
‘The presidency has a vital role for Ireland’
Former Dublin GAA manager Jim Gavin has been selected as the Fianna Fáil candidate for this year’s presidential election.
He defeated MEP Billy Kelleher by 41 votes to 29 in a secret ballot of the parliamentary party members this Tuesday morning, September 9.
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‘Amazing’ volunteer turn-out after appeal
ClondalkinA new Community First Responders group established in Clondalkin have reported an “amazing turnout” of interested volunteers.Clondalkin Community First Responders was established...
Vandalised plaque in Corkagh Park now in council storage
ClondalkinA commemorative stone and plaque marking the opening of Corkagh Park in the 1980s has been removed by the council after it...
Residents demand that council opens new construction access
ClondalkinRESIDENTS in Alpine estate in Clondalkin have called on South Dublin County Council to provide a separate access to a new construction...
Balancing on beams, spinning and sliding!
Clondalkinthe upgraded Knockmitten Playspace was officially opened last Monday (August 25), by Councillor Francis Timmons, Area Chair for Clondalkin, along with Cllrs...
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Ellen Gough
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