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Category: Tallaght
Extension for hospital A&E opens shortly following months of delays
By Laura LyneAFTER months of delays surrounding the opening of the extension of Tallaght Hospital emergency department, Minister for Health Leo Varadkar ...
Kilnamanagh residents furious over vehicle break-ins at shopping centre
By Laura LyneRESIDENTS voiced their concerns about local issues at a neighbourhood watch meeting in Kilnamanagh this week, and highlighted the importance ...
Top chef job for ITT man at Pied a Terre
By Mary DennehyAN IT Tallaght culinary graduate who grew up in Aylesbury has been appointed the executive head chef and company director ...
‘Women were shamed, beaten and ostracised’
By Maurice Garvey SURVIVORS of Mother and Baby homes and the Magdalene Laundries were invited to South Dublin County Council to meet ...
Tallaght managers play key role in Dundalk doing the double
By William O'ConnorONE OF the unsung heroes in Dundalk’s Airtricity League and FAI Cup double success is assistant manager Vinny Perth who ...
Late Late Toy show beckons for Xquisite
By Mary DennehyA TALLAGHT dance school will be showcasing their talent and their hometown when they perform on The Late Late Toy ...
Mother who struck her son ‘a slight blow to face’ found guilty of abusive behaviour
Brendan GrehanA “GOOD mother” who hit her teenage son was found guilty of a public order offence by Tallaght Court. Garda Cian ...
Snooker club riot: accused remanded on continuing bail
By Brendan GrehanTHREE men accused of taking part in a riot at a snooker club in Tallaght two years ago have had ...
Heart attack sets Tallaght photographer on a life-changing expedition
By Mary DennehyAN AWARD-winning photographer who last year defied death has started a bucket list, and this week he ticked off his ...
Chalk marks thought to be codes for thieves
By Mary DennehySIGHTINGS of chalk markings outside homes in Tallaght and Clondalkin are believed to be code between burglars as to whether ...