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The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. memorial mass or anniversary for a Loved One?You can now create a family notice on RIP.ie to remember your loved one The public consultation phase of our Part 8 application for a new library at 314-318 Crumlin Road is now open for submissions and observations Dublin City Council has announced that plans for the development of a new library at 314-318 Crumlin Road have now gone to Part 8 planning consultation.  The full submission is available on the DCC public consultation portal.  Submissions or observations in relation to the proposed development dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the development would be situated may be made on this website before 23.59hrs on 15 January 2025 Click the 'Make a Submission' button to begin the submission process Physical copies of the plans and particulars may also be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy for a period of 4 weeks from 25 November 2024 Any person may do this during public opening hours which are Monday to Friday 9.00am to 4.30pm Planning and Property Development Department A submission or observation may also be made Demolition on the former Crumlin Shopping Centre has commenced The site is being redeveloped by Dunnes Stores Images of the projected redevelopment for the Crumlin Shopping Centre Sarah BurkeThu 27 Feb 2025 at 15:49Locals in Crumlin have been saying farewell to the old shopping centre as the building is demolished to make way for a redevelopment of the space by Dunnes Stores Videos and images have circulated online showing the demolition of the site Crumlin Shopping Centre first opened its doors in 1974 with legendary broadcaster Gay Byrne releasing balloons at the launch of the 91-acre site on Crumlin Road the centre was home to around 40 retail units Dunnes Stores was the only retailer remaining and it now plans to redevelop Crumlin Shopping Centre into an anchor store Planning permission for the redevelopment was granted in April last year The demolition of the site has left locals reminiscing about the old shopping centre with one person commenting: “What about Hector Greys Another local described the demolition as “the end of an era” saying it was “great to see the site going to be redeveloped after many years of neglect” Local councillor Daithí Doolan added: “We all want to see this site redeveloped It has been in decline for too long and had become a sorry sight “It is essential the original concerns are honestly addressed and that future plans benefit the wider community “I would strongly encourage the developers to fully engage with local residents and community groups to ensure people’s concerns are listened to and acted upon,” he added Proposals for the redevelopment include space for a shopping centre featuring an off-licence The plans also include 267 bicycle parking spaces The upgraded centre will include a new anchor unit for Dunnes Stores with 150-200 jobs created during the construction phase the new centre will be “capable of meeting the evolving needs of existing tenants and responding to the modern demands of shoppers and retailers” which includes demolishing the current rundown shopping centre is projected to take between 18 to 24 months A planning report by KPMG Future Analytics research consultancy highlighted that the updated proposal "will revitalise the area” According to a retail impact assessment submitted with the proposal the net increase in retail space is expected to generate an annual turnover of €62.9m by 2027 These documents also mention that the smaller retail units have been vacant for over a decade The site has also attracted anti-social behaviour due to its dereliction The shopping centre is served by bus routes 27 with additional bus services planned as part of Bus Connects Planning documents say the proposed development will “revitalise an area that has suffered from constant and sustained dereliction since the post-Celtic Tiger years” Dublin News‘We have issues in Dublin and we need funding to solve them,’ says councillor as he calls for tourism taxA Dublin city councillor has claimed recent remarks by a government ­minister shows how “out of touch” he is with the reality on the ground in the capital It’s one of three actions on a to-do list that emerged from the People’s Transition Crumlin project about two dozen people gathered in St Agnes’s parish hall in Crumlin They were there for the launch of a report on the results of a project to map the area’s resources and to consult with the people who live there about what the community needs most But “people have more pressing needs on a day-to-day basis” one of three organisations behind the effort – along with environmental group Bloomin’ Crumlin and the Dublin South City Partnership “So when you’re coming at them talking about climate action you have to solve their other problems first,” she told the audience sitting in rows of chairs in the hall The project has identified three problems and three solutions to work on One problem is that a lot of area residents don’t feel heard the mapping and engagement phases of the project found according to a 60-page printed version of the report When asked what they’d like to see more of 85 percent of 193 respondents to an online survey said “decision-making at a community level” So the plan is to start a new Crumlin Community Forum to better represent Crumlin Another problem is the lack of community spaces 76 percent of respondents said they’d like more of those So the plan is for the new community forum to push for the creation of a new multi-purpose community centre for Crumlin The third issue the project identified was improving biodiversity and green spaces across Crumlin “Bloomin’ Crumlin is currently working towards this,” the book says “Engaging with the Community Forum on developing a greening strategy for the area would bring in more diverse groups across the community into the regeneration Bloomin’ Crumlin coordinator Trevor Clowry told the audience at the meeting in the parish hall There was a table with teas and coffees and biscuits and some were cradling paper cups of warm drinks “It’s very hard to communicate with all the people of Crumlin “So the community forum is what we’re thinking is a good way to get opinions from everyone.” Nearby areas have the Kilmainham Inchicore Network (KIN) and Dynamic Drimnagh ideally with some funding to hire a full-time coordinator “The game changer is getting adequate funding,” said O’Donoghue This new forum would be designed to bring together a wide range of institutions and organisations and people from across Crumlin Organise a first meeting of potential members early next year said “I think this is a fantastic starting point The group should include people from all over Crumlin “We’re trying to get as many groups as possible as we can to represent the whole community,” he said Groups interested in joining the forum could contact Clowry or himself It’s also hard to organise events in Crumlin “We’re really struggling to host events with over 100 people,” he said community-controlled centre where young people can hang out said he used to be a youth worker at the F2 Centre “We used to have kids as young as second class coming down from Crumlin on the bus alone,” he said There should be something closer to home for them If it was possible for Rialto to get the F2 it should be possible for Crumlin to get something similar Agnes’ Community Centre for Music and the Arts (CCMA) “Maybe we should link in with Fatima United “there needs to be a designated space for children who aren’t into sport a designated creative space where children can develop – the arts can be transformative” With the community organised via the new forum “I think the unified approach is key,” he said it pushes it much stronger than without it.” You've successfully subscribed to Dublin InQuirer Check your email for magic link to sign-in Gardaí in Crumlin after Friday night’s shooting incident Gardai speak with locals at the scene of a shooting