Organisation: Ballymun Regeneration Ltd

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Ballymun: From high hopes to broken dreams

Ballymun residents had reason to dream big in 1966, when ‘everybody wanted to live there’, with a number of high rises being built. Fast-forward to the present day and they are readying for the last remaining block to be demolished. Tom Farrell and Seamus Kelly report on where it all went wrong

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Archbishop Tutu delights Ballymun schoolchildren

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IKEA set to launch recruitment drive

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Revamped Ballymun set to get €1m CCTV system

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Group recommends greater use of community policing

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€6m back rent needed for idle health centre

City's fast-track affordable housing board named

A new Government think-tank will fast-track affordable housing in the greater Dublin area, it was claimed today.

Fri, 26 Aug, 2005

€60 million health centre still not equipped

WHILE most of the mothballed hospital facilities can be attributed to a simple shortage of funds at the Department of Health, the fiasco of the vacant health centre in the €60 million civic building in Ballymun exposes a glaring lack of co-ordination between the various health authorities.

Mon, 07 Jun, 2004

Asbestos risk in knocking flats

THE removal of 120 tonnes of asbestos from the Ballymun flats by way of demolishing the tower blocks is unsafe and unacceptable, the Health and Safety Authority (HSA) said yesterday.

Fri, 09 Apr, 2004

Millions in sports grants announced for Leinster

The full list of National Lottery grants in Leinster includes:

Fri, 29 Mar, 2002