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How Automation Is Helping Irish Food Businesses Scale

How Automation Is Helping Irish Food Businesses Scale

Sponsored Content

Talk to any food producer and you’ll hear the same mix of pride and pressure. Pride, because the product is good. Often ...

Work to start on old pool to bring it back into use with €2.25m investment

Work to start on old pool to bring it back into use with €2.25m investment

News

Work is set to take place to bring Clondalkin’s old swimming pool building back into use as part of a €2.25 million ...

Residents ‘left with no choice’ but to park on streets

Residents ‘left with no choice’ but to park on streets

News

Cookstown residents are still no closer to a solution for the lack of sufficient parking in a new development owned by the ...

Heartbreaking pregnant horse struggles and dies on the road

Heartbreaking pregnant horse struggles and dies on the road

Ballyfermot

“It’s just heartbreaking.” A pregnant horse nearing her due date died after an incident on the N4 in Ballyfermot on Monday evening. ...

Two Women’s Collective branches raise €9,100 from Tattoo Day event

Two Women’s Collective branches raise €9,100 from Tattoo Day event

Clondalkin

The Women’s Collective Ireland branches in Liffey Valley and Ronanstown raised over €9,000 with their Tattoo Day event in Clondalkin on Sunday. ...

Tidy Towns group can no longer function without storage space

Tidy Towns group can no longer function without storage space

Clondalkin

“CTT committee have reluctantly decided that we can no longer function.” Clondalkin Tidy Towns has announced that it will cease operations by ...

Council are getting a Ruff time about new pet friendly cafe in Corkagh Park

Council are getting a Ruff time about new pet friendly cafe in Corkagh Park

Clondalkin

“Are hens or sheep allowed in?” The council has urged the public to provide feedback on the new pet friendly café in ...

192 bonfire damaged facilities still in need of repair

192 bonfire damaged facilities still in need of repair

News

“Bonfires are an unnecessary and avoidable extra burden.” Almost 200 bonfires were lit across South Dublin during Halloween, which resulted in considerable ...

Local Faces: Sally Ryan-Graver

Local Faces: Sally Ryan-Graver

Tallaght

THIS week, we're honoured to feature Sally Ryan-Graver who is a fantastically talented Visual Media Artist based here in our own Rathcoole, ...

Football club looking to add more features and a coffee shop

Football club looking to add more features and a coffee shop

Business

Kilnamanagh AFC are looking to add more community features to their new clubhouse, including a coffee shop. Work is almost complete on ...