incident in Crumlin Alan Sherry and Robin SchillerSun 23 Feb 2025 at 09:43A 39-year-old man was shot in the leg in a punishment-style attack in Dublin on Friday night was targeted by a gunman at a home on Rutland Avenue in Crumlin shortly after 9.45pm A Garda spokesperson said: “Gardaí and emergency services responded to a report of a firearm discharge at a residence on Rutland Avenue but non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to St James’s Hospital The scene has been preserved for forensic examination and investigations are ongoing.” It is understood the man was shot in the leg in a punishment-style attack and will survive the incident but will remain in hospital over the weekend Gardaí are investigating whether his attackers deliberately shot him in the leg in a punishment-style attack rather than intending to kill him Early indication suggest the attack is not connected to any ongoing gangland feud Gardaí are appealing to any person who may have information in relation to this incident to contact them “Any road users who were in the Rutland Avenue and surrounding areas between 9:15pm and 10:15pm and who may have camera footage (including dash-cam footage) are asked to make this available to gardaí,” a spokesman said “Anyone with any information is asked to contact Sundrive Road Garda Station on 01 666 6600 the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111 The incident comes days after a gunman opened fire on two men in a car in north Dublin The man had been sitting in the vehicle in Ballymun around 10.30pm on Tuesday when they said they were chased by two other men in vehicle They told gardaí one of the men opened fire on them as they reached a slip-road towards the M50 It is understood six shots were fired as the chase continued along the motorway and onto Clonshaugh roundabout before they sped along the N32 towards Malahide The men managed to escape their attackers and ran into Malahide Garda Station At least one bullet hit the vehicle but neither man was injured That incident is not believed to be linked to the Crumlin shooting There have been a number of shooting incidents so far in Ireland in 2025 but no gun murders so far There were just two fatal shootings in Ireland last year Gun dealer and former solider Paddy O’Mahony Sr (84) was shot dead in his home in Castlemaine Former solider Thomas Carroll (67) of Brookway was subsequently charged with murdering the father-of-five Josh Itseli (20) was shot with an AR-15 assault rifle in Drimnagh It is believed he was accidentally shot by an associate as they and others were on their way to target rivals in Drimnagh Gardaí believe that Josh was one of four people in car which was rammed when they were on the way to carry out a pipe bomb attack The three men in the vehicle with him were later arrested but were subsequently released while investigations continued and file was prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions The number of gun killings in way down from the amount between the 2000s and 2010s There were more than 200 people shot dead in the decade between 2005 and 2015 as multiple gangland feuds raged across the country The killings increased during the Kinahan-Hutch feud which began in 2015 but have dipped significantly in recent years as gardaí have successfully thwarted numerous planned attacks and locked up key players Please check your inbox to verify your details Now download the free app for all the latest Sunday World News, Crime, Irish Showbiz and Sport. 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A MAN HAS been hospitalised after a shooting incident in Dublin last night Gardaí and emergency services responded to the incident which happened shortly after 9.45pm at a residence on Rutland Avenue in Crumlin A 39-year-old man sustained serious but non-life threatening injuries during the incident and was taken to St James’s Hospital The scene has been preserved for a forensic examination A garda spokesperson said that investigations into the matter are ongoing Any road users who were in the Rutland Avenue and surrounding areas between 9:15pm and 10:15pm and who may have camera footage (including dash-cam footage) are asked to make this available to Gardaí Anyone with any information is asked to contact Sundrive Road Garda Station on 01 666 6600 Create an email alert based on the current article Proposed Development of a new library building with landscaping of new public realm areas at 314 Crumlin Road Dublin City Council wishes to give notice that it intends to initiate the process leading to an application under Part 8 of the Local Government Planning & Development Regulations 2001 (as amended) for the construction of a new public library and renovation of existing building to create a new public amenity on Crumlin Road.  The proposed new library site is located on Crumlin Road within the site of a previous secondary school complex called Ard Scoil Eanna The western area of the site is proposed as a DCC housing development and the eastern area of the site Once completed the library will strengthen the existing network of Dublin City Libraries across the South Central Area The development of an appropriate brief for the new library was undertaken through the preliminary design phase in parallel with a review of existing Dublin City Libraries and analysis of the local and immediate site context The outcome of these studies informed the siting layout and massing of the proposal to ensure the project delivered a sustainable community building Dublin City Libraries first circulated the proposal for the new Library at 314-318 Crumlin Road in June 2023 City Architects and the design team have spent the last year liaising with the technical departments providing additional detail where required to satisfy their concerns The proposed development will comprise the following; •    A new single storey and partial two storey branch library building (841 sqm). •    On ground floor the library will comprise a combined adult and children’s library space an events room and other ancillary spaces. •    On first floor the library will comprise a reading and meeting room and ancillary staff rooms. •    The proposal includes a first floor glazed bridge link connecting the new library building to the existing Ardscoil Éanna House. •    The change of use of Ardscoil Éanna House from school use to library use and ancillary café use multifunction rooms providing assembly/reading/ recital/café uses. •    Conservation repair works and alterations are proposed to Ardscoil Éanna House (100 sqm) modifications to a number of ground floor openings and enlargement of a first floor gable window to accommodate a proposed bridge connection. •    Internal alterations are proposed to return rooms to their original layout and to facilitate publically accessible toilets. •    To the southern boundary the existing historic gate and historic section of wall are to be retained repaired and modified. •    It is proposed to remove the existing northern boundary wall and partially remove the southern boundary wall. •    Landscaping works are proposed to the front and rear to form an accessible public realm. •    An on street accessible car space to Rafter’s Lane and on site cycle parking is proposed. •    With associated conservation in co-operation with the Area Office and DCC Architects held an information evening for local communities on March 13th 2024 to showcase plans and drawings and to explain the proposal and answer questions The feedback received on the evening was very positive City Architects started engagement and consultation with the DPO’s in June of this year inviting them to engage in a briefing regarding the proposed development They wrote to them again in August of this year City Architects have responded to feedback from the DPO’s working with them to develop a screen reader accessible summary of the project I attach the following drawings to this report to illustrate the design proposal; This report is for information and noting by the South Central Area Committee.  