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Donations, if desired to the Irish Cancer Society, please see link: https://www.cancer.ie/ Those who cannot attend Paddy’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. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Date Published: CondolencesDonate to CharityWould you like to mark a birthday, memorial mass or anniversary for a Loved One?You can now create a family notice on RIP.ie to remember your loved one. Rip.ie, The Irish Times Building, 24-28 Tara Street, Dublin 2, Ireland TJ Hunter, vice president Ørsted Onshore Ireland & UK (right) with Simon Browne (left) and Tom Browne (centre), the family behind Greenhills. Ørsted and Greenhills farm have entered into a lease agreement for renewable energy production at the farm.  Picture: Michael O'Sullivan / OSM PHOTO has entered into a leasing agreement with global renewable energy company Ørsted to use land for a giant solar farm Greenhills farm in Killeagh in east Cork will be repurposed to produce renewable energy as part of Ørsted’s plans for a 250 MW export capacity solar development which has the potential to power at least 52,000 homes and Simon Browne has a herd of 1,100 animals Dairy farming will continue on the land for now and the breakdown of dairying versus energy production will be made "at a later date" The project delivery time will depend on securing planning approval but the company has said it will "engage closely with the local community and stakeholders to establish the right approach for the area" “A landowner lease agreement is a significant milestone but it is also a very early step on the journey to developing a renewable energy project," said Ørsted onshore Ireland and UK vice president TJ Hunter "This area has some of the country's best solar energy generating conditions this project has the potential to generate enough renewable energy to power in excess of 52,000 homes." Ørsted’s portfolio currently includes 373 MW of onshore wind across the island of Ireland the near-term pipeline currently stands at over 700 MW The Government's target of 8GW solar energy is targeted for 2030 From as little as €1 a week with our digital introductory offer Already a subscriber? Sign in Global renewable energy company Orsted has entered into a landmark landowner lease agreement with one of Irelands largest dairy farmers to explore options for renewable energy production at the farm and has had varied agricultural uses from sugar beet production to dairy the site now has potential to be utilised for renewable energy generation This agreement forms part of Orsted’s plans for a 250 MW export capacity solar development said that a landowner lease agreement was ‘a significant milestone but it is also a very early step on the journey to developing a renewable energy project’ “We are pleased to be engaging with the team at Greenhills who have a progressive track record in agriculture We can now begin to detail a project to start the planning process and continue to engage closely with the local community and stakeholders to establish the right approach for the area This area has some of the country’s best solar energy generating conditions this project has the potential to generate enough renewable energy to power in excess of 52,000 homes We are committed to working with agricultural and rural communities nationwide to ensure a secure sustainable future built on green energy that benefits all” said they were proud to have built a reputation as a leader in Irish dairy and ‘we proud now to play a role in providing reliable renewable energy generation’ we are one of the biggest dairy farms in Ireland and we have enjoyed our role in the agricultural community that cares for the 1.5 million strong Irish dairy herd We are now excited to work with the Irish Orsted team to rethink the future of our farm to play a leading role in the journey to sustainability” Orsted’s portfolio currently includes 373 MW of onshore wind across the island of Ireland supporting the Irish Government’s 8 GW solar energy target by 2030 “Our 100-strong Cork based team are proud to take this project forwards to establish the detail of what it might look like and to bring proposals forward to the community and stakeholders if members of the community wish to get in touch our team are on hand and keen to hear from you” and walking infrastructure enhancements that will facilitate modal shift from car dependency contributing to an efficient The National Transport Authority (NTA) has received notification of planning approval by An Bord Pleanála for the Tallaght/Clondalkin to City Centre Scheme The Tallaght/Clondalkin to City Centre Scheme is part of the BusConnects Dublin programme a key element of the Government’s policy to improve public transport and address climate change The objectives of the Scheme include provision of necessary bus The Tallaght/Clondalkin to City Centre scheme measures approximately 15.5km with an additional offline cycling facility approximately 3.9km in length consisting of two sections namely the Tallaght to City Centre section and the Clondalkin to Drimnagh section The Tallaght to City Centre section commences at the junction of Old Blessington Road / Cookstown Way and is routed along Belgard Square West Old Greenhills Road to the junction of Greenhills Road and Bancroft Park From here the Proposed Scheme is routed along the R819 Greenhills Road to Walkinstown Roundabout via new link roads; in the green area to the east of Birchview Avenue/Treepark Road; in the green area to the south of Ballymount Avenue and in the green area to the east of Calmount Road From Walkinstown Roundabout the main Core Bus Corridor is routed along the R819 Walkinstown Road to the junction with R110 Long Mile Road and Drimnagh Road The Clondalkin to Drimnagh section commences at this junction and the Proposed Scheme is routed along the R110 to the junction of Dean Street and Patrick Street via Drimnagh Road From here the Proposed Scheme is routed along the R137 via Patrick Street to the junction at Winetavern Street and Christchurch Place where the Proposed Scheme terminates within the City Centre begins at the junction of New Nangor Road and Woodford Walk and is routed along the R134 New Nangor Road R112 Walkinstown Avenue and the R110 Long mile Road to the junction of Walkinstown Road and Drimnagh Road where it will join the Tallaght to City Centre section of the Proposed Scheme The Proposed Scheme includes an offline cycle facility between Walkinstown Roundabout and Parnell Road (Grand Canal) which provides a more direct route towards the city via Bunting Road all in the County of Dublin and within the South Dublin County Council (SDCC) and Dublin City Council (DCC) administrative areas Subject to completion of various processes the NTA will now be developing a construction sequence taking account of any planning consents received along with documentation to allow procurement to commence for the construction stage of the Scheme It is expected that all twelve corridors will be completed by 2030 with the first construction contracts to be awarded at the end of 2024 and on-site construction commencing early next year (2025).  