The late Margaret (Peggy) Murphy (née Phelan) Reposing at Cunningham’s Funeral Home, Lucan on Thursday evening (May 1st) between 6 pm and 8 pm. Removal on Friday morning (May 2nd) to St. Matthew’s Church, Upper Ballyfermot arriving for Funeral Mass at 11.30 am followed by burial in Esker Cemetery. Margaret’s funeral service may be viewed online (live only) by following this LINK. Family flowers only, please. Get Laois news delivered directly to your inbox. Griffin, Joseph, 15th April 2025, late of Palmerstown and formerly of Carnaross, Co. Meath and Ardclough, Co. Kildare. Peacefully in the wonderful care of the staff at the Beech Unit, Rathborne Nursing Home, Ashtown surrounded by his wife Mary, their son John and grandchildren, Damien, Matthew and Eva and fortified by the rites of the Church, Joe's earthly journey drew to a close. As a very keen photographer he kept us all informed about the natural and animal world and won many awards for his creativity in the gardening world. Removal on Monday morning (21st April) to St.Paul of the Cross Church, Mount Argus, Lower Kimmage Road, Dublin 6W, arriving for Mass at 12.30pm. Burial afterwards in Esker Lawn Cemetery, Lucan. Family flowers only, donations if desired to The Alzheimer's Society of Ireland. Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Date Published: If you would like to make a donation to the chosen charity please click on the button below. memorial mass or anniversary for a Loved One?You can now create a family notice on RIP.ie to remember your loved one District 8 Weekend Festival—Co Kildare At The Manor | Summer Festival Series D8 In The Garden returns in 2024 kicking off on Saturday 3rd of August for a special looking for trouble show with Mall Grab X Armand Van Helden Next up on Sunday August 4th for their 10th Birthday Celebrations the iconic Carl Cox will lay down a very special DJ set alongside some special guests in the Walled Garden The following weekend will see a very special Show with Geordie Phenomenon Ben Hemsley on Friday the 9th of August 2024 Saturday August 10th will see the return of Brazillian Phenomenon Mochakk A thrilling summer party in the enchanted Walled Garden at Palmerstown House in Co all eager to partake in something exceptional Expect to find some of the biggest artists such as Mall Grab and Armand Van Helden the iconic Carl Cox and many more at what is sure to be an unforgettable D8 In The Garden    Use the TFI journey Planner / TFI Live App to plan your route Address is Palmerstown House Estate W91 FK10 Naas The nearest train station is Sallins & Naas – a 50 min walk or 8 min taxi ride from the site heck Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail for details Bus departs & returns from/to North Wall QuayBus Stop 7623 Full timetable & ticket links at Marathon group site Taxi Fare Estimator | Transport for Ireland The nearest train station is Sallins & Naas – a 50 min walk or 8 min taxi ride from the site We recommend you pre-arrange your transport in advance including pre-booking taxis At The Manor will take place at Palmerstown House Estate 15 minutes from Newlands Cross / Red Cow Junction “The golf course is in absolutely perfect condition,” said Palmerstown House’s own Mick O’Shea one of the 135 who will vie for the coveted title “Hopefully the weather plays ball now as well and there is a little bit of run on the fairways because it’s a long golf course and it’s going to be playing to its full length as we’ll be off the blue tees all week.” After three years on the Wild Atlantic Dunes Course at Carne Golf Links the return to a parkland setting may be welcomed by some of the PGA Pros but measuring over 7,400 yards off the tips and with water abundant throughout “They’ll probably move the tees around on the 10th [the recently renovated par-3 that is now an island green] so that one won’t play as long and the tees might be moved up on the third but the 12th will play over 200 yards,” said O’Shea but it is the par-5 holes that are probably the jewel in the Palmerstown House Estate crown “They’re real risk and reward par-5s,” O’Shea adds “If you hit the ball down the fairway then you’ve got a chance of making a ‘three’ but then you could make a seven quite easily if you’re not perfect with your approach shot with 10 being surrounded by water now instead of sand as it was before it’s a good chance for a birdie if you hit the green but you can make triple just as easily “It’s a good test for the players this week Michael McGeady and loads of others and I’m sure they’ll be putting up good scores.” And anticipation is reaching fever-pitch levels at the host club as things get underway It’s been 19 years since we had it here and it was Padraig Harrington that won it back in 2005 It’s great to have it back and get the word back out there that Palmerstown is very much alive and kicking.” Harrington may be the last course winner of the Championship but defending champion David Higgins is vying with the previous two winners with each of the trio a three-time championship winner “It’s one of the biggest championships across Great Britain and Ireland,” O’Shea explains “and the prestige that goes along with it is huge They did a wonderful job hosting in Carne the last three years so hopefully we can carry on the great work that they’ve done.” the weather wasn’t particularly kind to Carne and O’Shea hopes that favourable conditions and the proximity to the nation’s capital will bring spectators out in their droves to watch the elite PGA Pros of Ireland do battle And it’s not just the spectators who are eager to be involved with record tournament entries recorded “I think this year there’s been over 160 entries,” O’Shea said “so there’s a massive waiting list to get in which is great to see the golf course is