
Life may be changed for JJ if village plans go ahead
A local mother and full-time carer has expressed concerns about the proposed changes to Tallaght Village and the impact they could have on her son’s life.
23-year-old JJ Kane has Down syndrome, autism, three types of arthritis, spends most of his time in a wheelchair and visits the village centre often.
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