Clondalkin students Top of the Class in GOAL Changemakers Award
31st January 2020
Third-class students from Our Lady Queen of the Apostles National School in Clondalkin, Dublin, have been honoured by humanitarian aid
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Stereotypes around autism and other disabilities need to be challenged
31st January 2020
Responding to the unacceptable comments on autism by a senator, Cllr. Carly Bailey, parent of a son with autismand general election
Lucan Schools Can No Longer Be Overlooked for Investment
30th January 2020
Local school’s are in dire need of investment, that’s according to local Councillor and General Election candidate, Emer Higgins. “Lucan
Innocent’s ‘Big Grow’ Is Back
30th January 2020
Innocent’s ‘Big Grow’ is back, recruiting a whole new bunch of the littlest veggie growers with the mission to help
Transport police needed to tackle crime on public transport
29th January 2020
Sinn Féin candidate for Dublin South West, Seán Crowe, has called for the setting up of a dedicated transport police
Dublin Company Secures €162,000 in SEAI Funding to Develop a New Wind and Solar Data Management Platform
28th January 2020
BrightWind has secured €162,000 in funding from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) to support the company in building a
Pilsen Auto Join “Simply Older, Still Clever” Success
28th January 2020
In November 2019, ŠKODA Ireland announced a new age diversity initiative called Simply Older, Still Clever, an initiative that aims to
Postmasters warn that hundreds of Post Offices in danger of closure
27th January 2020
7% decrease in Post Office business in 2019 Postmasters have recently warned that hundreds of Post Offices in villages, towns
Tribute to Templeogue Men’s Shed
26th January 2020
Local Independent Minister Katherine Zappone says the Men’s Shed network is playing a huge role by providing an opportunity for socialising,
7% INCREASE IN DUBLIN CLAIMS IN 2019
26th January 2020
High level of uninsured claims nationally underline importance of ANPR system Uninsured vehicles accounted for over 70% of MIBI claims in
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland urges the people of Dublin to call on election candidates for more rehabilitation funding
25th January 2020
Brain injury survivors face a lottery to access neuro-rehabilitation services in Ireland, according to the nation’s leading provider of community
Light up Your Bike awareness campaign
24th January 2020
South Dublin County Council, An Garda Síochána and Dublin Cycling Campaign are collaborating on a Light up Your Bike awareness