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Category: Tallaght
Nine Irish soldiers killed in1960 Baluba tribe ambush
By Aideen O'Flaherty NINE soldiers were killed in the ambush of an Irish Army patrol in the Congo 60 years ago this week, ...
Local Faces: Daire Hennessy
By Hayden Moore TALLAGHT has had a strong community for decades, and the passion for community is something that is still coming through ...
Tallaght Museum and Heritage Centre – A concept
By Michael J. Whelan MA So, here is the idea and it’s not a new one. Tallaght is an ancient place and ...
Landmark day as renal unit opens
By Mary Dennehy THE first sessions of dialysis have been delivered in the new state-of-the art renal unit in Tallaght University Hospital, ...
Teenagers receive Gaisce Awards after completing challenges
By Aideen O'Flaherty THREE Tallaght teenagers recently received Gaisce – The President’s Awards after completing the numerous activities required to receive the award, ...
GAA Club new initiative encourages shop local
By Aideen O'Flaherty THOMAS Davis GAA Club in Kiltipper has started a new initiative encouraging people to shop locally over the next six ...
20% of healthcare workers have antibody evidence of coronavirus
By Mary Dennehy ALMOST 20 per cent of healthcare workers at Tallaght University Hospital have antibody evidence of coronavirus, a hospital-led prevalence study ...
Landmarks lit up purple and yellow for DLD Awareness Day
By Aideen O'Flaherty LOCAL landmarks lit up in purple and yellow and a local schoolboy bravely gave a presentation on what it’s like ...
Newtown Rangers President was a ‘true legend’ at the club
By Aideen O'Flaherty THE players and committee members of Newtown Rangers Football Club in Tallaght remembered their president, Gary Kavanagh, as a “true ...
Locals take part in virtual marathon
By Aideen O'Flaherty THIS year’s KBC Dublin Marathon was like no other before it, as runners pounded the pavement alone or in small ...