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Remington® Introduces New Rotary Shaver: DURACUT™

Introducing the new Remington DURACUT™ Rotary Shaver, RRP €44.99. Delivering a reliable shaving performance with long-lasting battery life, smooth skin-friendly results suitable for all skin types, and a hygienic, easy-clean design that prevents mess and maintains peak performance. Get a clean, confident shave every time with the DURACUT™ Rotary Shaver. Powered by the DURADRIVE™ Motor […] The post Remington® Introduces New Rotary Shaver: DURACUT™ appeared first on Echo.ie.

Russell Hobbs® Expands Viral Stone Colourway with New Espresso Machine: Café Genie Auto

Following the viral success of its Stone colourway, renowned household appliance brand Russell Hobbs is expanding the collection with the launch of the new Café Genie Auto. Designed to bring rich, indulgent café-style coffees into the home, the latest addition combines elevated style with everyday convenience. Featuring a built-in system that automatically steams and froths […] The post Russell Hobbs® Expands Viral Stone Colourway with New Espresso Machine: Café Genie Auto appeared first...

Making three changes in your garden this autumn will help boost butterfly population

Butterfly Conservation is urging gardeners to help butterflies through the autumn by making three simple changes, as populations of the insect are at risk due to hot, dry summers

Slow M50 and breakdown on N11 - live traffic updates

We'll bring you all the latest traffic and travel updates throughout the evening

Fiosrú file on Dublin man's death with DPP, inquest told

An inquest has been adjourned after Fiosrú said criminal proceedings are being contemplated in relation to the death of a man in Dublin city centre last year, following an interaction with gardaí.

The Haunted Trail returns to Malahide Castle this Halloween with tickets discounted this month

The brand new Malahide Samhain Festival is launching in October with a daytime and and evening event each weekend featuring different experiences for families

Man Arrested Over Gun Seizure in Lucan

Officers responded to reports of a public order incident shortly after 7 o'clock yesterday evening in Balgaddy.

Huge crowd celebrate best ever festival in Lucan

LUCAN Festival organisers managed to pull off the “best festival ever” this past weekend and drew a huge crowd to the Village to celebrate community and pride of place. The sun made an appearance on Sunday for the Festival’s Family Fun Day, which included a jam-packed line-up of events and entertainment. Well-known film characters, the […] The post Huge crowd celebrate best ever festival in Lucan appeared first on Echo.ie.

Creative Ireland is seeking applications for two awards

THIS month, Creative Ireland South Dublin is seeking applications for two awards, the Schools Culture Award 2026 and Film Award 2026, from filmmakers and schools around the South Dublin County Council administrative area. The Film Award is up for grabs for filmmakers with advanced projects, as the brief calls for those with a script that […] The post Creative Ireland is seeking applications for two awards appeared first on Echo.ie.

St Mark’s Youth and Community nominated for Ireland’s greenest place

ST MARK’S Youth and Family Centre in Fettercairn has been nominated for Ireland’s Greenest Place 2026, thanks to work on The Farm. The Tallaght-based community centre on Fettercairn Road has been put forward under the category Ireland’s Greenest Community, and is one of six across the whole of Dublin involved in the awards – the […] The post St Mark’s Youth and Community nominated for Ireland’s greenest place appeared first on Echo.ie.

€9m Balbriggan road scheme gets green light with up to 1,200 jobs promised

Discover Talbot Street festival to take place with this weekend

‘It was just a lovely positive day’ at PhilFest in Jobstown

PHILFEST, a new family-friendly rugby and community festival, drew around 300 people to Jobstown Park on Sunday afternoon in memory of the late Philip Preston. Sport, games, and community spirit took over Jobstown as locals gathered to remember former Tallaght Person of the Year, Philip Preston, who died suddenly at the age of 37 in […] The post ‘It was just a lovely positive day’ at PhilFest in Jobstown appeared first on Echo.ie.

‘Amazing support’ for the Glenasmole Community annual Family Fun Day

ON SATURDAY, September 5, Glenasmole Community Centre welcomed crowds to its annual Family Fun Day, which featured a huge selection of activities that catered to all ages. For the football fanatics, a game of foot darts could be played, while the craftier types were given the chance to create with Kim, an arts and crafts […] The post ‘Amazing support’ for the Glenasmole Community annual Family Fun Day appeared first on Echo.ie.

