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The Earth Star is a type of fungus that can sometimes be seen growing in woods, gardens, and under trees.It has recently...
10/01/2026

The Earth Star is a type of fungus that can sometimes be seen growing in woods, gardens, and under trees.

It has recently been spotted growing along the banks of the River Dodder.

Rosaleen Dwyer is the County Heritage Officer at South Dublin County Council – every week she gives us an insight into the natural heritage around us and the beautiful biodiversity of the plants and creatures. The Earth Star is a type of fungus that can sometimes be seen growing in woods, gardens,...

Old Bawn native Cora McNaughton made it into the top ten of the World Youth Sailing Championships in two races which wer...
10/01/2026

Old Bawn native Cora McNaughton made it into the top ten of the World Youth Sailing Championships in two races which were held last month in Vilamoura.

OLD BAWN native Cora McNaughton made it into the top ten of the World Youth Sailing Championships in two races which were held last month in Vilamoura. Each class can only have one representative from their respective country with sailors also needing to be in the top 20% internationally to be invit...

An 18-year-old man had a loaded G***k handgun described as “primed for use” hidden in his garden in Dublin, it has been ...
09/01/2026

An 18-year-old man had a loaded G***k handgun described as “primed for use” hidden in his garden in Dublin, it has been alleged.

Morgan Ennis of Cherry Orchard Drive, Ballyfermot, appeared before Dublin District Court on Friday.

An 18-year-old man had a loaded G***k handgun described as “primed for use” hidden in his garden in Dublin, it has been alleged, reports Tom Tuite. Morgan Ennis of Cherry Orchard Drive, Ballyfermot, appeared before Dublin District Court on Friday. He faces charges under the Misuse of Drugs Act a...

Recent preliminary end-of-year figures for organ donations and transplants in Ireland in 2025 are the lowest since the p...
09/01/2026

Recent preliminary end-of-year figures for organ donations and transplants in Ireland in 2025 are the lowest since the pandemic.

Irish Kidney Association

Recent preliminary end-of-year figures for organ donations and transplants in Ireland in 2025 are the lowest since the pandemic.Preliminary figures published by the Organ Donation Transplant Ireland office reveal a decline in organ donation and transplant numbers in Ireland in 2025, from 263 to 202....

Drugs, alcohol and dental services have been requested to be included in the new Citywest Primary Care Centre.
09/01/2026

Drugs, alcohol and dental services have been requested to be included in the new Citywest Primary Care Centre.

Drugs, alcohol and dental services have been requested to be included in the new Citywest Primary Care Centre. A letter has been sent to the HSE requesting that the services be included as part of the new Primary Care Centre’s portfolio when it opens in 2027. The care centre will be located on the...

A coffee van in Corkagh Park did not have its licence renewed by the council after five years of trading in the area.
09/01/2026

A coffee van in Corkagh Park did not have its licence renewed by the council after five years of trading in the area.

A COFFEE van in Corkagh Park did not have its licence renewed by the council after five years of trading in the area. Coffee and Donuts Dublin, which was located in the car park at Corkagh Park in Clondalkin, did not have its licence renewed by the local authority “due to the opening of the […]

Gardaí suspect a murder-suicide after the bodies of a father and son were discovered at separate homes in Clondalkin and...
09/01/2026

Gardaí suspect a murder-suicide after the bodies of a father and son were discovered at separate homes in Clondalkin and Cherry Orchard on Thursday morning.

Gardaí suspect a murder-suicide after the bodies of a father and son were discovered at separate homes in Clondalkin and Cherry Orchard on Thursday morning. Post-mortem examinations are due to be completed today after the bodies of 12-year-old Oisín O’Reilly, and 48-year-old Wayne O’Reilly wer...

A dispute between two garages at a Tallaght yard led to a man damaging the windows of a rival’s premises with a hammer, ...
09/01/2026

A dispute between two garages at a Tallaght yard led to a man damaging the windows of a rival’s premises with a hammer, a court has heard.

A DISPUTE between two garages at a Tallaght yard led to a man damaging the windows of a rival’s premises with a hammer, a court has heard. Stanley Abayeneme (28), North Circular Road, Dublin 7, appeared before Tallaght District Court, pleading not guilty to the criminal damage charge. Garda Eoin D...

Bestselling Tallaght author and former ghostwriter Nicola Pierce was thrilled to take home the Hodges Figgis History Boo...
08/01/2026

Bestselling Tallaght author and former ghostwriter Nicola Pierce was thrilled to take home the Hodges Figgis History Book of the Year from the 2025 An Post Irish Book Awards.

BESTSELLING Tallaght author and former ghostwriter Nicola Pierce was thrilled to take home the Hodges Figgis History Book of the Year from the 2025 An Post Irish Book Awards. With a focus on history and historical fiction for children, her latest work is ‘Great Irish Wives’, which serves as an o...

“I do not see the benefit of where the permeability routes are taking us.”Concerns were raised about the suggested perme...
08/01/2026

“I do not see the benefit of where the permeability routes are taking us.”

Concerns were raised about the suggested permeability routes in the draft of the Clondalkin Local Planning Framework at a special meeting held to discuss the document.

“I do not see the benefit of where the permeability routes are taking us.” Concerns were raised about the suggested permeability routes in the draft of the Clondalkin Local Planning Framework at a special meeting held to discuss the document. Several councillors made their worries about the perm...

A man in his late teens has been arrested by Gardaí in relation with the death of 53-year-old James Berney following an ...
08/01/2026

A man in his late teens has been arrested by Gardaí in relation with the death of 53-year-old James Berney following an incident at his home in Foxdene Drive, Balgaddy.

Gardaí have arrested a man in connection with the death of a Clondalkin man in June 2025. A man in his late teens has been arrested by Gardaí in relation with the death of 53-year-old James Berney following an incident at his home in Foxdene Drive, Balgaddy. Mr Berney died at Tallaght University H...

Gardaí are investigating after two bodies were discovered at domestic residences in Cherry Orchard and Clondalkin, inclu...
08/01/2026

Gardaí are investigating after two bodies were discovered at domestic residences in Cherry Orchard and Clondalkin, including the body of a child on Thursday morning.

Gardaí are investigating after two bodies were discovered at domestic residences in Cherry Orchard and Clondalkin, including the body of a child on Thursday morning. Gardaí and emergency services were called to a domestic residence in Cherry Orchard at approximately 8:30am on Thursday morning. A b...

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The Echo newspaper covers Tallaght, Lucan, Ballyfermot and Clondalkin.

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