Illustrative view of Library Green with Stepped blocks of Children’s and Adults Library to the rear.  Debbie Akinbami began to adapt local dishes with Nigerian ingredients while she was in school Debbie Akinbami got a taste for mashed potatoes at creche “It was different but it was good,” she says “That was how I started fusing Nigerian flavours and Irish cuisine flavours together.” and to the mess Akinbami left in the kitchen She just loved cooking and was an avid fan of cookery programmes on TV standing in the small kitchen of her Afro-fusion takeaway on the ground floor of the The Star Bingo Hall in Crumlin “There is a lot of competition with spice bags,” says Akinbami as she throws shredded chicken into the deep fryer a hot spice bag infused with extra Nigerian spices using plantain and yam as well as potatoes Akinbami was working alone when she first launched Aduni last summer studied business at the National College of Ireland and was also working as a chef when the Covid-19 lockdowns hit she kept cooking and posting about the food there is a real shortage of African food.” she had a small catering business in demand for events she signed to take on the takeaway premises at The Star Bingo Hall in Crumlin Akinbami sat down to consider her signature takeaway dish “How can I infuse African flavours into a spice bag?” she says The plantain makes a softer chip that is slightly sweet The yam makes a chip that is crunchy and harder than the potato “The combination of everything blends really well together.” “You wouldn’t believe I used to make this in secondary school,” says Akinbami as she turns a chunky wrap on a frying pan She calls this wrap “the jurrito” – a burrito made with jollof rice she grabbed whatever she could find at home to make a burrito Stuffed in with the jollof rice is chicken The Sunday buffet menu at Aduni includes sausage rolls squidgy and moist like the pastry of a high-quality doughnut and coated in icing sugar “You can have them plain or spicy and we do ours with Kinder sauce and Biscoff and white chocolate,” she says Puff puff can be a savoury starter as well Akinbami plans to launch Aduni on the Just Eat platform in the coming weeks and she seems hopeful and a little nervous Laoise Neylon is a reporter at Dublin Inquirer You can reach her at lneylon@dublininquirer.com Fagan Coughlan, Lesley (late of Sundale Walk, Tallaght, Dublin 24 and formerly of Sundrive Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12) - April 18th 2025. Passed away peacefully at Our Lady's Hospice, Harold’s Cross. Lesley will be sadly missed by her loving husband David, daughter Amy, mam Audrey, dad Pat, brothers Patrick and Christopher, grandad Mick, parents in law, brother in law, sisters in law, nephews, nieces, aunts, uncles, cousins, relatives and a large and wide circle of friends. The family would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff of The Osbourne Ward and Dialysis Unit of Tallaght Hospital and the staff of Our Lady's Hospice, Harold's Cross for the care and compassion shown to Lesley during her illness. Reposing at her family home (D12 E2H2) on Wednesday from 4pm to 8pm. A celebration of Lesley's life will take place on Thursday afternoon in Newlands Cross Crematorium at 2:30pm Family flowers only, donations in lieu to Our Lady's Hospice, Harold's Cross. The below link is provided and managed by an independent media provider. 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The aftermath of a fire at Ardscoil Éanna on the Crumlin Road in 2006 An illustration of how the proposed new library would look Sarah BurkeWed 11 Dec 2024 at 12:43Plans have been submitted to Dublin City Council to construct a new library building at the site of a former historic house and school on the Crumlin Road Ardscoil Éanna was a co-educational secondary school on the Crumlin Road who had been interned for his role in the Easter Rising in 1916 the school had a primary school in the form of prefabs The secondary school closed its doors in 2016 and has lain idle since The site is a protected structure and some key aspects of the proposal include creating a new library which will combine a new single storey and partial two-storey building On the ground floor it will combine an adult and children’s library space On the first floor it is proposed there will be a reading room meeting room and staff rooms alongside a glazed bridge linking it to the original historic house The historic building will be converted from the original school building to a library There are also proposals for conservation work which will include repairing and altering parts of the house adjusting the windows and restoring the original room layout Other changes proposed for the site involve retaining and repairing the historic gates and the stone wall along the southern boundary of the site with part of the modern wall being removed There will also be new vehicular access to the library from Crumlin Road and a new pedestrian entrance from Rafter’s Lane Landscaping work proposed includes creating accessible public spaces seating areas and bicycle parking with 18 spaces and there is an opportunity for submissions until January 15 Birchall’s on Bangor Drive in Crumlin is a lovely spot Despite the presence of security guards on our city buses now and the reassurance from the Minister for Justice that the city is safe Pub Spy and the team still prefer to use the pub-mobile to get to our destinations As we made the 20 minute journey across the city through Rialto and past the world’s most expensive and unfinished hospital within a few minutes we were parked outside the front door of Birchall’s pub on Bangor Drive Nothing like a few pints of stout to help lighten the mood the Old Commando said as we approached the entrance “There’s just something about driving by that children’s hospital that vexes me,” he muttered “Zero accountability as usual from our politicians and they all act with such impunity It’s fair easy to spend someone else’s money,” the Old Commando ranted isn’t the important thing going forward that lessons were learned,” the Young Commando joked referring to the much rolled-out phrase by the current Government every time they’re caught doing something wrong The Old Commando was immediately impressed with Birchall’s pub but more impressive for him was the sign at the front door saying Over 23s and No Children Please He has long been a critic of children being anywhere near a pub so this publican certainly has his backing We were welcomed by an experienced blonde barmaid as soon as we landed at the counter and she took our order without delay while engaging briefly with our Commandos before returning to her conversation with two locals at the far end of the counter Smithwicks cost €6.20 and the pints of Carlsberg were €6.50 while our designated driver had a soft drink which cost €3.40 There was a good atmosphere in the bar and it was reasonably busy too with an all male clientele who were well capable of knocking back the drinks With four TVs in the bar the punters were kept busy backing horses and watching football but the overall consensus from the locals was they couldn’t wait until the international break was over but wouldn’t international football put you to sleep?” one local complained The timber flooring beside the counter looked as good as new and the carpeted section was clean too The orange velvet swivel barstools were in good condition There’s a golf society at Birchall’s pub with their last outing for 2024 scheduled for next weekend There’ll surely be a few pints consumed that evening The lounge area also has two large screen TVs and the clientele in this section was more mixed with a younger age profile There are signs advertising 10.5” pizzas for just €9 but we didn’t notice any or smell any other food for that matter during our stay Perhaps the kitchen had closed by the time we called there are a few parking spots outside the pub reserved for customers and our designated driver is always appreciative of that We carried out an inspection of the toilets during our visit and were happy to report they were clean with two