Dublin People
WEBThe Dublin People Group (DPG) is the best read weekly local newspaper in Dublin, with three extremely popular titles serving the Northside East, Northside West and Southside of the capital.
Three victims of N7 crash named locally as investigations continue
WEBJul 9, 2021 · Gardaí are appealing to any witnesses who may have seen a dark blue BMW 3 Series vehicle (06-D-47768) in the areas of Belgard, Citywest or the N7 between 11.15pm–12.00am to come forward.
Finglas: Efforts to tackle gang crime ‘hampered’ by ... - Dublin People
WEBMar 14, 2022 · Garda commissioner Drew Harris has been called on to increase Garda resources and personnel in Dublin north-west in an effort to tackle the increase in drug-related crime.
Pride Month starts with Dublin celebrations and a new fund: The ...
WEBJun 1, 2021 · The Foundation says a once fledging and disjointed community has been supported to grow, find its voice and fight for its rights. ‘The Dublin Pride Fund’ is now being launched in partnership with Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride to provide support to members of the community who are vulnerable, isolated or facing health and wellbeing challenges as the country emerges from Covid-19 restrictions.
Pupils from three Dublin secondary schools set to ... - Dublin People
WEBApr 2, 2024 · Stratford College, Our Lady of Mercy College Beaumont and St Declan’s College are set to represent Dublin City at this year’s Student Enterprise Programme National Finals, having been named Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Category winners at the regional finals held recently at the Mansion House. The schools competed against 14 other schools in the Dublin
HISTORY: Who were the Irish Citizen Army? - Dublin People
WEBMar 10, 2017 · THE Irish Citizen Army was founded during the Lockout to defend workers against attacks by the Dublin Metropolitan Police (DMP). On August 31, 1913, Jim Larkin was arrested after giving a speech from a window in the Imperial Hotel opposite the GPO. As the union leader was being led away by the DMP, Countess Markievicz
First social housing scheme for 11 years in Fingal sees progress
WEBApr 7, 2021 · Fingal County Council has announced it has appointed a developer to construct the first affordable housing scheme in the county in 11 years. The development at Dun Emer, Lusk will consist of 51 homes, 39 of which will be affordable while 12 will be social housing. The development will be overseen by Ó Cualann Cohousing
SF councillor: more social housing rejected for ‘political reasons’
WEBJan 12, 2021 · South Dublin County Council representatives have rejected a Sinn Fein motion to increase the number of social housing on two sites in Bawnogue, Clondalkin. Sinn Féin Clondalkin Councillor William Carey said the dissenting councillors were "ignoring community concerns" and rejecting an improved social housing proposal from Sinn Fein "for purely political reasons." At last Monday
Chapelizod locals ‘sick’ of constant traffic problems - Dublin People
WEBAug 5, 2021 · Independent councillor Sophie Nicoullaud says that some residents have been campaigning for 20 years for better transport infrastructure in the village and feel Dublin City Council is “ignoring them.”
Prospect Hill apartments to be completed this year, says Council
WEBJan 30, 2023 · Work on 58 apartments in Prospect Hill, Finglas is due to be completed later this year – almost 20 years after construction began. The apartments, which have been earmarked by the council as social homes, will be ready to be moved into by the end of the year, the local authority has said. In 2004,