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Category: Tallaght
Funding for signage to help prevent dog attacks on sheep has been granted
FUNDING for signage to help prevent dog attacks on sheep in Kiltipper Park has been granted. The signage comes in response to ...
Safety measures put in place to discourage swimming in Dodder
SAFETY measures are to be put in place to discourage people from swimming in the Dodder throughout the summer months. South Dublin ...
‘I had a feeling something wasn’t right but you are always living in a bit of hope’
By Aimee Walsh A WOMAN tells her inspiring story from breast cancer diagnosis to becoming an ambassador for Breast Cancer Ireland ahead of ...
Local Faces: Stephen Stroughair – The man behind the famous ‘Lighthouse’ in Kilnamanagh
By Aimee Walsh IF YOU were to ask anyone around Tallaght and surrounding areas about the ‘Lighthouse’ in Kilnamanagh, they are sure to ...
Scouts Group campaign to alleviate financial pressure
By Aideen O'Flaherty THE 24th Tallaght Scouts have launched a crowdfunding campaign as their funds have been decimated as a result of the ...
‘Even if someone is feeling a little bit lonely, they can talk to us’
By Aideen O'Flaherty THE founder of a suicide prevention service in Tallaght said there has been a 30 per cent increase in ...
Hole drilled in grave is ‘evil and sinister act’ say upset family
By Aideen O'Flaherty THE recent vandalism of a grave in Bohernabreena Cemetery, where a hole was drilled through the grave, has been ...
429 apartments planned for Cooldown withdrawn
By Aideen O'Flaherty ONE of the largest housebuilders in the country has withdrawn their plans for a 429-unit apartment development at Cooldown Commons ...
‘Touching tribute’ to name red bridge after Jim Lawlor
By Mary Dennehy THE community connections that Jim Lawlor helped build over the decades will stretch on into the future, after a proposal ...
Rosemary had fond memories of the summers she spent with her relatives in Allenton House
By Aideen O'Flaherty ROSEMARY Delany, who ran the Knocklyon Inn for over four decades and had a strong family history in the Tallaght ...