Youth exchange programmes offer people new opportunity

BALLYFERMOT Youth Service had a busy August this year, as young people took part in three youth exchange programmes which offered them exciting new adventures all around Ireland, reports Grace Harte. From outdoor challenges in Cork and Galway to wellbeing workshops in Meath and cultural discovery in Europe, the young people from Ballyfermot were given […] The post Youth exchange programmes offer people new opportunity appeared first on Echo.ie.

Terrifying moment plane ceiling collapses mid-flight as passengers scream in horror

Passengers on a Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737 flight in Iran were left screaming in terror after the plane's ceiling partially collapsed mid-flight

Teenager arrested after firearm seized in Lucan

A teenager has been arrested after a firearm and ammunition were seized from Lucan, Dublin, yesterday evening.

Teen arrested after firearm and ammunition discovered during Balgaddy public order incident

Gardaí arrested a man in his late teens after a public order incident in Balgaddy on Tuesday night where they discovered a firearm and ammunition nearby. Gardaí attached to the Task Force Unit of Ronanstown Garda Station, and Crime South and Community Engagement in Lucan arrived on the scene shortly after 7pm and discovered the […] The post Teen arrested after firearm and ammunition discovered during Balgaddy public order incident appeared first on Echo.ie.

Teen arrested and gun seized after public order incident in Lucan

Irish acts drop Ed Sheeran tour in solidarity with Macklemore and Palestine

All four supporting acts for upcoming dates of Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour have withdrawn in solidarity Macklemore who was removed over onstage comments in support of Palestine

Ancient legend meets modern Tallaght in Iarla Ó Lionáird’s Parthalán

SoFFt Productions, NOISE Music and South Dublin County Arts Office present Parthalán, an ambitious new multidisciplinary performance created especially for Tallaght and Culture Night 2026. Led by acclaimed singer and composer Iarla Ó Lionáird, Parthalán will feature the world premiere of his new musical work and libretto, inspired by the Lebor Gabála Érenn (The Book […] The post Ancient legend meets modern Tallaght in Iarla Ó Lionáird’s Parthalán appeared first on Echo.ie.

Cost of Living: Taoiseach signals cut to tax on home heating oil in Budget

Micheál Martin said the Government is "conscious" of the global impacts on fuel and on energy prices, and is looking at everything in the round

Sharp Rise In MetroLink Cost

The cost of building a metro in Dublin is expected to be much higher than previously estimated.It comes as ministers prepare to sign of...

Timeline: The long journey to Dublin's MetroLink

More than half a century after an underground rail link for Dublin was first proposed, the project has finally secured Cabinet approval. Here is a timeline of the key milestones and setbacks.

‘We thought she was fine… she was still high‑fiving everyone’ – how one family coped when three‑year‑old Nicole was diagnosed with leukaemia

To mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this September, Suzanne Harrington speaks to a father and daughter about the anxiety and stress both parents and children go through after a diagnosis

‘I feel so lucky to be here today’ – how Dublin Bus turned to the Philippines and South Africa to surmount skills shortage

Company has recruited mechanics and drivers from overseas in the past two years

MetroLink cost expected to be much higher than estimated

The new estimated cost of building a metro for Dublin, which is being brought to Cabinet for approval this morning, is expected to be significantly higher than the last estimate for the project four years ago.

Residents near D15's "Chemical Hill" want better information about emergency alerts

A false alarm from the Barclay Crop Protection plant near Mulhuddart in July confused some locals, who didn't know what it was, what it meant, or how to get more information.

The government wants to add “integration” conditions to the citizenship process. Will it up its own game, too?

People on low incomes, with unstable housing, are bound to be most affected by more stringent policies for citizenship, says Lucky Khambule of the Movement of Asylum Seekers Ireland (MASI).

No on-street parking permits for city apartment-dwellers, council managers say

On the contrary, apartments have limited parking to nudge people away from cars – and the council should hold the line on that, and introduce other nudges too, some transport committee members suggested.

Fingal councillors say they want a stronger role in setting how the council's money is spent

This is something the government's local democracy taskforce recommended in its report, published in March.

Fingal councillors approve €9 million infrastructure plan for new employment zone

Two townlands west of Balbriggan – Stephenstown and Folsktown Little – could provide up to 1,200 jobs in the future, according to the council's plans for them.

