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Category: News
Bee a junior explorer
By Aideen O'Flaherty BUDDING young explorers, who attend local primary schools, are being encouraged to take part in the Folens monthly writing and ...
New filtered water station promotes healthy lifestyles
By Mary Dennehy SOUTH Dublin County Council has launched the first of nine water fountains that are set to be installed county-wide in ...
Red Line Festival opens new chapter
By Mary Dennehy THE Red Line Book Festival was this week officially launched, opening a new chapter for the community-based literary festival. On ...
Inspired @South Dublin to be staged in Corkagh Park
By William O'Connor A health and wellbeing event - Inspired @South Dublin - is being held in Corkagh Park, Clondalkin on Saturday, September ...
Men’s Shed launched for Rathcoole and Saggart
By Aideen O'Flaherty A NEW Men’s Shed for men in Rathcoole and Saggart was launched on Monday, and offers the chance for retired ...
A great father who was ‘taken in a cruel way’
By Maurice Garvey A PACKED congregation at the Church of the Transfiguration in Bawnogue, heard murdered Vincent Parsons (34) was a “great dad” ...
Man told ex-wife her new partner was a ‘dead man’
By Brendan Grehan A MAN who told his ex-wife that her new partner was “a dead man” has received the Probation Act in ...
HSE plans over €2bn spend in three years
By Mary Dennehy PUBLISHED this week, the HSE’s Capital Plan 2019–2021 outlines spending of over €2 billion on health projects over the next ...
11-year-old Kayla raises €1k for Intensive Care Unit
By Aideen O'Flaherty AN 11-year-old girl raised over €1,000 for the Intensive Care Unit in Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin last week, when ...
New attempt to ringfence land for first-time buyers
By Aideen O'Flaherty A LOCAL councillor will be seeking cross-party support from his fellow elected representatives for a Fianna Fáil Bill which would ...