cubicles a stainless steel urinal and a powerful hand dryer We had an enjoyable first time visit to Birchall’s and marked it down for a return visit Kelly’s pub was enjoying a roaring trade when Pub Spy and the team stopped by recently for a quick pint There was hardly an empty seat in the bar and the atmosphere was very lively They were really enjoying themselves during our stay A barman with grey hair was working in the bar with a younger barmaid covering the lounge and the Old Commando struck up an instant rapport with the experienced pint puller There are eight TVs in the bar with horse racing and football being shown and lads were dipping in and out to the bookmakers next door The green leather bench seating was in decent shape and there are pints of Fosters and Guinness Zero available on draught All eight urinals and both cubicles were clean We enjoyed our first visit to Kelly’s for almost 11 years Betty Jeffers display some of the knitwear that will go to the Crumlin Hospital Baby Unit Carnew’s active community of knitters has come together once again this year to craft an impressive collection of colourful baby clothes and blankets for families attending the Crumlin Hospital's premature baby unit Coordinated by Mary Blake of Carnew Community Care’s ‘Home First’ project a team of local knitters have been working diligently all year round to create hundreds of white from tiny hats and booties to soft cardigans and blankets Produced by avid home knitters and members of the centre’s knitting group some of whom were behind the centre’s spectacular 11ft by 12ft wool map of Ireland the massive haul of knitwear will now find its way into the hands of worried and stressed parents bringing a little relief as they tend the bedside of their little one and we’ve been doing this for several years usually presenting the knitwear about twice a year,” Mary explained “The clothes are produced by the knitters who come into the centre and then there’s a lot of people outside the centre who come in now and again and/or bring in items they have knitted at home “Even though the group has taken on a big project like the wool map they have still found time to create hundreds of pieces for the children and then they also make bigger hats for older children that have cancer “It’s a huge haul of clothing and the knitters take a great deal of pride in creating it knowing that it’s going to a worthy cause and reaching families who are going through a very testing and stressful time.” Several of the knitters gathered at the centre recently to present the clothing to Caroline Bernie who was representing the Crumlin baby unit expressing her delight at the quality and quantity of the donated items “Parents appreciate the practical gift and are also touched by the thoughtfulness behind it which can greatly lift their spirits during what is often a very distressing time,” she said Delighted to facilitate the heartwarming initiative Carnew Community Care manager Anne Kavanagh expressed her heartfelt thanks to the dedicated knitters for their “time and love in handcrafting these garments” “There’s a huge network of knitters in Carnew and the surrounding areas who coordinate to produce this clothing between people who frequent the centre and those knitting at home,” Anne said “They’ve been doing this for years now and Crumlin Hospital loves them Caroline was here to collect the pieces on behalf of her sister who is a nurse at Crumlin Hospital and is always telling us how much the parents appreciate these little gifts for their infants who also make blankets for the elderly in Rathdrum are a great bunch and they have all really bought into this initiative over the years LifestyleAIB Portrait Prize seeks Wicklow applications after success of two Garden County artistsThe AIB Portrait Prize and Young Portrait Prize 2025 competitions are now open for entries from people of all ages and Wicklow artists are encouraged to take part in the hope they follow in the footsteps of two Garden County artists who received … surrounded by her loving family in the wonderful care of the staff of Our Lady’s Hospice loving daughter of the late Christy and Mary and a much loved sister of Christy Kathleen will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving husband Reposing at the Brian McElroy Funeral Home Crumlin Village on Tuesday (29th April 2025) from 3pm to 5pm Funeral Mass on Wednesday (30th April 2025) at 11.30am in St Crumlin Village followed by Cremation in Mount Jerome Crematorium To view Kathleen’s Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 11.30am please see the following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ To view Kathleen’s Cremation Service Wednesday afternoon at 13.45pm please see following link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Those who cannot attend Kathleen’s Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. 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Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: CondolencesDonate to CharityWould you like to mark a birthday To figure out how much carbon the trees sequester Researchers know there are 9,099 trees in Crumlin a senior research scientist at UCD School of Geography But there are key finer details about trees in the neighbourhood that he about 80 people had gathered at Clogher Road Community College to talk about mapping them Researchers at UCD working on the INTERVAL project are looking into uneven tree distribution across the city By making a more detailed tree inventory than currently exists they hope to identify specific areas where improvements can be made a UCD researcher and team member of the project Engaging with communities will help them to understand how many trees they have around them And studies show that the distribution of trees in Dublin is quite uneven Ballsbridge and Rathmines boast high tree-density The Dublin Tree map – put together by UCD and the council – shows the density of trees in the very centre of the city is “very low” extremely interested in their environment and they do a lot for their community” They also want to be involved in making decisions around what happens in their neighbourhood Hugh Cardiff – who has lived in Crumlin for 20 years and volunteered planting trees with Bloomin’ Crumlin for about two years – said that trees add so much to the area “Crumlin needs more trees and greenery and biodiversity.” McDonald was one of the many residents interviewed earlier in the project so researchers could understand their views on urban tree management and information dissemination were essential for understanding the community’s diverse needs and preferences the researchers are mostly teaming up with Bloomin’ Crumlin for the project But they’ve also reached out to sports clubs The project aims to create a map of Crumlin with spots for all the trees – public and private – which people can click on to learn about their environmental benefits “But with all the trees and all the information you will be able to filter by categories.” And it should help the community spot where more green infrastructure is needed too Some learn more about the varieties of trees others learn to master the PlantNet app that helps to identify plants with pictures The 2017 Dublin Tree Canopy Study pointed out low tree cover areas between the canals in the city centre and an area with low tree cover running from the Grand Canal to the city’s southwest border The council’s development plan sets a goal of increasing tree canopy cover to a minimum of 10 percent in all areas “The City Tree Strategy is under review and will be re-published early 2025,” a council spokesperson said last week The last tree strategy ran from 2016 to 2020. “The policies and objectives are still relevant,” the spokesperson said. “Since 2017, the council has been rolling out greening plans in neighbourhoods within the canals to tackle the shortfall in tree canopy cover, said the spokesperson. Those plans have covered the Liberties, the north-east inner city, and Stoneybatter, said the spokesperson. “Greening interventions are now