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Category: News
Homes burnt out in feud between families
AN ONGOING feud between a number of families in North Clondalkin, has seen numerous homes burnt out due to arson attacks. The ...
Work IQ projected to be worth over €80m to local economy
THE official opening of the Tallaght Innovation Quarter, which has seen the completion of a €16 million purpose-built innovation centre, Work IQ, ...
Charlie steps down after decades of public service
OUTGOING councillor Charlie O’Connor, who steps down as an elected representative in June following decades of service, feels politics has become “more ...
Group looking for a review to scale back Hellfire Club project
THE Save the Hellfire group contacted all South Dublin County councillors in recent days to ask them to support a review into ...
Tallaght South tops the list of vacant council houses with 16 of 32 available to be re-let
Tallaght South has the largest number of vacant council houses and the largest amount of such houses ready to be re-let in ...
LDA plan a delivery of 392 apartments in Adamstown
THE Land Development Agency (LDA) announced a planned delivery of 392 apartments in partnership with Quintain Ireland at The Crossings in Adamstown. ...
Battling cancer with help of drug trials
A TALLAGHT cancer patient who is currently taking part in a drug trial has shared her experience to mark International Clinical Trials ...
POLL: Are you voting in the Local and European elections on June 7?
The countdown is on to polling day. The Local and European elections will be held on Friday, June 7 – when polling ...
Tallaght Hospital in ‘urgent need’ of extra beds
TALLAGHT University Hospital (TUH) is in “urgent need” of additional bed capacity, according to the CEO of the Dublin Midlands Regional Hospital ...
Contractors paid thousands in protection money
A REPORT on an investigation into a protection racket probe in Cherry Orchard found no evidence Dublin City Council reimbursed building companies ...