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Category: Tallaght
John looking forward to new role as St Thomas’s principal
JOHN Rennick, who started his career in education as a special needs assistant (SNA) in St Aidan’s National School in Brookfield, has ...
Anger after St Aengus’ older persons project gets green light
ANGER is in air in Tymon after a motion to defer a proposed 12-unit older persons development to come up with a ...
700 copybooks donated to school will benefit pupils
A KIND gesture from a Centra store in Greenhills has resulted in the donation of 700 copybooks to a local primary school ...
‘We didn’t know what to expect when TJ was born’
THE parents of a young girl with spina bifida have set up a fundraiser in a bid to enable their daughter to ...
Gardai found ‘no significant drug-related incidents’ in area
GARDAÍ in Tallaght are aware of issues with anti-social behaviour and drug use at a portion of Sean Walsh Park that’s known ...
#BulbforBees
A TALLAGHT teenager has encouraged his local community to plant pollinator-friendly bulbs to help safeguard the future of Ireland’s bee population. A ...
State-of-the-art clubhouse is part of the housing deal
THE proposed development of a state-of-the-art clubhouse for a local football team, as part of the plans for the construction of 620 ...
Science skills and Shamrock Rovers
SHAMROCK Rovers have teamed up with Sphero to bring the science of football home to Tallaght and Clondalkin by providing an educational ...
Be on the alert for sepsis, says microbiologist at TUH
AS WORLD Sepsis Day is marked, a microbiologist from Tallaght University Hospital has encouraged the community to know the signs – and ...
Local Faces: Geraldine O’Meara
SINCE her mother would take her to the local library in Tullamore on the weekends as a child, Geraldine O’Meara knew that ...