extending to other parts of the city.” Councils do hold basic metrics for trees, says UCD researcher and a physical geographer Gerald Mills. They know locations to some extent, health, size, he said. But that doesn’t fully capture the environmental benefits from the trees, Mills said. The project aims to fill in some of that detail, he says. Data that can be used to calculate how much carbon the trees sequester, the oxygen they release, the stormwater they can soak up – and how they filter pollutants from the air, and moderate hot weather. The detailed data collected through the Crumlin pilot will be searchable for all online in an easy way, says Sannigrahi. Their project receives funding from Science Foundation Ireland, says Jeremy Auerbach, an assistant professor at UCD and the team member of the project. The next step is for Clowry, of Bloomin’ Crumlin, to assign community leaders to different areas, with each team responsible for surveying about 1,000 trees, said Robinson, of UCD. UCD will collect the data, start to identify gaps in “green infrastructure”, and come back and tell the community what they found, says Robinson. “We won’t define the solutions,” he said. They’ll bring in experts to help the community choose solutions that they want to push, he says. As the orientation wound up at Eamonn Ceannt Park on 13 July, some team members huddled for a group photo. “Trees!” they called out Welcome back! You've successfully signed in. You've successfully subscribed to Dublin InQuirer. Success! Check your email for magic link to sign-in. Success! Your billing info has been updated. An Post is liaising with gardaí following the alleged theft of a significant volume of parcels and letters along the Dublin 12 area mailing route Gardaí have confirmed that they are investigating allegations that letters and parcels had possibly been taken primarily in Dublin 12 area with many being reported as missing for as long as eight weeks [ Rerouting backlog of Ireland-bound parcels ‘working well’ following Holyhead Port closureOpens in new window ] In a statement, Garda headquarters said their officers are “investigating a report of alleged theft of a volume of material from a national service provider”. The statement added: “An Garda Síochána is liaising with the affected service provider on the matter.” A spokesperson for An Post explained that following an investigation by the postal service in conjunction with An Garda Síochana, “a number of undelivered letters and small packages for addresses on one postal route in Crumlin have been located.” An Post said they “sincerely apologise” to the affected customers” for the “upset and inconvenience,” and are working to have this mail delivered as quickly as possible. “While the investigation is continuing, we cannot provide any further information on this matter.” A special phone line has also been provided for the impacted customers. Facebook pageTwitter feed© 2025 The Irish Times DAC Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: suddenly at home; beloved husband of the late Bridie adored dad of Yvonne and a much-loved grandad of Sinéad Jimmy will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving daughter wonderful neighbours especially Paddy and Betty and friends Crumlin Village on Wednesday from 5pm to 7pm Crumlin Village followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery To view Jimmy’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 10am please see the following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ . Those who cannot attend Jimmy’s Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass is managed by independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. There’s a small table with two chairs set up in the parking spot in front of DeSa bundled out the glass front door of DeSa Asian Products in Crumlin Derek and Sarah Connolly were seeing them out The narrow shop is lined with shelves and stuffed with products from all over Indonesia but has called Crumlin home since the 1980s They keep the shop open 10am to 8pm seven days a week sending parcels by courier to people all over Ireland craving Indonesian food but he says he works at DeSa before and after it each day “Sarah arrived here for a three-month visit so there wasn’t any way to travel,” he says and couldn’t sit still wondering and waiting when she might get back to it The couple saw an opening where they could import products and sell them to the Indonesian community There were 286 people born in Indonesia living in Ireland at the 2011 census and that had risen to 560 by the 2022 census The Connollys set up DeSa officially in May 2021 but they never notice DeSa is made from his name and my name,” Sarah says Sarah had residency in Ireland and had a business and had a life in Crumlin pointing up through the white foam panels of the shop’s dropped ceiling Why did they decide to add a real-world shop to their online one “Because the house already full,” Sarah says standing among the shelves stocked with bags and boxes “Selling from the house wasn’t really practical,” Derek says We need to introduce the product to local people around Other shops in Dublin sell various Asian foods many of which can’t be found in big stores like Asia Market She points to a shelf stuffed with bags of snacks imported from Indonesia Inside the foil-lined orange bag are shards that could be the crispy bits from a bag of chips The bag says they are made from wheat and tapioca flours– and bathed in a mix of fiery chilli and fish sauce flavouring dipped in sweet strawberry-flavoured coating A couple of his favourites from her repertoire of Indonesian dishes are nasi goreng The couple walk towards the front of the shop and stop at a shelf stuffed with packets containing spice mixtures to make these dishes There are packets that say “nasi goreng” (fried rice) “nasi koning” (rice with coconut and turmeric) and “rendang” (sauce for meat stewed in coconut milk and spices) But there are more than 17,000 islands that make up the country scattered across the seas south of Malaysia and north of Australia Indonesia stretches for 3,750km east of Jakarta And north-west from Jakarta for about 1,800km to the tip of the island of Sumatra The spice mixes reflect some of the diversity of styles of cooking What about this box, which says “Kentucky Hot” and has a picture of fried chicken on the front There’s a small table with two chairs set up in the parking spot in front of the shop “I wish.” She doesn’t think there’s any Indonesian restaurants at the moment in Ireland There are places that sell Malaysian food, like Kopitiam, on Capel Street There’s a lot of overlap between Malaysian food and Indonesian food only difference is more choice for Indonesian,” she says But most Asian food sold in Ireland is toned down to suit local tastes the food they serve is “adjusted to the Irish taste” we will go to the take-away around the corner and they actually do a special meal for Sarah,” he says “Because I say I want the original taste,” Sarah says It’s that kind of Indonesian restaurant Sarah wants to open Gardai at the scene of the shooting on Friday night Alan SherrySat 22 Feb 2025 at 12:37A MAN was rushed to hospital with serious injuries following a gun attack in Dublin on Friday night The 39-year-old was targeted by a gunman at a home on Rutland Avenue in Crumlin shortly after 9.45pm A garda spokesperson said: “Shortly after 9:45pm on Friday Gardaí and emergency services responded to a report of a firearm discharge at a residence on Rutland Avenue but non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to St It is understood the man was shot in the leg and will survive the incident but will remain in hospital over the weekend The men had been sitting in the vehicle in Ballymun around 10.30pm on Tuesday when they said they were chased by two other men in vehicle They told gardai one of the men opened fire on them as they reached a slip-road towards the M50 (Crumlin and formerly of York Street); unexpectedly but peacefully surrounded by his loving family in the kind care of the staff of the Conall