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Category: Tallaght
Man ‘narrowly missed’ Garda after driving car in his direction
By Fiona Ferguson A young man who “narrowly missed” a garda after driving a car in his direction has had his time in ...
Fred had big influence on the shape of DAMS
By Aideen O'Flaherty FRED Toner, a key member of the Dominic’s Active Men’s Social (DAMS) and a Fianna Fáil activist, has been remembered ...
Man (30) charged with causing breach of the peace
AN “extremely intoxicated” man was found on a bridge in west Dublin drinking from a wine bottle something that was “closer to ...
Fr Vincent releases his 10th book, Best of Life
By Aideen O'Flaherty A PRIEST and author recently released his tenth book, ‘Best of Life’, detailing what he’s learned over his time spent ...
‘Disgusted’ to find rubbish dumped at park
By Aideen O'Flaherty A LOCAL resident was “disgusted” to find a sizable quantity of illegally dumped waste at the new entrance to Bancroft ...
‘Early detection is key’
By Mary Dennehy AFTER being diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 41, Audrey Hillary turned to the Tallaght Cancer Support Group ...
Local Faces: Tim O’Connor
By Aideen O'Flaherty Taking up athletics as a schoolboy in a bid to to manage his childhood asthma led Tim O’Connor to develop a ...
Rathfarnham Castle secures the green flag
Rathfarnham Castle Park was awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award this year, recognising the provision of a high quality park. Rathfarnham Castle ...
I was genuinely touched when I saw staff on front line using masks
The South Dublin County Volunteer Centre, in partnership with South Dublin County Council, is running a campaign called Stories from the Frontline ...
Night nurses are urgently needed for cancer patients
By Aideen O'Flaherty A CRUMLIN woman has praised the work of a night nurse from the Irish Cancer Society who ensured her father ...










