Maurice Garvey is a journalist for The Echo Newspaper, focusing on local news in Dublin, Ireland. With a passion for community stories and issues, Maurice covers a range of topics including housing, education, transportation, and social issues affecting the residents of Dublin.
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Maurice Garvey's coverage primarily focuses on local Dublin and Irish news related to urban planning, community issues, housing development, and business growth. He often covers government announcements and press releases.
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By: Maurice Garvey
WORK continues behind the scenes with regard to the proposed social housing site at the Sons of Divine Providence (SDP) in Ballyfermot.
A LACK of suitable housing for families has led to calls by social workers for more three-bed units to be added to the redevelopment project at Emmet Road in Inchicore.At the recent Dublin South Central area meeting, Cllr Sophie Nicoullaud (R2C) referenced work by social workers in relation to the Emmet Road scheme. Support Local […]
By: Maurice Garvey
CONTRACTORS started on the Airton Road extension this week in what is estimated to be a 13-month project according to South Dublin County Council. Part 8 plans by the council will see Tallaght Hospital and Cookstown Industrial Estate linked directly with Airton Road, via a new road This is set to involve the construction of […]
CLONDALKIN Helping the Homeless (CHH) are free to remain at Bawnogue Youth and Community Centre.
DUBLIN City Council need to get “much tougher” in dealing with trouble tenants and thugs intimidating residents, according to Dublin South Central councillors.
AMAZON’S fulfilment centre in Baldonnell delivered 600 children’s play therapy kits to Children’s Health Foundation for the patients and staff at children’s hospitals in Crumlin, Tallaght, Connolly and Temple Street.
NO MAN left behind as the Laurels Crew celebrated the 15th year of the annual Galway to Dublin cycle in style.
SHAMROCK Rovers recorded a loss of €2.4m in 2023 compared to a profit of €1.58m in 2022.
THE Department of Children confirmed this week that St John’s House in Tallaght will be “brought into use in the near future to provide accommodation to IP (International Protection) applicants.”
HAVING spent many years in prison for drugs related offences, Noel Gleeson grew tired of getting in trouble for the same old things and made the decision to seek help and break the chain of addiction.
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