Unit Dean and Sarah and cherished brother of Breda Liam will be forever loved and sadly missed by his heartbroken family followed by Cremation in Newlands Cross Crematorium To view Liam’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday please see the following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ To view Liam’s Cremation Service on Tuesday please see the following link: https://www.dctrust.ie/location/newlands-cross/chapel-webstream.html Those who cannot attend the Funeral Mass or Cremation Service, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: Crumlin Village and Rathgar and formerly of Crosskeys County Cavan; beloved wife of the late Andy Andre and Anne and a much-loved granny of Jonathan Frances will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving children Crumlin Village on Tuesday evening (22nd April 2025) from 6pm to 8pm Funeral Mass on Wednesday (23rd April 2025) at 11.30am in St Crumlin Village followed by burial in Mount Venus To view Frances’s Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 11.30am please see following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ . Those who cannot attend the Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass is managed by an independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Crumlin) December 12th 2024 (suddenly) at St Beloved son of John and the late Sarah (Sadie) and loving brother of John relatives and many friends especially all his work colleagues in H&M Ironworks To view Robert's Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10am please click on the following link St Agnes' Parish To view Robert's Cremation on Tuesday at 11.30am please click on the following link Victorian Chapel Service - Mount Jerome Those who cannot attend the Funeral Mass or Cremation, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Please Note: The links provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass and Cremation are managed by independent streaming companies. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. former President of Donore Harriers Athletic Club Beloved son of the late William and Matilda and dearly loved brother of Margaret (Maimie) Predeceased by his brother-in-law Dominick Sadly missed and always remembered by his sister-in-law Claire fondly missed by his great-nephews Sam and Dara and great-nieces Kiara Crumlin on Tuesday (April 29th) from 4pm to 7pm Funeral Service on Wednesday (April 30th) at 4pm in The Victorian Chapel Mount Jerome Crematorium followed by cremation To view the Funeral service live, please click here To leave a private message of condolence, please click here or alternatively on the condolence section below. All enquiries to Massey Bros., Crumlin on (01) 454 1666. Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Cremation service is managed by an independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Cremation / Burial.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Date Published: peacefully surrounded by his loving family in the wonderful care of the staff of ICU James’s Hospital; beloved husband of the late Noeleen much loved father of Amanda & Catherine and adored grandfather of Sarah Georgia & Ciara and great- grandfather of Leo & Gracie Sadly missed and forever loved by his family Crumlin Village followed by burial in Bohernabreena Cemetery Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to St. James’s Hospital Foundation https://stjameshospitalfoundation.enthuse.com/donate#!/ To view John’s Funeral Mass on Saturday please see link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/parish-webcam/ surrounded by his loving family in the wonderful care of the staff in the MISA Unit Beloved husband and best friend of Mary (née Cleary) Joan and Norma and the late Jim and Eileen Ken will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving wife Funeral Mass will take place on Thursday (24th April) at 10am in St Agnes’s Church Crumlin Village followed by Cremation in the Victorian Chapel To view Ken’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 10am please see link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ Those who cannot attend Ken’s Funeral Mass or Cremation Service, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. James’s Hospital; beloved husband to Carmel much loved father of Teresa and Bianca and loving grandfather of Mia Shay will be forever loved and sadly missed by his wife Reposing at his Home on Thursday from 5pm to 7pm Crumlin Village followed by burial in Newlands Cross Cemetery To view Shay’s Funeral Mass on Friday at 10am please see link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ Island bridge and Crumlin Bowling Club; passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family in the kind care of the staff of Our Lady’s Hospice Bobby J and Noah and loving father-in-law of Ruth Dermot will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving wife Crumlin Village on Monday (3rd March 2025) from 2pm to 4pm Funeral Mass on Tuesday (4th March 2025) at 11.30am in St Crumlin Village and afterwards to Mount Jerome Crematorium To view Dermot’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 11.30am please see following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ To view Dermot’s Cremation Service on Tuesday afternoon at 1pm please see following link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ https://olh.ie/donate. Donation Box in Church. Those who cannot attend the Dermot’s Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. in the tender care of the staff of Hollybrook Lodge Nursing Home Stephen and Noel & also remembering his late daughter-in-law Deborah and granddaughter Megan Michael will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving children David if desired to Hollybrook Lodge Nursing Home Funeral Service will take place on Saturday To view Michael’s Funeral Service on Saturday at 4pm, please see link; https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Cremation Service is managed by independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. retired teacher of Marino College and ASTI He will sadly missed by his loving partner Reposing at Rom Massey & Sons Funeral Home from 2pm to 5.00pm Funeral Mass on Monday morning D08 CY61 followed by burial at Mount Jerome Cemetery For those unable to attend, the Mass will be streamed at:https://www.churchservices.tv/rialto Messages of condolence for his family may be left in the condolences section below, or for those who wish to leave a private message of condolence please click here. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to The Irish Heart Foundation:: https://irishheart.ie/ways-to-give/ Crumlin and formerly of Pimlico; suddenly but very peacefully at home; loving lifelong partner of Vicky Noel will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving family Crumlin Village on Sunday (29th December 2024) from 1pm to 3pm A Celebration of Noel’s life will take place on Monday (30th December 2024) at 10am in The Temple To view Noel’s Funeral Service please see following link: newslands-cross-cemetery-crematorium - MCN Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired to Irish Cancer Society, please see link: https://donors.cancer.ie/page/FUNMTNWKDWV Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Funeral Service is managed by an independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Philomena (Phyllis) (Crumlin and Terenure) 23rd March 2025 surrounded by her loving family in the wonderful care of all the staff of St James’s Hospital; predeceased by her parents Jimmy and Annie loving and devoted mother of Ryan and much loved sister of Tony Phyllis will be deeply missed by her family Reposing at her sister Joan’s Home on Wednesday (26th March) from 4pm to 7pm Funeral Mass on Friday (28th March) at 11.30am in Church of St Mount Argus followed by cremation in the Victorian Chapel Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to The Irish Cancer Society https://donors.cancer.ie/page/FUNGVURWATT To view Philomena's Funeral Mass on Friday at 