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Category: News
30 gardai involved in anti-burglary crime operation
By Mary Dennehy A TEAM of 30 gardai were involved in a targeted anti-burglary and crime operation in Tallaght on Tuesday, March 27, ...
Plans to turn vacant land into pocket park
By Mary Dennehy PROPOSALS have been put forward by the community for a pocket park on vacant land behind Kilmartin Avenue, a site ...
Man charged with dealing in cocaine and cannabis
By Brendan Grehan A MAN accused of dealing in cocaine and cannabis has been further remanded by Blanchardstown District Court for service of ...
€50,000 set aside for upgrade works on Orwell roundabout
By Aideen O'Flaherty UPGRADE works on the Orwell Roundabout in Templeogue have hit a snag as South Dublin County Council cannot yet carry ...
St Joseph’s pupils help launch National Spring Clean campaign
THE NATIONAL Spring Clean campaign is Ireland’s largest and longest running anti-litter campaign. In 2018 the initiative celebrates its 20th Year and ...
Nevaeh’s organs saved the lives of five people
By Brendan Grehan LAST WEEK, Organ Donor Awareness Week was launched in the Mansion House. Among the guests were Crystal and Emmett Spollen, ...
Political party members questioned after meeting
By Brendan Grehan A TALLAGHT-based Councillor has criticised An Garda Siochana after she claimed that she and her People Before Profit colleagues were ...
Residents aim to retain historic Swiftbrook mill
By Mary Dennehy THE Swiftbrook paper mill chimney and its rag store are at the centre of a campaign by Saggart residents to ...
No major incidents reported at hubs in Walkinstown and Crumlin
By Maurice Garvey ONE person was removed from the men’s homeless hub in Walkinstown since it opened at Christmas. Despite major concerns in ...
Self-employed man fraudulently claimed €40k in illness benefit
By Fiona Ferguson A SELF-employed man who fraudulently claimed almost €40,000 in illness benefit over a six year period has been jailed for ...