Save The Hell Fire Fundraising Continues
18th March 2021
The Save The Hellfire continue to fundraise for the Judicial review to be held on the 8th of June and
Category: Rathfarnham News
Save The Hell Fire Let’s Talk About Our Trees Event
16th March 2021
On the 25th of March 2021, the Save The Hellfire Massy Residents Association will celebrate tree week by hosting a
SDCC Progresses Grange Road Scheme
14th March 2021
South Dublin County Council is progressing a new walking and cycling scheme along Grange Road between Nutgrove Avenue and St. Enda’s Drive in Rathfarnham,
Rubbish Increasing at Hell Fire and Massy Woods
2nd March 2021
In light of current restrictions more people than ever are using local walking routes such as the Hell Fire Club area
Hell Fire Club In Lockdown
28th February 2021
Images taken at the Hell Fire Club by Karen Morgan
Whitechurch Stream Flood Alleviation Scheme Planning Approval
23rd January 2021
South Dublin County Council are pleased to announce that planning approval has been granted under Section 177AE of the Planning
Timbertrove named as finalists in National Small Business Awards
3rd December 2020
The finalists in the SFA National Small Business Awards 2021 have been officially announced by Sue O’Neill, Chair of the
Save The Hellfire Campaign Update
26th November 2020
The Save the Hellfire campaign have worked over the last four years to stop the development proposals for the Hellfire
Dublin’s Hellfire Club to feature in haunting new podcast
23rd October 2020
A new Irish Podcast, Haunted Real Ghost Stories, features the most haunting tales from the Island of Ireland. Each episode
SDCC Green Flag award at Rathfarnham Castle Park
9th October 2020
Rathfarnham Castle Park was awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award this year, recognising the provision of a high quality park.
SDCC Parks Receive 2020 Green Flag Awards
23rd September 2020
Local South Dublin County Council parks have received their green flag awards for 2020, the parks are Corkagh Park, Rathfarnham
Deputy Mayor slams ‘tree huggers’, urging Council action on ‘enormous, dangerous’ trees
24th July 2020
Councillor David McManus (Fine Gael) has called on South Dublin County Council to urgently change its tree management policy after