11.30am, please see link: https://www.churchservices.tv/mountargus To view Philomena's Cremation Service at 1pm, please see link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Please Note: The links provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass & Cremation Service is managed by an independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Doyle (Tommy) Thomas (17th March 2025) late of Parnell Road Co Kildare and formerly of Semperit Ireland (peacefully) in the wonderful care of staff at Hollybrook Lodge Nursing Home surrounded by his loving family Beloved husband of the late Betty and loving father of Declan Crumlin Village followed by burial in Mount Venus Cemetery To view Tommy's Funeral Mass on Saturday at 11.30am, please click on the following link https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ Those who cannot attend the Funeral Mass, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. surrounded by her loving family in the kind care of the staff of St James’s Hospital; beloved wife of the late Charlie Barry and Mark and a much-loved nanny of James Jacinta will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving sons To view Jacinta’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 10am please see following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ . Those who cannot attend the Jacinta’s Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass is managed by an independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Gannon (née O’Reilly) Josie (late of Crumlin) 9th December 2024; passed peacefully surrounded by her loving family in the wonderful care of the staff of the John Hueston Ward Marie and Robert and adored nanny to her wonderful twenty-one grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Josie will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving husband Reposing at her home on Thursday (12th December) from 5pm to 8pm (House private outside of these hours please) Funeral Mass on Friday (13th December) at 11.30am in Church of St Paul of the Cross Mount Argus followed by Cremation in the Victorian Chapel Mount Jerome Cemetery arriving at approximately 1pm To view Josie's Funeral Mass on Friday at 11.30am, please click on the following link: https://www.churchservices.tv/mountargus To view Josie’s Cremation Service on Friday at 1pm please see link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Family flowers only please, donations, if desired, to Breast Cancer Ireland: https://www.breastcancerireland.com/donate/ passed peacefully in the wonderful care of the staff of St Sadly missed by her loving partner Mick Donlon niece Triona (Giltinane) and her husband Seán her wide circle of friends and all her kind neighbours and carers Crumlin Village (D12 EC60) on Wednesday from 3pm to 5pm Crumlin Village and then onto the Church of the Immaculate Conception arriving at approximately 3.30pm for Funeral prayers followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery To view Ann’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 10am, please see link - https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ To view Ann's Funeral Prayers on Thursday at 3.30pm (approx) please see link - https://www.mcn.live/Camera/our-lady-of-the-immaculate-conception-church,-ballingarry,-limerick-ballingarry Anyone wishing to offer their sympathies to the family can leave a message by clicking on the "Condolences" link below. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: THIS is the dramatic moment an Irish shopping centre was knocked down this week - with locals saying "it's the end of an era" Videos circulating online show the demolition of Crumlin Shopping Centre in Dublin The shopping centre first opened in 1974, with the legendary Gay Byrne releasing balloons at the launch of the 91-acre site on Crumlin Road Back then, the popular shopping centre had around 40 retail units However, in recent years Dunnes Stores was the only retailer left standing - and now it plans to redevelop Crumlin Shopping Centre into its main store a cafe and a room for online grocery pick-up The design also includes 267 bicycle parking spaces, 20 motorcycle spaces, 80 electric vehicle charging spots click-and-collect areas and wheelchair-accessible spaces What's more, the revamped centre will feature a new Dunnes Stores anchor unit, a food market and even a medical centre And it is expected to create 150-200 jobs during construction the updated centre will “meet the evolving needs of existing tenants and respond to modern demands from shoppers and retailers.” including the demolition of the current rundown centre A report by KPMG Future Analytics research consultancy said the proposal “will revitalise the area" and it could generate an annual turnover of €62.9m by 2027 The documents also note that many of the smaller retail units have been vacant for over ten years and the site had since been plagued by anti-social behaviour People have taken to the comment section to share their thoughts on the demolition One person wrote: "Childhood memories gone - good and bad." Another said: "The best shopping centre growing up in the 80s and 90s This comes after the fashion retailer Quiz announced its closure of Irish stores – after it fell into insolvency Quiz Clothing has shut almost two dozen shops, with closures affecting locations in Ireland Some 191 employees have been made redundant following the immediate store closures Irish closures include shops at The Square Tallaght, Dublin Erneside shopping centre in Enniskillen and Richmond shopping centre in Derry said: "The board took the difficult decision to appoint administrators to Zandra Retail Limited in light of the continuing challenging trading conditions impacting the group's performance "We are deeply sorry to those affected by the store closures this decision will put the business on a more sustainable footing for the future and protect several hundred jobs as a result." Beloved wife of the late James and loving mother of Mary Agnes will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving children neighbours and friends especially her pals and carers in the Lorcan O’Toole Day Centre and her four-legged pal Lola Crumlin Village followed by burial in Mount Jerome Cemetery To view Agnes’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 11.30am please see following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ . Those who cannot attend Agnes’s Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Patricia will be sadly missed by her loving husband She was a force of nature dedicating herself to her family and home over her 94 years of life Reposing at the Brian McElroy Funeral Home on Monday (14th April Funeral Mass will take place on Tuesday (15th April followed by burial in Mount Jerome Cemetery To view Patricia’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10am please see the following link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ . Those who cannot attend Patricia’s Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Emergency services are at the scene of a fire in Crumlin Dublin Fire Brigade says it was called to a workshop on Raleigh Square just after half one this afternoon and four fire engines and an emergency tender remain at the scene Staff from Dolphins Barn and Rathfarnham initially attended before requesting resources from Donnybrook Officers requested the assistance of the gardai Road closures are in place and motorists are asked to avoid the area while people living nearby are advised to close windows and doors #RaleighSquare ⛔ Avoid the area as road closures are in place 💨 Smoke is drifting across the area, take precautions if you are affected. Close windows and doors.