The construction of the corridors will be delivered on a phased basis in order to reduce the traffic impacts that could arise should all twelve be constructed concurrently Detailed communication arrangements for the construction phase will be developed to ensure that residents businesses and public representatives are kept fully informed and have access to relevant liaison personnel during the delivery of the Scheme More information on the Tallaght/Clondalkin to City Centre Core Bus Corridor Scheme is available on the statutory planning application website at the following link www.tallaghtclondalkinscheme.ie Murphy (nee Keogh) (Greenhills and formerly of Clonard Road beloved wife of the late Victor and dear mother of David Mark and Natalie; Forever loved and sadly missed by her loving sons Reposing at her home (D12 E8X4) on Wednesday from 4pm to 6pm Funeral immediately afterwards to Newlands Cross Cemetery Enquiries to Ramon Massey & Son Funeral Directors Walkinstown Road Ph: 01 455 5121 The Funeral Mass can be viewed by clicking on the following link: https://churchmedia.tv/st-agnes-church Teresa’s family would like to express their thanks to the staff at Innis Care and St. James’s Hospital for the love and care shown to Teresa during her time with them. CondolencesDonate to CharityWould you like to mark a birthday memorial mass or anniversary for a Loved One?You can now create a family notice on RIP.ie to remember your loved one Pictured on Greenhills farm in east Cork is Orsted VP of onshore business TJ Hunter (centre) with Tom (left) and Simon Browne has entered into solar farm lease with renewable energy giant Orsted which sees Orsted lease land on the farm for renewable energy production has been rumoured for months in the region surrounded by his loving family in the kind care of the staff of Tallaght University Hospital; beloved husband of Ethel David and Anne and a much-loved grandad of Sarah Harry will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving wife Reposing at his home on Tuesday from 5pm to 7pm only Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 11.30am in Church of the Holy Spirit To view Harry’s Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 11.30am please see following link: churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired to St. Vincent’ de Paul – please see link: https://www.svp.ie/donate/. Donation box in Church. Those who cannot attend Harry’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. Kenny, David 6th February, 2025. (late of Greenhills and formerly of Athboy, Co. Meath). Pre-deceased by his beloved wife Joan. He will be sadly missed by his daughter Sinead, sons David and Alan, grandchildren, brothers, nieces and nephews and his extended family. Reposing at Fanagans Funeral Home on Monday from 3pm until 5pm. Removal on Tuesday morning to St. Paul of the Cross Church, Mount Argus arriving for 12.30pm Funeral Mass followed by cremation in Mount Jerome expected to arrive at 2.15pm. Lynch (née Mills) Sarah (Sally) (Greenhills) unexpectedly but peacefully with her son David in Marseille; beloved wife of the late Jim Aisling and Jacob and great-grandmother of Ivy and Jamie and loving mother-in-law of Celia Sadly missed and forever loved by her family Crumlin Village on Saturday from 2pm to 4pm and also Reposing at her Home on Sunday from 3pm to 6pm Funeral Mass on Monday (25th Nov) at 11.30am in Church of the Holy Spirit Greenhills followed by cremation in Newlands Cross Crematorium due at 1.30pm To view Sally’s Funeral Mass on Monday at 11.30am please click on the following link; https://churchmedia.tv/camera/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills To view Sally’s Cremation Service on Monday at 1.30pm please click on the following link; https://www.dctrust.ie/location/newlands-cross/chapel-webstream.html Those who cannot attend the Funeral Mass & Cremation Service, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. 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. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: (late of Greenhills and formerly of Drimnagh) 30th December 2024; passed peacefully at home Beloved husband and best friend of Collette much loved dad of David and Linda and adored grandad of Catherine Paddy will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving wife Crumlin Village on Friday (3rd January) from 3pm to 5pm A Celebration of Paddy’s life will take place on Saturday (4th January) at 10am in The Victorian Chapel To view Paddy’s Funeral Service on Saturday at 10am, please see link- https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Those who cannot attend the Funeral Service, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. 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. Greenhills and late of Carrick on Suir) January 26th 2025 (peacefully) surrounded by his loving family in the loving care of the staff of Tallaght Hospital Beloved husband of Elizabeth and loving father of Eamonn Reposing at home on Thursday from 4pm to 7pm Funeral Mass on Friday at 10am in Church of the Holy Spirit Greenhills followed by Cremation in Newlands Cross Crematorium To view Eamonn's Funeral Mass on Friday at 10am, please click on the following link Holy Spirit Parish Church, Greenhills To view Eamonn's Cremation on Friday at 12 noon, please click on the following link Dublin Cemeteries | Newlands Cross Web-Stream Service - Dublin Cemeteries Trust 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 and Cremation is managed by independent streaming companies. