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New South Dublin Chamber President understands the challenges she faces
ANDREA Clarke of Coyne Solicitors received her Chain of Office to become President of the South Dublin Chamber at this year’s AGM ...
Residents rage over faulty fire system in Chapelizod apartments
Residents of Tristan Square Apartments in Chapelizod have expressed their frustration “completely unacceptable problems” with a faulty fire alarm system in the ...
Garda arrest three in Tallaght crackdown on organised prostitution and brothel keeping
Gardaí arrested three individuals as part of an operation targeting organised prostitution, brothel keeping and other crimes in Tallaght and the city ...
Funding appeal for Deansrath Family Centre purpose-built permanent facility
THE MAYOR of South Dublin has called for funding to be made available for a purpose-built facility in Clondalkin to host a ...
Lack of data on water usage of almost 5 million litres by centres
A LACK of data on data centres has been questioned following Uisce Éireann’s reveal that almost five million litres of public water ...
Chapelizod H ill two-way cycle track to make for greater safety
THE Chapelizod Hill Road Active Travel Scheme has entered the Public Consultation phase, allowing members of the public to have their say ...
Djamel White’s debut novel longlisted for Booker Prize
A LUCAN author’s debut novel has been longlisted for the 2026 Booker Prize, a well-renowned literary award conferred each year for the ...
Three Tallaght developments on course to deliver 635 new homes
THERE are currently three housing developments in the Tallaght area currently under construction, St Aonghus Green, in Tymon North, Rossfield in Jobstown ...
Basis.point and Peugeot Ireland nominated for the Business to Arts Awards
TWO businesses with local connections to Citywest and Templeogue have been nominated for the 2026 Business to Arts Awards. Citywest-based Peugeot Ireland ...
‘Massive inequality’ of taxes on inheritance is castigated
THE upcoming budget has been cited as a time for change the “massive inequality” of the national inheritance tax system, with people ...