This morning.
Finglas, Dubliun 11.
A house in Ratoath Road petrol bombed yesterday in an ongoing gangland feud and the second house in the area to be burned out in the last six days.
Previously: In Finglas
This morning.
Finglas, Dubliun 11.
A house in Ratoath Road petrol bombed yesterday in an ongoing gangland feud and the second house in the area to be burned out in the last six days.
Previously: In Finglas
This morning/afternoon.
Dublin 11.
The funeral procession for James ‘Whela’ Whelan, who was fatally shot in the early hours of last Sunday morning in a suspected gangland killing
This morning/afternoon.
Charlestown, Finglas, Dublin.
Via RTÉ News:
Gardaí have begun a murder investigation after the body of a 32-year-old woman was discovered in her home in Dublin this morning.
The woman was found with serious injuries at an apartment in Charlestown in Finglas at around 6.15am.
A 32-year-old man who was known to the victim was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. He is being detained at Finglas Garda Station and can be questioned for up to 24 hours. The woman’s body remains at the scene.
Man arrested in murder inquiry after woman found dead at Dublin apartment (RTÉ)
Eamon Ryan, Minister for Climate Action, Communication Networks and Transport at the launch of a public consultation on the Emerging Preferred Route (top) for Luas Finglas at Luas Broombridge Depot this morning
This morning.
A Luas extension to Finglas will put a ‘grass track’ through three local parks, according to the plan that has been drawn up by Transport Infrastructure Ireland.
Via RTÉ:
The 4km Finglas track would provide four extra stops on the Green Line, as well as 600 spaces for a new park and ride facility at the new terminus at Charlestown.
The route going out for public consultation would go through Tolka Valley Park, Barnamore Grove linear park and Mellows Park.
A brochure [at link below] published by TII and the National Transport Authority for public consultation states that this will allow most of the new section to be a grass track, which is “an attractive innovation for urban transport in Ireland”.
Finglas Luas extension would see ‘grass track’ through 3 parks (RTÉ)
Brochure here
This afternoon.
Finglas, Dublin 11.
Residents enjoying an outdoor disco while maintaining social distancing mainly from a sedentary position.
No slow sets!
Meanwhile…
Sure what else would you be at? pic.twitter.com/DltXz5mKFY
— Cormac O'Malley (@cormacpro) April 14, 2020
Last night.
Jamestown Road, Finglas, Dublin.
Concerned residents protested against serial sex attacker Robert Melia who they say is terrorising a quiet street of houses where he has been staying since his release from prison.
Melia told authorities he would stay at a hostel near the Phoenix Park but instead went to Finglas. Protesters stuck posters to a property where they believe Mr Melia is living.
Relief as serial sex attacker Robert Melia flees Finglas but locals fear he may return (Dublin Live)
Rollingnews
@DubFireBrigade remain at the scene of a huge fire at ‘Bottom of the Hill’ pub in Finglas. Locals say it’s a sad day for the village. pic.twitter.com/8524aBbKPv
— Kevin Purcell (@KevinPurcell_) November 15, 2018
This morning.
Main Street, Finglas Village, Dublin 11
The charred scene after Dublin Fire Brigade attended a blaze at the Bottom of the Hill pub during the night.
Emergency services were alerted to the fire before 1am, which is thought to have started in an office over the pub. There were no injuries reported.
DNWP tweetz:
Captivating photo of Rosehill House, (DNWAP Finglas Office) taken at 4am Saturday by a local resident #PadraicReid