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Greenhills) November 28th 2024 (peacefully) after a long illness in the loving care of the staff of Tallaght Hospital Beloved husband of Chris and loving father of Paul Crumlin Village on Saturday from 2pm to 4pm Funeral Mass on Monday at 10am in Church of the Holy Spirit Greenhills followed by Cremation in Mount Jerome Crematorium To view Brian's Funeral Mass on Monday at 10am please click on the following link https://churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills To view Brian's Cremation on Monday at 12.15pm please click on the foloowing link https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ 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. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: Joe (Greenhills and late of Drimnagh) December 8th 2024 (peacefully) surrounded by his heartbroken children at St Beloved and adored husband of the late Peggie Joe will be eternally loved and forever remembered by his adoring children wonderful neighbours and a wide circle of friends especially all in Merchants Quay Scouts and the wider Scouting Community His passing leaves an emptiness in all of us that will never be filled Reposing at his home on Tuesday from 6pm and Wednesday from 2pm Crumlin Village followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery To view Joe’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 10am please click on the following link WebCam Schedule | St Agnes' Parish Those who cannot attend the Funeral please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. Drogheda Gardaí have launched an investigation after a man’s body was discovered by a passerby at Greenhills at approximately 9.00 pm last night Emergency services pronounced the man dead at the scene he had several injuries with blood coming from his mouth and eyes The State Pathologist and local coroner have been notified and gardaí have sealed off the area pending a full forensic examination Gardaí believe the man’s body may have lain in the wasteland for a number of hours before being discovered One line of investigation is that he died of wounds he sustained in an earlier assault The man was in his thirties and originally from eastern Europe Gardaí are working to track down his family The latest news from the Drogheda area updated every day peacefully in the wonderful kind care of the staff of St Vincent’s Hospital and Caritas Care Home; beloved husband of the late Sylvia and loving dad of Martin Sylvia and the late Joey and a much-loved grandad of Daniel Joe will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving children Crumlin Village on Monday afternoon (23rd December 2024) from 2pm to 4pm Funeral Mass on Tuesday (Christmas Eve) at 10am in Church of the Holy Spirit Greenhills followed by burial in Bohernabreena Cemetery To view Joe’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10am please see following link: churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills. Those who cannot attend the Funeral Mass especially this Christmas time the family have asked to 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. PLANS for 11 residential apartment units at Greenhills Court in Tallaght Village have been lodged with South Dublin County Council Applicant O’ Mahony Holdings SPRL plans over two blocks include the construction of 11 residential apartment units and one retail unit in two residential apartment blocks of three-four storeys in height over an existing basement level Block A contains two three-bed apartment units one ground floor retail unit in a four-storey block two levels over a double height ground floor retail unit) Block B contains nine apartments in a three-storey apartment block This will consist of five one-bed apartments three two-bed apartments and one three bed apartment All apartment units will be provided with associated private balconies/terraces This proposed development will also comprise of the provision of 32 bicycle parking spaces 24 long stay bicycle parking spaces and eight short stay bicycle parking spaces to serve the proposed and existing apartments and all associated site development works including removal of the existing courtyard staircase to the basement communal open space and hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatments installation of drainage and water supply infrastructure and public lighting and all associated site development works necessary to facilitate the proposed development The subject site is currently partly developed with an existing residential scheme known as Greenhills Court comprising 17 apartment units in four apartment blocks ranging in height from two to four storeys Vehicular access is via Old Greenhills Road with pedestrian access via Greenhills Road and Old Greenhills Road 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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Read More Contact US Info@echo.ie Tel: +353 (0)1 4685350 We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again at his home; beloved husband of the late Phil Evan and Jake and loving father-in-law of Alan Michael will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving children and their partners Crumlin Village on Monday (16th December 2024) from 5pm to 7pm Funeral Mass on Tuesday (17th December 2024) at 10am in Church of the Holy Spirit followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery To view Michael’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10am please see the following link: churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills 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. peacefully after a long battle with Motor Neurone Disease with her loving husband and best friend Niall by her side in the wonderful care of the staff of Our Lady’s Hospice Predeceased by her loving parents Irene & Saunders Sadly missed and forever loved by her husband extended family and a wide circle of friends in Ireland and Scotland Crumlin Village on Thursday from 5pm to 7pm A Celebration of Sandra’s life will take place on Friday afternoon at 1.30pm in The Temple Newlands Cross Cemetery followed by Cremation Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to Our Lady’s Hospice, Harold’s Cross. Please see link https://olh.ie/donate/ As per Sandra's wishes please do not wear black however glitter and sparkles would be much appreciated To view Sandra's Celebration of life on Friday at 1.30pm please see link: https://www.dctrust.ie/location/newlands-cross/chapel-webstream.html 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. There was a great festive buzz in Greenhills Community College for Market Day with wonderful