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Category: News
Plans lodged for 84-apartment block at Cookstown House site
PLANS for the construction of an 84-unit apartment block at the site of Cookstown House on Cookstown Way have been submitted to ...
‘It is hopeless from all angles, a very sad state of affairs in Ireland’
A BIG turnout in Citywest this week for the protest against teen violence, amid concerns by those present that no action will ...
Government slammed over emergency figures
Over 6,400 children have presented to emergency departments since 2019, according to figures released recently. The Government has been accused by Sinn ...
GAA legend Frank (77) always had a smiling face
A LEGENDARY figure in Dublin GAA circles, Frank Brady, is being remembered this week as an “encouraging” figure who always had a ...
Plans for 3G pitch go ahead after Bord Pleanála ruling
CONTENTIOUS plans for a 3G pitch in Knocklyon Park rumbled on this week, with the news that An Bord Pleanála (ABP) ruled ...
Landmark Innovation Centre costing €20m on course for hand-over
A NEW landmark Innovation Centre, which broke ground in 2022 and has cost around €20m, is on course to hand over the ...
Alcohol worth over €20k recovered by detectives
OVER €20,000 worth of alcohol that was stolen from a commercial premises on the Belgard Road last month was recently recovered by ...
ATMs closure in The Square ‘outrageous’ says shopper
THE sudden closure of ATMs in The Square shopping centre has been branded “outrageous” by a shopper who claims the move is ...
Campaigners welcome works and investment in Watergate Park
People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy has welcomed the commencement of works installing new lights in Watergate Park, and the commitment to ...
De La Salle site to be renamed following complaints over abuse
THE new housing development on the site of the former De La Salle National School, has been renamed by Dublin City Council ...