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Category: Tallaght
Tallaght residents the driving force behind pioneering drug-treatment project
By Mary Dennehy DID you know that pioneering Tallaght residents were the driving force behind Ireland’s first community-owned drug treatment project? The Echo ...
New small ponds to be created in wetlands area
By Aideen O'Flaherty THE creation of a number of small pools, near the Tallaght Wetlands area and an existing pond, to facilitate additional ...
‘Run for Rita’ 5km will help build sensory room for Leon
By Aideen O'Flaherty AN eight-year-old boy from Kilnamanagh, who is non-verbal and has autism and a sensory processing disorder, will be the beneficiary ...
Go-ahead given for new 488-unit development despite objections
By Aideen O'Flaherty PLANS for a 488-unit apartment development on Fortunestown Lane in Saggart have been granted permission – despite attracting 28 objections ...
Over 60 attend event on the future of hill-farming
By William O'Connor An information event titled ‘The Future of Hill Farming in the Dublin Mountains’ took place last week in Glenasmole. Attracting ...
Stadium could bring in €200,000 in sponsorship
By Hayden Moore COUNCILLORS were underwhelmed with the valuation that Tallaght Stadium could potentially bring in around €200,000 in sponsorships, including naming rights, ...
Fast-track plans for 463 homes at Citywest Road
By Aideen O'Flaherty A notice containing plans for the development of 463 dwellings at Citywest Road and Magna Drive in Citywest was erected ...
Taxi driver was threatened with what turned out to be an imitation firearm
By Fiona Ferguson A taxi driver grabbed what he believed to be a gun from a man trying to rob him, a court ...
Man breaks beer bottle over taxi driver’s head
By Brion Hoban A man who broke a beer bottle over the head of a taxi driver has been jailed for nine months. ...
GE2020 Results – Crowe romps in with almost double quota
By Mary Dennehy THE Dublin South West corner of the count centre belonged to Sean Crowe on Sunday, after he smashed the quota ...