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Hospital self-harm figures revealed

Hospital self-harm figures revealed
27 Jun 2017THERE were over 8,200 self-harm presentations to emergency departments in Northside hospitals between 2012 and 2015, according to HSE figures released to a Northside TD earier this month.read more

Gala performance is set to be a very weird sensation

Gala performance is set to be a very weird sensation
26 Jun 2017A CHEEKY burlesque performer from Finglas has created a sensational show that’s set to performed at The Grand Social on Liffey Street Lower on July 27.

Delay in Primary Care Centre plan

Delay in Primary Care Centre plan
26 Jun 2017THE HSE is understood to be waiting on a decision from the Archdiocese of Dublin regarding their position on a site in Finglas earmarked for a Primary Care Centre.

One final push needed for Mags

One final push needed for Mags
26 Jun 2017A DUBLIN woman suffering from a rare condition who featured in Northside People earlier this year has undergone three life-saving neurosurgeries in the US.

Colour Dash fun in Phoenix Park

Colour Dash fun in Phoenix Park
23 Jun 2017OVER 5,000 participants were blasted with five shades of paint during the Irish Cancer Society’s Colour Dash in Phoenix Park earlier this month.

The Great Dublin Survey is seeking to shape the capital’s future for 2050

The Great Dublin Survey is seeking to shape the capital’s future for 2050
22 Jun 2017MORE than 5,000 Dubliners so far have taken part in a survey about what they’d like to see happen in the city between now and the year 2050.

Luas Cross City testing warmly welcomed by business groups

Luas Cross City testing warmly welcomed by business groups
21 Jun 2017TESTING of trams on the new Luas Cross City green line extension marks a major milestone in the project according to Dublin Chamber, the representative body for businesses in the Dublin region.

Drug project row escalates

Drug project row escalates
20 Jun 2017MEMBERS of a drug task force in Blanchardstown have threatened to resign in a row over the closure of a local project.

Craic agus ceol at BEO Trad Fest

Craic agus ceol at BEO Trad Fest
20 Jun 2017BEO Ballymun Trad and Ballads festival celebrated its fourth year in style earlier this month, playing host to some of the best local and national musicians from the Irish Trad scene.

Ice cream project helps DCU team scoop award

Ice cream project helps DCU team scoop award
17 Jun 2017A TEAM of students from DCU has beaten off competition from third level colleges around Ireland with some innovative projects designed to solve community challenges.

TK Maxx opens new home store

TK Maxx opens new home store
16 Jun 2017TV AND radio presenter, Angela Scanlon, was in Blanchardstown last week to officially open Ireland’s first dedicated TK Maxx Home outlet.

Stoneybatter to host summer festival

Stoneybatter to host summer festival
16 Jun 2017THE roads will be closed in Stoneybatter later this month to make way for a fantastic weekend of celebration and family fun featuring music, dance and even afternoon tea with Mrs Doyle from Fr Ted.

Aer Lingus staff making a big difference in Glasnevin

Aer Lingus staff making a big difference in Glasnevin
15 Jun 2017OVER 120 staff volunteers from Aer Lingus rolled up their sleeves at Scoil Chiaráin in Glasnevin recently as part of a renovation project to help transform the outdoor areas of the school for its pupils.
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