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Community Safety Concerns After Attacks in Inchicore & Ballyfermot
A charity is using additional chaplains to support residents dealing with homelessness trauma in Dublin. Following recent petrol bomb and gun attacks in Ballyfermot and Inchicore, a community forum chairperson called for the Minister for Justice to meet local leaders.
Daa Volunteers To Transform Outdoor Space At National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh
Over 70 volunteers from Dublin Airport will work at the National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh today. This effort is part of daa’s annual Community Difference Days programme to improve an outdoor space for patients, staff, and visitors. The project was chosen through an employee-led nomination process.
New Fast Track Security Facilities Open at Dublin Airport Terminals
Dublin Airport has opened new Fast Track security facilities in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. These improvements, powered by Grant Thornton, offer passengers a quicker way through security, allowing them more time before their flight. The airport operator daa continues to invest in enhancing the passenger experience.
Over €469,000 in Controlled Drugs Seized During Lucan Operation
Thirty-one searches were conducted yesterday as part of Operation Tara in Balgaddy, Lucan. Authorities seized over €469,000 worth of controlled drugs, along with cash totaling €3,330 and a Surron electric scooter. The operation involved warrants executed across 11 houses and 20 locations.
Senator Calls for Action on Parking Crisis at Rush and Lusk Station
Fianna Fáil Senator Lorraine Clifford-Lee has called for urgent action regarding the shortage of parking spaces at Rush and Lusk train station. She warned that commuters are struggling to access this key transport link due to population growth outpacing infrastructure. The issue highlights wider pressures on transport across Fingal.
Woman dies in Belmayne balcony fall
A woman in her 30s died after falling from a balcony in Belmayne, Dublin 13 on Monday, with her death at Beaumont Hospital on Wednesday. A man in his 20s was arrested in connection with the incident but later released without charge.
Councillors Back Process for EV Charging Across Footpaths
Dublin City Councillors backed a motion to establish a clear process for residents to install electric-vehicle charging connections across footpaths. This addresses the need for solutions in terraced homes lacking driveways before national legislation is enacted.
73% of People Allocated Social Housing in Dublin Are Irish
New data from Dublin City Council shows that 73% of people allocated social housing in the capital are Irish citizens. Migration expert Ciara Murphy noted that while migrants are over-represented on waiting lists, the allocation figures show a different percentage. She stated migrants are at the sharp end of the housing crisis.
DRCC Research Highlights Beliefs About Sexual Violence Among Young Men
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre published research showing two in five young men believe victims are partly to blame if they consumed alcohol or drugs. The DRCC warned that the trivialisation of sexual violence has become more 'normalised' recently. CEO Rachel Morrogh expressed concern over the impact of the ‘Manosphere’ content online.
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