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Over 20,000 attend Tallaght St Patrick’s Day parade
Despite some threatening clouds, it was perfect St Patrick’s Day weather for the parade through Tallaght this March 17. Main Street was ...
Parades huge success in Lucan, Clondalkin and the Four Districts
St Patrick’s Day celebrations took place all over the county on Tuesday as thousands took to the streets of Clondalkin, Lucan, Saggart ...
CityEdge plans to provide 40,000 homes and 25,000 jobs
A draft strategic urban regeneration framework for CityEdge is expected to go on public display in April as plans may provide 40,000 ...
Helping young AJ improve his quality of life
A Tallaght family are organising a bake sale and other fundraisers for their son who suffers from a life-changing and degenerative muscular ...
Local Faces: Stephen Brett
IF YOU do something you love, you'll never work a day in your life.' Confucius said that. Either him or some equally ...
Bus stop and cycle kerb alternatives sought after delays in traffic and services
Issues with a bus stop and cycle kerb and increased traffic delays on a key road in Palmerstown will be raised repeatedly ...
GAA Club ‘lip sync for their lives’ to raise funds for astro
Up to forty members of a Tallaght GAA club are getting ready to ‘lip-sync for their lives’, to raise funds for a ...
Dad Paul (59) recovers from brain and neck cancer twice
Paul Mooney is a retired postman and three-time survivor of cancer who knows how to keep getting back up when he’s been ...
Information sought on plans for supported living units in Cheeverstown
South Dublin County Council have requested further information about a proposed development of almost 100 supported living housing units on the grounds ...
Proposals for 98-bed nursing home ‘declared withdrawn’ at Rathcoole
A planning application to restore an 18th-century schoolhouse on Rathcoole’s Main Street as a 98-bed nursing home has been “declared withdrawn” after ...