Dublin People
The Dublin People Group is the biggest local newspaper in Dublin, featuring three well-loved weekly editions: Northside People East, Northside People West, and Southside People. Each of these compact publications is released every Monday. They are circulated across Dublin’s suburbs, reaching homes, businesses, and various pick-up locations.
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1 week ago |
dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon
Dublin City Council has announced the launch of a new school zone at Kildare Place School, Upper Rathmines, marking a significant milestone with over 100 school zones completed in Dublin City. Lord Mayor Emma Blain officially unveiled the newest school zone and expressed her excitement for the positive impact it will have on the community. The Lord Mayor commented on the occasion, “I am delighted to launch the new school zone to Kildare Place School.
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1 week ago |
dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon
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1 week ago |
dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon
South Dublin County Council has reaffirmed its commitment to reducing the use of pesticides, insecticides, and herbicides in the county, with a focus on more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. In last week’s council meeting, Cllr Francis Timmons raised a question regarding the possibility of reducing or completely stopping the use of such chemicals, citing the example of Tidy Town groups who rely on hand or small tool weeding to manage local spaces.
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1 week ago |
dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon
Families across Dundrum and nearby communities are calling for urgent reform of the local school system, saying children with autism are being failed by a culture of exclusion, under-support, and silence. A new report titled 60 Children, One Message: Schools Must Change highlights the stark reality facing many families: only 12% of children with autism are currently thriving in school.
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1 week ago |
dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon
Two brand new all-weather tennis courts have officially opened at the Sport Ireland Campus in Blanchardstown, further strengthening the site’s status as one of Ireland’s premier destinations for sport and physical activity. With a cutting-edge Poraflex surface made from recycled rubber and solvent-free adhesives, the courts are not only built for performance but also align with Sport Ireland’s ambitious environmental goals.
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