Man rushed to hospital following stabbing in north Dublin

Gardaí have launched an investigation and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward

‘It felt really special’ at candlelit vigil remembering loved ones

A candlelit vigil at Parthalán Place on Thursday evening allowed many people to take a moment to remember those lost to suicide on World Suicide Prevention Day. The vigil was held for the third year running and was co-organised by Jamie Harrington and Tallaght native Luke Clerkin. Poems were read out, speeches were made and […] The post ‘It felt really special’ at candlelit vigil remembering loved ones appeared first on Echo.ie.

Man surrenders for extradition to UK in €23m money laundering case

HSE review could cut some Dublin hospital parking bills by €7 a day

Challenge is to make space affordable for patients and families without leaving it open to the public

Bail granted for man accused of shovel attack on man who later died

Parents forking out an extra €500 to avail of digital devices

AS KIDS return to school, some parents in Ballyfermot are forking out an extra €500 per child to ensure that they can avail of digital devices needed. Parents at a school in Ballyfermot are being asked to pay €513 to provide their children with digital devices that are intended to be used throughout the school […] The post Parents forking out an extra €500 to avail of digital devices appeared first on Echo.ie.

Sustainable event focuses on waste reduction and repair reuse

ACE Enterprise Park is welcoming people from all over Clondalkin to community-led sustainability events focused on repair, reuse, waste reduction and circular living, which will take place at its community hub on Bawnogue Road. A free repair café will take place on September 17, which will see expert volunteers from local social enterprise Tog Hackerspace […] The post Sustainable event focuses on waste reduction and repair reuse appeared first on Echo.ie.

AI-generated 'Dublin singer' stealing hearts and selling merch on Facebook

She's not real - but the compliments and proposals in the comments sections of her content are

Garda sent for trial over alleged assault in Dublin

Two-bedroom starter homes to go on sale in Fingal from €380,000

Council to consider scheme for the abatement of rates

SOUTH Dublin County Council has shared a notice of consideration of a scheme for the abatement of rates in respect of vacant properties and is seeking written submissions from the public, reports Grace Harte. In reference to Section 9 of the Local Government Rates and Other Matters Act 2019, SDCC will consider a scheme providing […] The post Council to consider scheme for the abatement of rates appeared first on Echo.ie.

A new home for Jobstown Boxing Club ‘would make a world of difference’

JOBSTOWN Boxing Club was called out in Croke Park in front of 82,000 people as Adam Olaniyan won his latest professional bout, but the club are “like a tin of sardines” in their current home. The club based in Kiltalown nurtured the talent of Tallaght’s Olaniyan and have continued to do so with other talents […] The post A new home for Jobstown Boxing Club ‘would make a world of difference’ appeared first on Echo.ie.

Fantastic atmosphere at JADD Golf Classic as over €17k raised

THE 2026 JADD Golf Classic at Slade Valley Golf Club on Friday has raised over €17,000 for the local service based in Jobstown. The Jobstown Assisting Drug Dependency project hosts the tournament in the Brittas club every year, which sees teams of four battle it out for victory in what is the largest fundraiser for […] The post Fantastic atmosphere at JADD Golf Classic as over €17k raised appeared first on Echo.ie.

Gardai called as passengers refuse to leave bus at terminus

REPORTED instances of antisocial behaviour on Tallaght buses saw a decrease in August but Gardaí assistance was required on one occasion, while instances of assault also occurred. Two adult passengers refused to leave a 77A bus at approximately 00:30 am on Monday, August 10 after it had finished its route at the Citywest terminus and […] The post Gardai called as passengers refuse to leave bus at terminus appeared first on Echo.ie.

Wellness Walk raises over €12k for LauraLynn

THE 2026 Citywest Wellness Walk raised over €12,000 and counting after another successful event on Thursday afternoon at Citywest Business Campus in aid of LauraLynn Children’s Hospice. The all-ages walk returned for its 15th year as participants came together to break the fivefigure barrier once more, just like at last year’s event where they raised […] The post Wellness Walk raises over €12k for LauraLynn appeared first on Echo.ie.

Culture Night comes to your doorstep as Artscope Trail brings live performances across Lucan

“Our motto this year was bringing Culture Night to your doorstep,” explains Caroline Wynn of Artscope, who has organised a Culture Night Trail in association with South Dublin Live. From 4pm to 9:30pm on September 18, the Artscope Trail will move through Griffeen Park Playground, The Tram Café at Airlie Park, SoCoffee at Aura Lucan […] The post Culture Night comes to your doorstep as Artscope Trail brings live performances across Lucan appeared first on Echo.ie.

