Aideen O'Flaherty is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, focusing on local news and events. She writes for The Echo Newspaper and her work has also been featured in the Irish Independent. Aideen covers a range of topics including community issues, development projects, local businesses, and cultural events in the Dublin area.
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SOUTH Dublin County Council’s calendar of events for Dublin Climate Action Week, taking place from September 9 to 15, has been announced and registration is now open.
By: Aideen O Flaherty
PLANNING permission has been refused for the construction of a new bus shelter on the New Nangor Road opposite Castlegrange Square in Deansrath.
FURTHER information has been submitted in relation to the change of use of four permitted office units in Library Square in Rathcoole into four apartments.
By: Aideen O Flaherty
A local community centre held a ‘thank you’ social gathering last Thursday for active-age people who have used the centre throughout the year.
A LUCAN woman who “never thought cancer would be part of my story” has shared her experience of being diagnosed with breast cancer to encourage others to check for symptoms.
THE recent installation of bollards along the footpath leading into Tallaght village has been welcomed by a local community group, as the bollards “protect the path for pedestrians”.
By: Aideen O'Flaherty
IARNRÓD Éireann has once again applied for permission for a specialist railway simulator building to support driver training at Inchicore Railway Works, after its previous application was deemed invalid.On July 30, Dublin City Council deemed Irish Rail’s application for the simulator invalid as all of the site plan drawings needed the boundaries to be outlined […]
By: Aideen O Flaherty
PERMISSION has been granted for the construction of six three-storey houses on a green space adjacent to St Paul’s Secondary School in Walkinstown, despite the proposal attracting two objections from nearby residents.
AN ACTIVITY card to support children’s participation in sports and culture has been proposed by Sinn Féin.
By: Aideen O Flaherty
RETENTION permission has been granted to the Old Orchard Inn pub in Rathfarnham for a single-storey structure to function as a pizza restaurant offering takeaway, collection and delivery.
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