@DCCTraffic @LiveDrive pic.twitter.com/uVIzvY2ikd — Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) April 2, 2025 Dublin Fire Brigade says: "At 1336 hours Dublin Fire Brigade received reports of a fire in a workshop on Raleigh Square "Firefighters from Dolphins Barn and Rathfarnham Fire Stations along with a turntable ladder from Tara Street fire station responded to the incident initially ESB Networks and Bord Gais Networks has been requested "Smoke is drifting across the locality and we have asked nearby residents to take precautions if they are affected Road closures are in place and road users are advised to avoid the area an Emergency Tender along with a further resources from Donnybrook Fire Station and a Senior Officer remain on scene." Developed by Square1 Cullen Gerard (23rd November 2024) late of Bangor Road, Crumlin, after a long and hard battle with illness, sadly passed away peacefully under the loving care of Woodlawn Manor Nursing Home in Malahide. He is survived by his mother Connie and sister Suzanne, his lifelong friend Robbie, nieces, his many friends and neighbours. Reposing at the Brian McElroy Funeral Home, Crumlin Village on Tuesday from 5pm to 7pm. A Celebration of Gerard’s life will take place on Wednesday in The Garden Chapel, Mount Jerome Crematorium at 11.15am, followed by Cremation. Family flowers only please. Those who cannot attend the Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. (late of Crumlin) 18th January 2025; passed peacefully surrounded by his loving family in the wonderful care of the staff of Mary Aikenhead Beloved son of the late Catherine and Christopher (Kit) Jack will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving nieces neighbours and friends especially Catherine and Paul Crumlin Village on Wednesday (29th January) from 3pm to 5pm Funeral Mass on Thursday (30th January) at 10am in St Crumlin Village followed by Cremation in The Victorian Chapel Mount Jerome Cemetery arriving at approximately 11.30am To view Jack’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 10am, please see link: https://www.crumlinparish.ie/watch-live/ To view Jack’s Cremation Service on Thursday at 11.30am, please see link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Please Note: The links provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass and Cremation are managed by independent streaming companies. 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Maura (late of Crumlin) 15th January 2025; passed peacefully surrounded by her loving daughters in the wonderful care of the staff of Millbrook Manor Nursing Home Paula and Orla and cherished nana to her wonderful grandchildren Carl Maura will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving daughters Funeral Mass on Tuesday (21st January) at 11.30am in Church of the Holy Spirit Greenhills followed by Cremation in The Victorian Chapel To view Maura’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 11.30am please see following link : churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills To view Maura’s Cremation Service on Tuesday at 1pm please see following link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service Family flowers only please, donations in lieu to Alzheimer’s Society Ireland: https://alzheimer.ie/get-involved/become-a-friend-support-asi/donate/ husband of Linda and loving dad of Dean and Danielle Martin will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving family Crumlin Village on Tuesday (19th November 2024) from 5pm to 7pm A Celebration of Martin’s life will take place on Wednesday afternoon (20th November 2024) at 2.30pm in the Victorian Chapel To view Martin ‘s Funeral Service at 2.30pm on Wednesday please see the following link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Heimir Hallgrímsson and John O'Shea visit children at CHI in Crumlin Hospital Republic of Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrímsson visited children in Crumlin Hospital this week to deliver Christmas gifts alongside assistant head coach John O’Shea The pair visited five wards at Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) at Crumlin and met young patients and their families with each receiving an Irish jersey and tickets to watch Ireland play Bulgaria at the UEFA Nations League play-off next March at the Aviva Stadium said it was “a real privilege” to meet the children and their families at the hospital with Mr O’Shea paying tribute to the staff for their “incredible work” at a “difficult time of year” for families “It is important to remember that children and families can spend time in hospital over the Christmas period so to go to CHI at Crumlin and meet them was a real privilege,” said Mr Halgrimsson their passion for the team always comes through and it was no different when we visited the hospital I hope they all get better and are able to enjoy Christmas at home this year." Mr O’Shea added: "It was great to go to CHI at Crumlin this week and meet the children and families there The staff do absolutely incredible work at the hospital and Christmas is a difficult time of year for the families there so even if we're able to raise a couple of smiles "We look forward to seeing some of them again at the Aviva Stadium as guests for the Bulgaria match in March." the director of operations of CHI at Crumlin said staff and patients were “delighted” to welcome the coaching duo this week in the lead up to Christmas adding that visits like this one help to “brighten up an otherwise tough time for patients” "We've made sure that our biggest football fans staying with us had a chance to say hello to Heimir and John and great that they've all received an invite to the match in March Visits like this really brighten up an otherwise tough time for patients in hospital and bring such joy to children Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp channel CRUMLIN United fell to 2-1 loss to Liffey Wanderers in the second round of the FAI Intermediate Cup at Pearse Park on Friday night Despite opening the scoring through midfielder Sam O’Donoghue a goal in each half including a 89th minute winner from Sean Doran sealed Liffey’s safe passage to the third round Both sides compete in Leinster Senior League Division 1 Sunday sitting sixth while Liffey sit six places below them and eight points adrift Crumlin were certainly favourites coming into the game and started in that manner as midfielder O’Donoghue scored his first goal in senior football to give his side the lead the hosts failed to press on their advantage and Liffey restored parity on 27 minutes as Callum Goad found the net from a corner in circumstances Crumlin will certainly not be pleased with A tight first half with few chances for either side ended level The Crumlin United teamPhotos by Anthony O’Brien The restart saw the hosts up the tempo and take control of the game dominating possession without creating a whole lot with it as they lacked some creativity and killer instinct in the final third Wanderers held firm against the backdrop of heavy Crumlin pressure and found their winner with a minute of normal time remaining following a goal mouth scramble from a free kick which Jack Funge took full advantage of at the back post The hosts will be disappointed with the concession of two soft set piece goals and they will look to bounce back against Collinstown next Tuesday in their final fixture before the Christmas break CLONDALKIN Rugby Club senior men’s team had plenty to shout about when they claimed the Leinster League Division Two A title. 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Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass is managed by an independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. surrounded by his loving family in the kind and wonderful care of the staff of Our Lady’s Hospice Harold’s Cross; beloved son of the late John and Ellen and loving brother of Johnny Paddy will be sadly missed by his loving brothers Crumlin Village on Tuesday (17th December 2024) from 12.45pm to 13.45pm A Funeral Service will take place on Tuesday afternoon (17th December 2024) at 14.15pm in the Garden Chapel To view Paddy’s Funeral Service on Tuesday at 14.15pm please see following link: https://www.mountjerome.ie/garden-chapel-service/ Please Note: The link provided to live-stream the Funeral Cremation Service is managed by an independent streaming company. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission.