Tallaght News
Tallaght News is Tallaght and Firhouse’s only free door to door newspaper with a circulation of 26,000 homes every two weeks. The area has a population of approximately 90,000 people.
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The Tallaght News is delivered free door to door in the following map area of Tallaght and Firhouse:
Latest Tallaght News
Call for action on waiting list at Tallaght University Hospital
Local Councillor, Charlie O’Connor, has called for effective action to be taken to deal with what he sees as the unacceptable waiting list for outpatient appointments at Tallaght University Hospital. He raised the matter at the monthly meeting of the Regional Health...
read moreUpdate from Tallaght Drug & Alcohol Task Force (TDATF)
We hope this news finds you keeping well and enjoying the great summer we’ve been having. We’ve had a busy summer ourselves, our work of late has included: - Applying for new funding opportunities and proposing new programmes to support those impacted by...
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Speech and language therapy in Dublin South West
Seán Crowe T.D. has described the ongoing delay in supplying early intervention for children with profound speech and language difficulties as deeply damaging for children. In written reply from the Health Service Executive (HSE) to Deputy Crowe they reveal that there...
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Getting Nostalgic with Newsgroup; South Dublin Co Co Council Members Jan 1994
South Dublin Councillors with Councillor Don Tippings as Cathaoirleach or Chairman, John Fitzgerald, County Manager, Hugh Hanley, Deputy Manager, in the then Regional Technical College Tallaght. Pictured (front l-r): Cllr Catherine Quinn; Cllr Finbarr Hanrahan; Hugh...
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Call for immediate action on structural defects in schools
Local Tallaght T.D. Seán Crowe, has said that the level of structural defects in schools across the State demands 'urgent action'; adding that no school should have to lose school days due to inadequate building standards. The TD spoke out after last week's...
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In conversation with Anna Sheils-McNamee writer of My Dad’s Blind.
In association with Pan Pan Theatre Company and supported by Arts Council of Ireland, Fighting Blindness and NCBI, My Dad's Blind, the winner of Best Production at the Dublin Fringe Festival Awards 2018 is coming to the Civic Theatre, Tallaght. Centering on a...
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Delayed patient discharges have cost tax payers nearly €600 million
Local T.D. Seán Crowe, has criticised the Health Service Executive (HSE) and the Minister for Health, Simon Harris, for their failure to tackle delayed discharges in hospitals, as inept and lacking in oversight. The delays have cost the health service, and by...
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Ayrton Group awarded three internationally recognised certifications
South Dublin-based company Ayrton Group, which offers expert advice, training and resources in workplace risk management and safety, has been awarded three internationally recognised certifications for its processes and standards. The firm, headquartered in a...
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Friarstown Allotments Open Day
Pictured at the Friarstown Allotments Open Day were Councillor Charlie O’Connor, Mayor Vicki Casserly, Councillor Alan Edge.
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