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Category: Lucan
Athletes fly the Irish flag proudly at Special Olympics
By Laura Lyne: THERE were rapturous celebrations in Dublin Airport on Tuesday as the athletes who competed in the Special Olympics World ...
Top of world talent winners
By Laura Lyne TALENTED Kids from across South Dublin impressed the crowd – as well as the judges – at the recent ...
Lack of facilities threaten the future of boxing clubs
By Lynda O'Donoghue Donnelly“CHRONIC underfunding” and a “lack of facilities” in Lucan is threatening the future growth of local clubs, according to ...
Magic in the air with the opening of the new Fairy Trail
By Lynda O'Donoghue DonnellyMAGIC hung in the air on Thursday as Woodland Fairy Trail was opened by South Dublin County Council. The ...
Battle of trees won by locals, with preservation order vote
By Lynda O'Donoghue DonnellyRESIDENTS have won the “first of many battles” over a proposed residential development at Coolamber after a Tree Preservation ...
Lucan Festival unveils its community activities plans
WITH the annual Lucan Festival fast approaching, organisers are encouraging local businesses to support the community event.There will be lots of activities ...
Envisioning the future growth of South Dublin County
By Laura Lyne It will be on display over the next ten weeks during a public consultation period and will help to ...
Lucan writer scoops prestigious prize in New York play contest
by Maurice GarveyA LUCAN writer living in New York, has taken a bite out of the Big Apple, by winning an annual ...
Pub site on verge of ‘derelict’ declaration
by Maurice GarveySOUTH Dublin County Council have written a letter to the owners of the former Foxhunters Pub, requesting works be carried ...
Over 100 schools get Special Needs boost
By Lynda O'Donoghue DonnellyMORE than 100 schools across south-west Dublin will be allocated new Special Needs Assistants from September.The announcement was made ...