Place: Tyrrellstown

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Department of Education brings case over alleged defects in Tyrrelstown 'rapid build' school

The Department of Education and Skills is suing a company over alleged defects in a €5m "rapid build" school which had to be closed for part of a term last year to allow temporary remedial works costing €1m to be carried out.

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DJ: I was dancing to drug gang’s tune

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Going east for Blackrock's Eden?

We need a government who will prioritise plight of hidden homeless

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Four more fire risk schools inspected

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Firm that built school with fire safety concerns constructed at least 25 others

Audits at five schools over fire-safety fears

Immediate safety audits at five schools are to be carried out by the Department of Education following revelations earlier this week that a “similarly built” school developed by the same firm was discovered to be a serious fire safety hazard.

Thu, 08 Oct, 2015

Nigerian boy died from single stab wound, court hears

A 15-year-old Nigerian boy died from 13 centimetre deep single stab wound through the heart on Good Friday two years ago, a Central Criminal Court jury has heard today.

Fri, 07 Dec, 2012

Brothers charged in connection with stabbing death of Nigerian teen

Two brothers have been charged in relation to the death of 15-year-old Toyosi Shittabey in West Dublin on Friday evening.

Sun, 04 Apr, 2010

Nigerian sentenced for cocaine possession

A Nigerian man who came to Ireland as a student but stayed on illegally when his visa expired has been given a seven-year sentence for possession of over €300,000 of cocaine.

Wed, 18 Nov, 2009

Bus strike over as workers agree to proposals

THE week-old strike at Dublin Bus, which had been affecting 60,000 commuters, is over following the acceptance by workers yesterday of a Labour Court peace formula.

Mon, 19 Nov, 2007

Union members accept plan to end bus strike

Unions at Dublin Bus tonight accepted proposals to bring an end to a dispute with the company which has caused travel chaos to thousands of commuters.

Sun, 18 Nov, 2007

Bus workers consider proposal to end dispute

Workers at Dublin Bus will today consider a Labour Court proposal to resolve a dispute with management which has caused travel chaos to thousands of commuters.

Sun, 18 Nov, 2007

‘Major interest’ in athletics position

ATHLETICS IRELAND will have their new Director of Athletics in place by the end of the year, according to CEO Brendan Hackett, who said they had candidates short-listed for the job.

Wed, 08 Nov, 2006

Higgins to fight ‘developers’ greed’

SOCIALIST Party TD Joe Higgins pledged yesterday to continue to fight “developers’ greed” after two west Dublin householders were ordered to pay, between them, more than €1,000 for management services in their estates.

Sat, 04 Mar, 2006