Tallaght’s all‑inclusive ‘Superstar’ returns as Vine Group revives iconic 1992 cast for charity

“At the end of 2025, the Vine Group was gifted the rights to do two performances of ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’,” explains Joe Geoghegan, chairperson and team member of the Tallaght-based Vine Group. They were also gifted the show-ready tracks by The ROCS company, which are the only tracks allowed to be used by the Really […] The post Tallaght’s all‑inclusive ‘Superstar’ returns as Vine Group revives iconic 1992 cast for charity appeared first on Echo.ie.

Blackrock Shop Sells €1m Lotto Winning Ticket

A Lotto player in south Dublin has become a multi millionaire after Saturday's draw.The winning one million euro Lotto Plus 2 ticket...

Man, 60s, dies after four-vehicle collision as Gardaí seek witnesses

Gardaí are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed this collision to come forward

‘An unforgettable win’ - Dubliner wins €1m lotto prize after purchasing ticket at a south Dublin shop

Lotto players have been urged to check their tickets as the winner is yet to be identified

‘I was playing with my friends on Saturday and was on a ventilator by Monday’ – Dublin teen who lost hands and feet to sepsis

Survivor Sophie Lanigan wants to help make people aware of the life-threatening condition’s warning signs

‘Doors and windows are rotting from the outside’ – Dublin tenants say mould and safety fears have left homes ‘unliveable’

Residents at a housing estate in Tallaght say they have lived with leaks, cracks in walls, fire-safety issues and overcrowding for more than a decade

Search for 16-year-old girl missing from north Dublin

Gardaí are concerned for her wellbeing

League of Ireland: St Pat’s on course to go top of table as Keena on double in Dundalk

Everything you need to know about Irish Life Dublin Half Marathon from road closures, transport and weather

Invisible to Unmissable Content Creator Course

From Invisible to Unmissable is the Instagram blueprint for beginners by Tallaght’s Sharon Keegan. Within 30 days the course will have you posting on your grid without agonising over it! The 6-module course, worth €497, costs €147 to the first cohort and will grow your business on Instagram by teaching you how to setup, edit […] The post Invisible to Unmissable Content Creator Course appeared first on Echo.ie.

Family 'getting stronger' following M9 horror smash as sisters thank public for support

The family had been heading to Dublin Airport for a holiday when they were hit by an oncoming vehicle in a crash which killed five teens

Temple Bar's The Grá to shut its doors due to rising costs

The L GBTQ+ creative hub opened its doors on Eustace Street last year

Two arrested following altercation at Citywest Shopping Centre

Gardaí made two arrests following an altercation at Citywest Shopping Centre on Sunday, September 13. Videos of the incident, which occurred on Sunday afternoon, appear to show two vehicles involved in a chase around the shopping centre car park. Two males have been arrested in connection with the incident, with one male, aged in his […] The post Two arrested following altercation at Citywest Shopping Centre appeared first on Echo.ie.

Two women walking alone in Dublin 4 ‘targeted by alleged necklace robber’

Gold chain with dead son’s initials stolen from 75-year-old in first incident, court told

Culture Night 2026: Capel Street DJs, family friendly art classes and building Dublin from clay

Culture Night 2026 takes place on Friday, with hundreds of events taking place across Dublin from family friendly shows to art exhibitions to clubbing celebrations

Margaret's The Ward Residents Send Minister A Duvet In Protest Over Night Flights

Residents on the northside have sent the Transport Minister a duvet, in protest over night flights. They claim late flights at...

Footballer Pico Lopes reads to premature babies in the NICU at The Coombe Hospital

The event encourages reading, for the early development of babies

Additional info requested for new culvert at Grangecastle Motor Company site

ADDITIONAL information has been requested from the Planning Authority regarding an application that was submitted by JSA Planning, seeking permission for a new culvert to convey the Baldonnell Stream under the Grangecastle Motor Company site. JSA Planning submitted the application on behalf of Vantage Data Centres in May for the installation of a new culvert […] The post Additional info requested for new culvert at Grangecastle Motor Company site appeared first on Echo.ie.

