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Category: Tallaght
Strengthening of community spirit during estate clean up
By Aideen O'Flaherty AS the measures around containing the spread of coronavirus continue to keep people confined to their homes and surrounding areas, ...
Dad-of-three took part in ‘very nasty’ robbery outside church gets three years
By Brion Hoban A father-of-three who took part in a “very nasty” robbery outside a church has been jailed for four years. James ...
Worker jailed for part in ‘relatively sophisticated’ tax fraud scheme
By Declan Brennan A construction worker has been jailed for three years for his part in a “relatively sophisticated” tax fraud scheme. Sligo ...
Results show a stark reminder of challenge of domestic violence
By Aideen O'Flaherty NEW research has found that 20 per cent of women and 6 per cent of men have been in a ...
Johnny the face behind Pieta House fundraiser
By Aideen O'Flaherty A LOCAL man who was instrumental in setting up the inaugural Darkness into Light fundraiser for Pieta House back in ...
Virtual 5k relay sees athletics club members raise funds for hospital
By Aideen O'Flaherty TALLAGHT Athletic Club held a virtual 5k relay on Thursday, which saw nineteen teams of four runners each individually pound ...
Long queues of vehicles entering Ballymount civic amenity site
By Maurice Garvey LONG queues of vehicles waiting to enter Ballymount recycling centre are due to social distancing restrictions implemented by it’s operators. ...
No two days are really the same
By Aideen O'Flaherty LIKE many cities all over the world, the streets of central London, which are usually thronged with workers and tourists ...
Paul Ryle touched people’s hearts it was so nice to see
By Hayden Moore A DRIVING force in the Belgard community, Paul Ryle Snr, has been remembered as a “happy-go-lucky”, caring, everyman, by his ...
Resident concerned to see green area sprayed with herbicide
By Aideen O'Flaherty A RATHCOOLE resident was alarmed to discover that sizeable sections of the grass in his local park appear to have ...