This weeks front pages – May 28, 2026

Echo Staff May 28, 2026 7:36 am

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Two gardai hospitalised after car collision

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UPDATE: Two Gardaí were hospitalised following a serious collision in Jobstown in the early hours of Wednesday morning, with three people arrested....

Corkagh House will be celebrated at festival

Clondalkin

Corkagh House will be celebrated at this year’s Clondalkin Village Festival with the launch of a model version of the historic house....

5,595 dog licences registered in county

News

The number of dog warden positions in South Dublin has been upgraded from two to four thanks to €100,000 in funding from...

Lack of facilities to support walking or running in neighbourhood is ‘bizzare’

News

Kingswood residents have requested that a walking track be placed around the perimeter of the estate’s green space, also known as The...

85% of residents surveyed felt their was not enough playspaces in community

Tallaght

Four new potential playspace locations in Knocklyon housing estates were presented to councillors as the local authority looks to improve provision around...

Addiction treatment 15 times higher than in most affluent areas

News

In the most disadvantaged areas of Dublin South-West, the rate of addiction treatment is over “15 times higher than in the most...

Residents concerned over plans for a through road

Lucan

Concerns have been raised by members of the Tullyhall Residents Association regarding plans to create a through road between Tullyhall and a...

This weeks front pages – May 28, 2026

5,595 dog licences registered in county

Lack of facilities to support walking or running in neighbourhood is ‘bizzare’

85% of residents surveyed felt their was not enough playspaces in community

Addiction treatment 15 times higher than in most affluent areas

Residents concerned over plans for a through road

The Moll Rooney Festival Returns to Tallaght After 150 Years

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93% of Main Street residents and businesses object to the Council village scheme

This weeks front pages – May 28, 2026

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