‘Lourdes! The Musical’ set to work miracles at the Civic Theatre

“‘LOURDES! The Musical’ follows a character called Matthew, who is from rural Ireland,” explains playwright Xnthony (full name Anthony Keigher). The award-winning musical theatre creator returns with a new show about miracles and the people who stage them, premiering as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival at the Civic Theatre this September. ‘Lourdes! The Musical’ […] The post ‘Lourdes! The Musical’ set to work miracles at the Civic Theatre appeared...

Thriftify secures major Oxfam GB partnership

BALLYFERMOT-founded AI-listing platform Thriftify has signed an enterprise agreement with Oxfam GB following the success of a pilot partnership. Thriftify, which has a base in Chapelizod, is expected to become a key part of Oxfam GB’s online retail operation after a pilot saw the platform grow Oxfam’s average daily online listings per lister by 292 […] The post Thriftify secures major Oxfam GB partnership appeared first on Echo.ie.

Maker of Odlum and Jacob’s foods agrees to sell to consortium

BALLYMOUNT-based Valeo Foods, the maker of Jacob’s biscuits and Odlum products, has agreed a deal to sell the business to a consortium led by the company’s former managing director. Valeo Foods Group has been owned by Bain Capital since 2021 when they purchased it for a reported €1.7 billion and the sale of Irish division […] The post Maker of Odlum and Jacob’s foods agrees to sell to consortium appeared first on Echo.ie.

Public submissions sought for Safe Routes School Scheme

SOUTH Dublin County Council are seeking submissions from members of the public to help inform the design of a Safe Routes School scheme at Scoil Naomh Áine National School. The school, located on New Road, Clondalkin, applied to the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programme to provide a safer environment for pedestrians, children on scooters […] The post Public submissions sought for Safe Routes School Scheme appeared first on Echo.ie.

Tallaght Sports Complex ups its game with the help of local authority funding

TALLAGHT Sports Complex has brought in brand new equipment after a grant worth over €2,500 was provided to them through the Local Priorities Fund. Tallaght Sports Complex in Balrothery purchased an entire fleet of new floats for the hundreds of swimmers at the complex to avail of, among other equipment, after receiving funds through the […] The post Tallaght Sports Complex ups its game with the help of local authority funding appeared first on Echo.ie.

Brickx building, board games, and ukuleles all show the great joy of learning through fun

PLENTY of new and familiar faces were welcomed to Firhouse Community Centre’s annual Family Fun Day, which featured a myriad of entertainment. From face painting to board games and art classes, children from the local area were in for a treat on the day while parents were given the chance to catch up over cups […] The post Brickx building, board games, and ukuleles all show the great joy of learning through fun appeared first on Echo.ie.

K-Pop characters appear at Tymon Summer Market

THE FINAL instalment of the Tymon Summer Markets took place and featured extra special K-Pop Demon Hunters themed entertainment. The global sensation made its way to Tallaght, giving fans the chance to meet some of the characters and get their picture taken. Animated K-Pop characters weren’t the only attraction on the day, as the markets […] The post K-Pop characters appear at Tymon Summer Market appeared first on Echo.ie.

‘It’s already a nightmare’ – Dublin 15 residents call for rethink of plan to build 18,500 new homes in Dunsink

Residents speak of drainage, congestion and transport concerns around the area

Restoring biodiversity around St Mary’s Priory

AN AMBITIOUS nature rewilding project has been launched to help restore biodiversity and wildlife habitats around St Mary’s Priory. Laudato Si Biodiversity Group is a parish-based initiative that aims to make the Priory on Tallaght’s Main Street a hub for nature in the local area, with plans to deliver educational spaces, as well as habitat […] The post Restoring biodiversity around St Mary’s Priory appeared first on Echo.ie.

Ireland weather: Met Éireann warns of 'rain bomb' as winter hazards loom

Met Éireann's latest extended-range forecast warns Ireland faces heavy rainfall and potential flooding this November, with winter weather hazards expected through to December

Delays as crash blocking lane on M50 - live traffic updates

All the latest traffic and travel updates from across Dublin's roads and public transport networks on this bright September morning

Author Vicki Notaro on her dog Jacko: ‘We don’t have kids and so he means the world to me’

The author shares how she rescued her sprightly Terrier cross Jacko, who is now 15 and ‘widowed’

Trump vows to lift tariffs on Irish whiskey during prize giving speech

Follow the latest news and analysis on our Irish Independent live blog on ‘Trump in Ireland’

Social welfare Ireland: How eligible drivers can claim €3,500 towards new car

The government has put incentives in place to encourage more drivers to switch to an electric vehicle (EV) and eligible drivers could be in line for up to €3,500 with the SEAI electric vehicle grant

Gerry Adams says Trump’s support for Irish reunification is ‘welcome’ - and how the world’s media reported on US president’s visit to Ireland

Follow the latest news and analysis on our Irish Independent live blog on ‘Trump in Ireland’

Man due in court over Leopardstown violent disorder

A man is due in court tomorrow charged in connection with a violent disorder incident in Leopardstown, Co Dublin, two weeks ago.