entrepreneurs selling amazing Christmas goodies From personalised baubles to Christmas cards and different homemade Christmas sweet treats It was a great event enjoyed by staff family friends and even a few classes from The Holy Spirit Primary school with a very special guest “Tallaght person of the year 2024 Glenda Murphy Smullen” and the main guy himself Santa Clause with his elf friend Callum Baker This is an annual event with each year being a great success and starting of the countdown to Christmas On the day the overall winners were The Christmas Cracker Cookbook their product was very enterprising and sustainable Mattias and Jamie and of course their amazing teacher Ms Finn Greenhills Community College is wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and for everyone to enjoy the winter weeks off!! Greenhills and formerly of Ringsend and Curracloe surrounded by her loving family at home; beloved wife of Christy Orla and Niall and a much loved and adored nanny of Leah Phyllis will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving husband Crumlin Village on Tuesday (10th September 2024) from 5pm to 7pm Funeral Mass on Thursday (12th September 2024) at 11.30am in Church of the Holy Spirit To view Phyllis’s Funeral Mass on Thursday at 11.30am please see the following link: churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills To view Phyllis’s Cremation Service on Thursday at 1.30pm, please see the following link: https://www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/newslands-cross-cemetery-crematorium Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired to the Irish Cancer Society, please see link: https://donors.cancer.ie/page/FUNMTNWKDWV Please Note: The links provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass and Cremation Service are managed by independent streaming companies. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: An artist's impression of the new 97 unit development at Bakery View Contracts have been signed for the building of four social housing projects in Louth which will provide 271 new homes across the county over the next 20 months Louth Village (58 units) will deliver high-quality homes and sustainable communities utilising accelerated delivery routes and technologies under the Department of Housing Local Government and Heritage (DHLGH) Accelerated Delivery Programme Louth County Council received funding approval from the DHLGH for the four projects under the Social Housing Capital Investment Programme (SHCIP) These schemes form part of the Government’s ‘Housing for All’ plan with the projects set to deliver the most significant number of local authority direct-build social housing units in County Louth in recent years The successful contractors were appointed through a regional framework for Design and Build (D&B) contractors OHMG (Ire) Ltd have commenced work on developments at Bakery View and four-bedroom two-storey homes and bungalows Cunningham Contracts (Ire) Ltd have begun construction at Greenhills Grange where 45 two-bedroom bungalows will be provided for persons over 55 years and existing Louth County Council tenants seeking to right-size from larger homes A community-dwelling will also be included in the development Cunningham Contracts Ltd have also commenced work at An Mullach “Local authorities are key delivery partners in achieving the Housing for All commitment to provide an average of 10,000 new social homes per annum from 2022 to 2030 Through local authorities like Louth County Council we are already delivering more social housing than in a generation and this announcement underscores our commitment to further growing the pipeline of social homes long-term and high-quality new homes as well as the opportunity to set down roots and integrate into their local communities.” "Under the ‘Housing for All’ programme (HFA) 2022–2026 Louth County Council has a significant target of 1,323 social homes to be delivered via local authority direct-build projects We remain committed to delivering high-quality homes and anticipate delivering over 2,000 homes across the duration of the current HFA programme I would like to thank Louth County Council’s design team and employers’ representative as well as Van Dijk Architects for their work on the Greenhills Grange project I also congratulate the successful contractors and look forward to the delivery of these 271 homes." "I’m delighted that contracts have been signed for 271 new homes in County Louth and it is fantastic to see the projects distributed across Louth Village making use of existing landbanks owned by the Council This is a significant milestone in meeting Louth County Council’s social housing targets and reducing the number of Louth families on the housing list Building public and private housing is very challenging but Louth County Council is exceeding its DHLGH targets with its comprehensive capital housing programme the very best and look forward to the official opening of these homes in 2026." Louth County Council is currently constructing two social housing projects at Boice Court bringing the total number of social homes under construction by Louth County Council to 447 units in 2025 surrounded by her loving family in the kind care of the staff of St James’s Hospital; beloved wife and best pal of Peter Derek and Keith and a much-loved nana of Emma Marie will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving husband neighbours and Marie’s wide circle of friends Crumlin Village on Tuesday from 5pm to 7pm Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 10am in Church of the Holy Spirit followed by Cremation in Newlands Cross Crematorium To view Marie’s Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 10am please see following link: churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills To view Marie’s Cremation Service at 12 noon please see the following link: https://www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/newslands-cross-cemetery-crematorium Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired please see following link: https://donors.cancer.ie/page/FUNMTNWKDWV As per Marie’s request, please wear colourful clothing at her Funeral Mass and Cremation Service to celebrate her life. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: Greenhills' Kade Mason (12) catches the ball to get Ypsilanti Lincoln’s Connor Sindlinger (2) out during a baseball game at Ypsilanti Lincoln High School.Jackson Ranger | MLive.com .