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AFP warns of bizarre money mule crime wave

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Australians have been given a bizarre warning with police urging people to stop renting out their bank accounts to criminals.Australia · Australia See the Story

Primary Health Care Centre will go ahead

Plans for a new primary healthcare centre in Saggart will now go ahead after appeals to An Coimisíun Pleanála were rejected.Plans for the four-storey Primary Care Centre building on lands at Citywest Campus in Saggart were submitted last year by the HSE. For the price of a coffee, enjoy The Echo in print or with […]Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

Local Faces: Jeff Bibby

Jeff Bibby is a man born in London, within the sound of Bow Bells, who met a fine Bohernabreena cailín on holiday and his life was never the same again, writes Ken Doyle. Today, Jeff, the ‘Plastic Paddy’ (his words, not mine), is a man completely immersed in Irish life and culture and lives in […]Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

Heatwave no barrier for Tidy Town’s volunteers to work

While the recent hot spell might seem perfect for Tidy Towns volunteers to do their work, it’s actually been less than ideal.“It’s excessively warm, probably too warm for some,” Pat O’Sullivan of Clondalkin Tidy Towns told The Echo. For the price of a coffee, enjoy The Echo in print or with an online subscription and […]Heatwaves · Dublin Read Article

Miss Teen Ireland Junior gets a twirl from Cyra

“She was only after turning 13 when she entered,” explains Ballyfermot mother Amanda Carthy about her daughter Cyra, who recently won the Junior title of Miss Teen Ireland. Saturday, July 19 saw the final of Miss Teen Ireland take place in the Hilton Hotel near Dublin Airport, and included 14 finalists from across the country […]Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

Uproar as local property tax is voted through at the full rate

Dublin City councillors have voted in favour of fixing the local property tax (LPT) at its full rate for the next four years.This means an increase for Dublin homeowners, as this is the first time since the tax was introduced in 2013 that councillors have voted not to reduce it by the maximum reduction allowed […]Fine Gael · Dublin Read Article

Ten schools seek Safe School Zone works to protect pupils

Ten schools across south Dublin have applied for Safe School Zone works to make getting to school safer for pupils. Five of these schools should see works completed this year, according to South Dublin County Council. The Safe School Zones project aims to improve safety at the school gate and to support students to safely walk, cycle and scoot to school. In a survey of eight schools in the area surveyed by SDCC, just under half of respondents ag…Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

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