims to be remembered
By Mary DennehyA TALLAGHT family is behind a historic proposal which could see every denomination of church, across the entire island of ...