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Greg Wickliffe |gwickliffe@mlive.comAnother game another victory for Ann Arbor Greenhills’ baseball team The Gryphons held off a scrappy Detroit Renaissance squad to secure their 11th straight win by a score of 10-8 on Thursday Greenhills dominated most of the game as it led 9-0 entering the fifth inning but had to hold on for the win after Renaissance scored six runs in the fifth and two more in the seventh The 6th-ranked Gryphons were able to stave off the comeback to improve to 17-2 on the season Greenhills had 11 hits and was led by Kade Mason while Ryan Siegal and Twoey Bullock added two hits and an RBI Josh Dorfman pitched four innings and struck out six batters and Ethan Berry closed out the game on the mound with three strikeouts The Fighting Irish were unable to snap their eight-game losing streak as they allowed 10 runs in the fifth and sixth innings Evan Crossman and Luke Pfaffenbach each drove in two runs for Greenhills and Alex Gehringer and Samuel Cashman also had RBIs The Trojans could not overcome an early deficit as they fell behind 9-3 after the second inning Curtis Bower finished the game with two hits and four RBIs for Whitmore Lake and James Burns and Cooper Alba each had two hits The Pioneers earned a convincing victory as they had four golfers claim the top four spots in the event at Leslie Park Cameron Boehnke led the Pioneers with a 37 to take first Erickson Liu and Ryan Boehnke tied for second with a 38 Dexter’s Carson Zaski and Evan Naylor tied for fifth with a 39 Nick Bearman finished seventh with a 41 and Grant Goodrich placed ninth with a 43 Lincoln’s Curtis Harding earned a seventh-place finish after shooting a 41 The Hornets secured the win thanks to three golfers placing in the top four at Ella Sharp Golf Course Eddie Robbins and Harper Hummel finished tied for second with a score of 38 and Benjamin Holloway tied for fourth with a 39 The Fighting Irish had four golfers finish in the top five to earn the win at Leslie Park Golf Course Michael Keyes finished first with a score of 39 while Griffin Garypie shot a 42 to take third and Alex McGlade and Mark Sanabria tied for fourth with a 43 Skyline had two golfers finish in the top five in the event Joonsang Um placed second with a 39 and Miles Drake shot a 43 to finish fifth The Gryphons saw Jonathan Hu (40) and Tai Mackey (41) finish second and third Kane Mackey and Owen Gregg all tied for sixth with a 47 for Greenhills The Eagles won all eight flights in straight sets to cruise to the dominant win 4) all won their matches in convincing fashion Skyline’s doubles teams of Kate Wolfe and Lindsey Chou (No Leah Barnocki and Mariana Lienhart-Cahuayme (No Eda Kirca and Lilian Cui (No.3) and Mira Kustarz and Maja Kwaiser (No Ypsilanti Lincoln’s Savanna Kane (12) pitches the ball during a softball game at Ypsilanti Lincoln High School.Jackson Ranger | MLive.com The Railsplitters saw their three-game win streak end with Thursday’s split Lincoln senior Savanna Kane hit two home runs and drove in four RBIs in the doubleheader followed by two RBIs from Autumn Anderson and Alyssa Strickland and Alaina Grasley each drove in a run Kane also earned the victory in Game 1 with five strikeouts in 6.1 innings pitched The Big Reds suffered their third-straight loss in an offensive battle that saw them claw out of a seven-run deficit early in the game Flat Rock managed to break a 14-all tie in the eighth inning with two runs to claim the win Georgia Linzell led Milan with five hits and three RBIs while Leila Daniels and Cami Heath each drove in four runs and Charleigh Meggison finished with two RBIs Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices Phone: 09670669 E-mail: info@ballinafuneralhome.ie The death has occurred of Breege Keavney of Greenhills Estate Mayo peacefully at Mayo University Hospital surrounded by her loving family Breege predeceased by her parents Dee and Delia She will be sadly missed by her loving son Ballina (F26 V274) on Thursday evening 21st November from 7:30 until 9:00pm Funeral will arrive to St Muredach’s Cathedral Ballina for Requiem Mass on Friday morning 22nd November at 11:00am with funeral proceeding to Lakelands Crematorium Breege’s Funeral Mass will be live streamed on www.ballinaparish.org Family flowers only please donations if desired to Mayo Roscommon Hospice care of McGowan’s Funeral Home or online https://www.hospice.ie/donations/in-loving-memory/ You are welcome to leave a message of condolence for her family below You are welcome to leave a message of condolence below for the family – please see form at bottom of page you can send a private message to the family on info@ballinafuneralhome.ie My sincerest condolences to Breege’s family and friends My deepest condolences to Breege’s family and friends Remember my name and email in this browser for the next time I leave my condolences Copyright 2025 – Designed by McGowan’s Funeral Directors and Developed by Handyweb.ie – Handyinfo.ie ATHENRY survived a scare from Munster newbies Scoil Mhuire Greenhill Carrick’s Ruby Norris and Athenry’s Amira Bouhlel McNamara both had great chances at either end of the park to break the deadlock but those valuable opportunities were scorned midway through the opening half Presentation College took the lead just before the interval as Under 15 Schools’ International Abbie DUFFY opened the scholars account following an excellent through ball from Anna Jordan as they went in one up at the break Scoil Mhuire netminder Saoirse O’Callaghan pulled off an exceptional save to deny Amira Bouhlel NcNamara within minutes of the restart Eibhlín Power’s side equalised seven minutes in with Clodagh POWER hitting a peach following a Ruby Norris corner Carrick were on the front foot as Jane Brennan denied a pile driver from Norris at the edge of the box with 47 minutes played Athenry’s Molly Noone rattling the post on 53 minutes while Jodie Roche smashed the crossbar moments later.  