‘I don’t miss being on TV at all’ — Vincent Browne on life as a grandad, being hospitalised with depression and why PJ Mara could be pretty nasty

The retired broadcaster’s long-awaited biography of the former taoiseach delves into the complex life of a controversial titan of Irish politics

From California and Argentina, they came to Dublin and joined the Liffey Swim

Members of two swimming clubs from the capital won the women’s and men’s races

More than 300 swimmers participate in annual Liffey swim

More than 300 swimmers have braved the waters of the River Liffey in Dublin, for the annual swim through the heart of the capital.

Donald Trump triggers diplomatic row as he backs a united Ireland during Dublin visit

During a meeting with Taoiseach Micheál Martin, the US president said a united Ireland would be a "fantastic thing"

Man arrested in connection with Dublin shooting released

A man, aged in his 40s, who was arrested in connection with an investigation into a fatal shooting in Dún Laoghaire, has been released without charge.

Parents pay heartbreaking tribute to 'kind, caring' teen: 'We are immensely proud to call him our son'

The gifted young GAA player recently completed his Leaving Cert, with his school saying he "will be remembered not only for his bravery and resilience but also for the warmth, humour, and kindness he brought to those around him"

'War and genocide can never be accepted': Donald Trump hails 'positive' meeting with Catherine Connolly as symbols of peace presented

President Connolly said she "conveyed the strong view of the Irish people that the normalisation of war and genocide can never be accepted" during her meeting with Mr Trump at Áras an Uachtaráin

President Connolly gifts Donald Trump set of poems including one titled ‘Ceasefire’

Donald Trump touches down in Ireland amid ‘one of biggest’ policing operations

Energia announce increase to gas and electricity prices

Energia is increasing its prices for both gas and electricity customers from next month, with bills being split into before the change and after the change sections

Man arrested after €500k cocaine found stashed in bags of lollipops at Dublin Airport

Gardaí and Revenue officers made the five kilo cocaine seizure at Dublin Airport

League of Ireland: St Pat’s aim to close cap on leaders Shamrock Rovers

Cocaine disguised as lollipops seized at Dublin Airport

Cocaine worth over €500,000 disguised as lollipops has been seized at Dublin Airport.

Dublin 4 could become 'Las Vegas', planning appeal says

Plans by a fee-paying school in Dublin for a new floodlighting system for playing pitches have been stalled due to residents' concerns for the Light-bellied Brent Goose and "the Las Vegasification of St Michael's".

Prime Video’s ‘Boys of Tommen’ sets up filming base outside The Echo offices in Tallaght

A new eight-episode Prime Video series based on an Irish romance book series, Boys of Tommen is being filmed by The Echo offices on Avonmore Road. A film crew has come to Tallaght and set up camp on the green outside the local newspaper’s home, with several large white vans filled with equipment stationed there, […] The post Prime Video’s ‘Boys of Tommen’ sets up filming base outside The Echo offices in Tallaght appeared first on Echo.ie.

Will reveals Shane MacGowan left his entire fortune to wife Victoria

The details of the Pogues frontman's final will have now been made public

The needs of 'commuters versus community' lie at the heart of Dublin's growth

Dublin businesses are expressing growing concern that city infrastructure, specifically housing and transport, is struggling to keep up with the demands of a growing economy

Sweet King snack firm to hit the sweet spot at the Ploughing Championships

A SMALL business from South Dublin will get the chance to exhibit themselves to almost 300,000 people at the National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, Co. Offaly this month as part of the Local Enterprise Village. Sweet King, supported by Local Enterprise Office South Dublin, is a sustainability-focused snack company that packs and manufactures confectionery and […] The post Sweet King snack firm to hit the sweet spot at the Ploughing Championships appeared first on Echo.ie.