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Category: Tallaght
Debenhams staff fighting for decent redundancy package
By Maurice Garvey FORMER staff at Debenhams feel they have been “treated like s**t” by the company, as further strikes are set to ...
Local Faces: Breda Walsh
By Mary Dennehy WHEN Breda Walsh was a child she hiked on sunny days from Drimnagh to Tallaght to climb the Hell Fire ...
Sprinter opens up about his experience of racism and describing the frustration he felt as a child
By Hayden Moore TALLAGHT Athletic Club sprinter Joseph Ojewumi has opened up about his experience of racism in athletics, describing the frustration he ...
Money worries during Covid-19 and state support is a first time for many
By Lee Moroney Covid-19 found over 1 million people reliant on state support. Some via the wage subsidy scheme (70-85% net wages) through ...
Poverty carries a huge cost for everyone in society warns St Vincent de Paul
By Aideen O'Flaherty THE president of St Vincent de Paul (SVP) has warned that poverty “carries a huge cost, not just for those ...
Residents frustrated with persistent issues in homes
By Aideen O'Flaherty RESIDENTS of a six-unit apartment block in Mac Uilliam in Tallaght have said that they are frustrated with persistent issues ...
Calls to improve wheelchair facility at Tallaght Stadium
By Aideen O'Flaherty Father of a young man who was a lifelong Shamrock Rovers fan and a wheelchair user, is calling on South ...
Hospital sees return to normal levels of A&E attendances
By Aideen O'Flaherty TALLAGHT University Hospital has seen a return to normal levels of Emergency Department attendances in recent weeks, according to the ...
Calls for the introduction of a national screening programme
By Mary Dennehy MORE than five years ago, local TD Sean Crowe was diagnosed with prostate cancer and is now drawing on his ...
‘You are getting your first and last chance’ Judge tells man
By Fiona Ferguson A Malawian man charged with money laundering who told gardai he found €17,000 in his bank account when checking to ...