Athenry took the lead six minutes from time when Anna JORDAN sprung up at the far post as Abbie Duffy turned supplier this time around Scoil Mhuire could have grabbed an equaliser late on but Jodie Roche’s effort just sailed wide of the post Athenry will await the winners of the other semi-final which sees Carndonagh Community School entertain Presentation Secondary School March 6 (1.0) with the FAI Schools Junior Girls National Cup Final scheduled for Wednesday SUBS USED | Lily Mae Feeney for Kennedy (68) SUBS NOT USED | Aoibhín Hannon CARRICK ON SUIR | Saoirse O’Callaghan SUBS USED | Sophie Phelan for Malone (HT) SUBS NOT USED |  Rafaela Riseiro MATCH OFFICIAL | John McNamara (Limerick) The Irish Blood Transfusion Service is holding an emergency blood donation clinic in The Greenhills Hotel Caherdavin today and tomorrow There will also be a clinic in Newport on Wednesday and Patrickswell on Thursday This is following the cancellation of the Ennistymon blood clinics due to extremely hazardous road conditions in West Clare The IBTS has to make up for the shortfall nationally of 43 donation clinics over the Christmas period and are urging both new and old Limerick donors to attend.  Existing donors can book appointments online and new donors can book at 1800 222 111 The Emergency Limerick Clinics are as follows Monday 6th & Tuesday 7th January Redmond (née O’Toole) Winifred (Winnie) (St 2024 (peacefully) surrounded by her loving family in the loving care of the staff of Tallaght Hospital Beloved wife of the late Bill and loving mother of Bernadette Reposing at home on Sunday from 4pm to 6pm Greenhill’s followed by burial in Mount Venus Cemetery To view Winnie’s Funeral Mass on Monday at 10am, please click on the following link Holy Spirit Parish Church, Greenhills (churchmedia.tv) Greenhills Bowls Club chairman John Hurley with the winners of the Turkey Doubles competition (l to r) Eugene McKenna Greenhills Bowls Club chairman John Hurley presents the runners-up prizes in the Turkey Doubles competition to Claire Woods (left) and Gertie Griffin Drogheda IndependentFri 27 Dec 2024 at 15:30GREENHILLS Bowls Club was a hive of activity and there was a great buzz about the place as the curtain came down on 2024 with the semi-final and final of the Turkey Doubles knockout competition In the first of the semi-finals John Hurley and Marie Maher lined up against Ciara Floyd and Eugene McKenna and this was a slow burner with both teams sizing up each other’s play and the lead changing hands on a few occasions early in the match in the fourth end Ciara and Eugene took the initiative with Eugene playing two direct hits to jack high and Ciara playing a forehand draw shot to the middle of the head John and Marie responded very quickly in the next end with two accurate forehand draw shots which opened up the head for Marie to play into and pick up three shots to go one up Ciara and Eugene showed great endeavour to get back into the contest once more They were playing very well and when Ciara played two delightful draw shots to the head to take their opponents’ bowls out of holding position they now led by two shots with six ends completed in fact the reverse was the case as they took a stranglehold on the game Thanks to some great bowls they took the next two ends on the bounce to take a two-shot lead it is really all about grinding out a win and it was Ciara who pulled the rabbit out of the hat and produced a moment of individual brilliance in the deciding end Two superb backhand draw shots cleared out their opponents’ bowls to take the game into a tied end Both teams were looking a bit on edge as they got the tied end under way it was Eugene and Ciara who settled down the quicker of the teams and they played two direct hits into the middle of the head to clinch victory by two shots at the end of a very tactical match Their opponents in the final were Claire Woods and Gertie Griffin and after three free-flowing ends of the decider the teams somehow remained on level terms It was in the fourth end that Claire and Gertie made their intentions clear with some delightful bowling into jack high The pressure was now weighing heavily on Ciara and Eugene but they were not playing badly and they upped the tempo of their game and kept plugging away The rewards weren’t long in coming as they gradually hauled their opponents back to edge into the lead after the fifth end Claire and Gertie stayed positive and reasserted themselves taking the next two ends on the trot with the help of two great backhand draw shots from Claire to go three up With two ends remaining Ciara and Eugene had to summon a response quickly and they did just that Eugene played two slick moves and Ciara fashioned a forehand draw shot into the middle of the head and as a result they stormed into a four-shot lead In the deciding end both teams went at it hammer and tongs Claire and Gertie had to throw caution to the wind but Eugene and Ciara defended the head very well and ultimately clinched victory by five shots to collect the Jackey Maher Perpetual Shield as well as their Christmas dinner After what was a very entertaining match to watch for the members chairperson John Hurley presented the runners-up prizes to Claire Woods and Gertie Griffin and the winners Ciara Floyd and Eugene McKenna received the Jackey Maher Perpetual Shield from Marie Maher John Hurley thanked all the members for taking part in the Turkey Doubles knockout tournament the umpires who officiated in all the games and the ladies and gents who looked after the refreshments throughout the tournament He wished all the members and their families a very happy and healthy Christmas and New Year SoccerDrogheda Town Dragons on fire as they celebrate U12 title in North Dublin LeagueDROGHEDA Town U12 Dragons celebrated their league success on Sunday morning as they were crowned North Dublin Schoolboy League ‘C’ champions for the 2024/25 season There is mounting speculation that one of the country’s largest dairy farms is diversifying into solar energy Greenhills Dairies at Killeagh in east Cork is being linked with the development of a major solar project in the area which boasts one of the biggest cow herds in the country is run by Tom and Elizabeth Browne and their son When asked by the Irish Farmers Journal if some of the family’s lands at Killeagh were being converted into a solar farm The Danish-based renewable energy firm Orsted has been linked locally with the project the company had not responded to queries from this newspaper as we went to press The Browne family farm in excess of 1,100ac – which is a mix of owned and rented land – milk close to 1,000 cows Tom Browne had one of the largest milk quotas in the State before they were abolished He was also a major grower of sugar beet before the industry was wound up in 2005-2006 the “rampant growth” in solar farms in east Cork was raised in the Dáil this week by local Fianna Fáil TD James O’Connor Contact us Advertise with us Company information Career opportunities Privacy statement Terms of service Commenting policy Change cookies settings Change cookies settings Greenhills players celebrate as Jeremiah Bowman (20) reaches home base to take the lead during a baseball game at Ypsilanti Lincoln High School.Jackson Ranger | MLive.com .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Greg Wickliffe |gwickliffe@mlive.comThe wins have come in bunches and in dominating fashion for the team as it looks to take the next step. After a state quarterfinal finish last season Ann Arbor Greenhills’ baseball team has been on a tear with the hopes of making another deep run extended their wininng streak to 10 games on Tuesday with a sweep of Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood Greenhills’ offense was on full display in a 21-12 win in Game 1 and its defense shined in the nightcap with a 4-2 victory The Gryphons scored 16 runs in the final two innings of the first game to complete the comeback and scored three runs in the second inning of Game 2 to pull ahead Jeremiah Bowman had one of his best performances as he finished the doubleheader with a home run Ethan Berry added three hits and five RBIs Talen Pilz had four hits and three RBIs and Twoey Bullock recorded four hits and drove in two runs Fran Love struck out 12 batters in the first game and Bowman relieved him and struck out two batters to close out the win Pilz went the distance in Game 2 as he struck out nine batters The Trojans allowed 15 runs in the seventh inning and dropped their fourth straight game Curtis Bower had two RBIs and James Burns and Cooper Abla each drove in a run The Pioneers dominated on their way to the sweep victory Pioneer’s four doubles tandems also won in straight sets The Hornets dominated on their way to the win over the Dreadnaughts 3) and Nastia Dubovoy all won in straight sets Saline’s doubles teams all won in straight sets 2 singles player Sarah Monroe was the lone singles winner for the Big Reds Milan’s doubles teams of Annika Koch and Kelsey Brubaker (No The Fighting Irish won each of the doubles matches to earn the tie while Lucie Kalkofen and Kate Kendzicky (No The Dreadnaughts had four golfers finish in the top 5 led by Braden Richards who won the match after shooting a 39 Nick Bearman and Evan Naylor tied for second with a 40 and Drew Brzys finished fifth with a 42 The Hornets placed four in the top six to take home the win followed by a third-place finish from Harper Hummel (41) and fifth and sixth place finishes from Haidren Stewart (42) and Benjamin Holloway (43) Brian Tillman and Kevin Scott tied for second with a 35 Pioneer’s Ryan Boehnke finished four with a score of 38 and Cael Finnane tied for fifth with a 39 Adam Thompson placed first with a 40 to lead Huron Dominick Williamson and Noe Volet tied for fifth with a score of 48 Lincoln’s Curtis Harding and Austin Rose tied for third after shooting a 46 and Ryan Lane tied for fifth with a 48 Skyline’s Joonsang Um placed second overall with a score of 42 Exciting times are ahead of ‘Glenda from Greenhills’ who has been announced as Tallaght Person of the Year 2024 was “totally shocked” when she was called on stage at the TPOTY ceremony on Saturday Subscribe for as little as €0.75 per week and support local news in your area check your spam folder for our automated emails you need to purchase a subscription to finish the process Subscribe Already a member! Login Greenhills and formerly of Milltown; peacefully James’s Hospital especially the wonderful staff on HASU Callum and Lauren and a cherished sister of the late Nancy and Kevin Carmel will be forever loved and very sadly missed by her loving children To view Carmel’s Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 10am please see the following link: churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills In Carmel’s memory and her love of flowers, give flowers to someone who might need a little cheering up today. 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 at home; beloved husband and best friend of the late Maureen and loving and devoted dad to Mary John and the late Thomas; John will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving family Crumlin Village on Monday (7th October) from 5pm to 7pm Funeral Mass on Tuesday (8th October) at 10am in the Holy Spirit Church followed by burial in Bohernabreena Cemetery To view John’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10am, please see link- https://churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills Please Note: The links provided to live-stream the Funeral Mass is managed by independent streaming companies. The Funeral Home accepts NO responsibility for its functionality or interruption to a live transmission. Gerard passed away peacefully in the presence of his family at Tallaght University Hospital on the 9th September 2024 He is predeceased by his parents Paul and Carmel and his brother Dave Gerard will be sadly missed by his sisters Paula and Fiona May his kind and gentle soul rest in peace Lower Kimmage Road on Thursday (12th September) from 2.00pm to 4.00pm Gerard’s Funeral Mass will take place at 12.15pm on Friday (13th September) in the Church of St Mount Argus followed by cremation at Mount Jerome Crematorium The Cunningham family would like to thank most especially the doctors nurses and staff of Limekiln Lane Medical Centre and Tallaght University Hospital for the kindness and care shown to Gerard Family flowers only, please. Donations in memory of Gerard may be made, in lieu, to Tallaght University Hospital Foundation. Enquiries to Fanagans Funeral Home, Lower Kimmage Road-014925959 Ohio — One woman has been arrested following a shooting in Greenhills Sunday afternoon According to a press release from the Greenhills Police Department officers were dispatched to the area of Winton Road around 4:53 p.m had been involved in a physical altercation with the victim that resulted in both individuals driving separately northbound on Winton Road Kenny fired a weapon at the victim's vehicle Police report that the victim had two other people in the car the victim provided officers with Kenny’s name and a description of her vehicle Officers determined the vehicle’s license plate number as part of their investigation With the assistance of the Springdale and West Chester police departments officers located Kenny's vehicle near her residence and subsequently located Kenny at her residence Kenny was arrested and charged with three counts of felonious assault She was transported to the Hamilton County Justice Center No injuries were reported as a result of the shooting Greenpark and formerly of Inchicore; peacefully after a short illness surrounded by his loving family in the kind care of the staff of Tallaght Hospital; beloved husband of the late Helen a much-loved grandad to his 10 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren and loving father-in-law of Conor John will be forever loved and very sadly missed by his loving children To view John’s Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 11.30am please see the following link: churchmedia.tv/holy-spirit-parish-church-greenhills To view John’s Cremation Service at 1.30pm please see the following link: https://www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/newslands-cross-cemetery-crematorium Family flowers only please. Those who cannot attend the Funeral, please feel free to leave a message in the condolence book below. GREENHILLS woman Deirdre Costigan was elected as a Labour Party Member of Parliament (MP) in the UK General Election last week Ms Costigan now represents the Ealing Southall constituency in London after winning the seat on Friday with 23,000 votes – representing 49 per cent of the votes in the ward Greenhills’ Fran Love (3) prepares to swing at the ball during a baseball game at Ypsilanti Lincoln High School .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Greg Wickliffe |gwickliffe@mlive.comANN ARBOR – A busy week meant plenty of chances for Fran Love to make an impact And Love didn’t let any of those opportunities go to waste The Ann Arbor Greenhills baseball senior standout filled the stat sheet last weel to help the Gryphons go 5-0 which helped him earned Athlete of the Week honors three RBIs and nine runs scored at the plate and secured a victory on the mound by striking out seven FGR batters in one of the wins The Alma College commit claimed AOTW recognition by earning more than 36% of the total votes Pioneer baseball junior Anders Whitridge (30.9%) and Chelsea baseball senior Jimmy Sciackitano (8.9%) rounded out the top vote-getters Check out the results from the poll below and don’t forget to return to MLive on Tuesday morning for the next edition of the Athlete of the Week poll Please CLICK HERE if you’re having trouble viewing the poll Issues with signing in? 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Click here to register Please check your spam or junk folder just in case asks what does it mean to have hope in the face of climate crisis Her resulting novel’s release into the landscape of 2025 only makes it more so easing us into the future where the novel takes place a future marked by global heating and mass extinction a scientist working to find and preserve the fading vestiges of plant and wildlife brings home specimens and treasures to share with his daughter at their home in the foothills of lutruwita/Tasmania as Tom is forced to reckon daily with the disappearance of the plants and animals he loves Sign up for our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning These global losses, as well as closer, more intimate ones revealed as the novel progresses, weigh heavily on Tom and, early on, Elena wakes up to find that he has left. His absence is abrupt and unexplained. So when Kit, an old friend who loved both Elena and Tom deeply, asks Elena and Orla to venture into the forest with him to see if they can find answers on an old yacht in the middle of a nearly-frozen lake, she agrees. By this stage of the story, the effects of global heating have become more palpable – Elena and Orla’s home has been crushed by a falling tree during a storm that has devastated the city and triggered civil unrest. Elena is driven by a desperate need for answers, and the knowledge that the home she is leaving behind has been irrevocably damaged. Read moreThe reality that Greenhill describes is painfully close Those animals that haven’t been wiped out are being pushed further out of their natural environments with scientists working hard to manufacture something close to a natural balance Despite glimmers of hope – lilies that bloom at the edges of flood waters penguins returning to nest in human-made protective huts – they are largely fighting a losing battle leaving only the barest traces of themselves behind but they too have been pushed to the edges a devastating global reality powerfully imagined What does it mean to hope in the face of this crisis that hope can be found in children and in the creation of life But after Orla – “hope embodied” – is born the possibility of a second child makes Tom question the ethics of raising children in a world for which he has no hope asks Tom what he sees when he imagines his children’s future “With everything I know about the way the Earth is changing I can’t picture my children’s future at all.” presenting a man completely incapable of seeing his way out from beneath his own grief And yet she doesn’t use it to excuse his actions allowing Elena to express her fury at his disappearance and the selfishness of leaving her behind to raise and care for a child who is hurt and confused by his absence they are unable to fully reach beyond one another’s grief And while this is particularly true of Tom in her inability to explain things to Orla; and of Kit whose feelings for Tom have long been an unspoken truth as Elena intimates when she first encourages Tom to try for a family that finding ways to connect to each other is the most important thing there is There’s an uneasy question lying beneath this – is connection enough but love is a powerful and joy-filled filament that radiates through an otherwise bleak narrative Free newsletterCatch up on the fun stuff with Guardian Australia's culture and lifestyle rundown of pop culture an “endling”: a word that describes the moment in which the last of a species dies while somewhat disconnected from the main narrative at first are a powerful way of bearing witness to great global loss Greenhill writes: ‘“Endlings’ is a word of haunting but perhaps it is impossible for any language the finality of that singular condition of being A songbird calls out through the twilight for a mate when there is no other like him surviving anywhere on Earth He is alone.” She may well be summarising her own novel This beautiful novel cuts deep – and leaves an open wound The Clinking by Susie Greenhill is out through Hachette Australia ($32.99)