perfect and it all adds up to what will hopefully be a great week and a great championship.” Follow the live scoring by clicking here PGA HeadquartersCentenary HouseThe BelfrySutton ColdfieldWest MidlandsB76 9PT ®PGA is a registered trademark of The Professional Golfers’ Association LimitedPGA Golf Management Ltd is a subsidiary of The Professional Golfers’ Association LimitedPGA.info is the official web site of The PGA © 2025 The architect teamed up with Katie and Jason Rehill to help them transform their 1970s semi-detached home in Palmerstown into a house that was spacious enough for their two children It wasn’t all smooth sailing though and Dermot was up against it in the cluttered three-bed which had serious problems with damp and was in need of a complete renovation RELATED: Favourite Sunday night TV show Room To Improve makes a big impression on it’s return Katie and Jason explained to Dermot how they spend thousands each winter trying to keep their home warm and don’t even bother to use the upstairs bathroom as it’s too cold – and the shower doesn’t work ‘When we bought the house we knew there were underlying issues that we’d fix eventually,’ they explained before giving the example of the wires on the floor that they quite literally ‘swept under the carpet’ by covering with underlay Katie and Jason’s biggest worry is damp and especially in their son Harry’s room as he has asthma and she has to wipe the ‘dripping’ walls in the winter Dermot understands all their concerns and comes up with a plan to add a large extension down one side of the house which will be a living area He’ll create an extra bedroom and an office for Jason – hopefully there’ll even be a spot for Katie’s eggs to continue hanging on the wall Katie is so impressed at seeing their ‘dream’ on paper that she starts shaking… and that’s not even at the price Dermot’s idea comes in bang on budget at €325k but leaves no room for changes During their first look around the house Katie and Jason chat about wanting mirrors on the shed but Dermot quickly reminds them there are lots of decisions to be made in the house first He suggests using the unexpected depth of the underfloor to put in underfloor heating all the way through their home (which surveyor Claire Irwin recommends doing as it’ll be better in the long run) and they also have to decide what’ll happen with their insulation as the house has none in the walls A surprise that pops up during the build is asbestos in the front porch which costs €1440 to remove and learning about this as Claire tells her the prices of insulation options it’s not ideal for the stressed family who have already got a pressed budget and are trying to keep family life on the road Another discussion point during the renovations is the open-plan kitchen as Katie is worried about the smells while Jason questions the location of the sink Katie laughs at the idea of hiding it but Dermot gets his idea of liking a ‘flush’ wall and having a clean when one person in an open-plan space is relaxing Four weeks later the extension is really coming to life and Katie says the frame looks like a ‘hotel in my garden’ but there’s still discussion to be had over the design of the space Dermot suggests having a green kitchen so it blends into the garden but Katie isn’t for it and says it was the ‘one colour’ she was hoping not to have or perhaps not as Katie is talked around to it even if she’s not convinced Jason will be keen as he’s set on having a white who are renting somewhere to live during the build and paying two mortgages have to make during the build is whether to delay the upstairs work and focus on the downstairs renovations so they can get back into their home quicker Katie and Jason decided to focus on the ground-level family spaces and end up getting back into their home over a month ahead of plan The result of the extension is a home that is no longer cluttered and disjointed with a cosy sitting room at the front and tonnes of storage space it’s a modern kitchen and dining space glazed on two sides and flooded with light… Katie’s eggs are even still on the wall and she’s grown to ‘absolutely adore’ the green colour even if she leaves Dermot hanging when he asks about it After showing Dermot around their new downstairs Katie reveals that one of her favourite parts is the cosy sitting room which gives her somewhere to relax for a few hours on a Friday night ‘Irish mammies deserve a 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St Palmerstown arriving for Funeral Mass at 10 am followed by Cremation in Newland’s Cross Crematorium Tommy’s Funeral Mass may be viewed (live only) by following this LINK. Family flowers only, please. CondolencesDonate to CharityWould you like to mark a birthday Dublin and formerly Air Corps and Ordnance Survey) April 12th having proudly celebrated his recent 90th birthday Beloved husband of Cepta and much loved dad of Ciaran Reposing at his home on Monday evening (April 14th) between 4pm and 7pm Removal on Tuesday morning (April 15th) to the Church of the Sacred Heart Arbour Hill arriving for Funeral Mass at 11.30am followed by cremation in Glasnevin Crematorium (due at approximately 1.30pm) Family flowers only, please, donations if desired to Our Lady’s Hospice, Harold’s Cross. Beloved wife of Paddy and much loved mother of Catriona Sadly missed by her loving husband and children sister Geraldine and brother-in-law Seamus Reposing at her home on Friday evening (March 28th) between 6 pm and 8 pm Removal on Saturday morning (March 29th) to St Palmerstown arriving for Funeral Mass at 10am followed by burial in Esker Lawn Cemetery Mary’s Funeral Mass may be viewed online (live only) by following this LINK Family flowers only, donations if desired to The Alzheimer Society of Ireland. Dublin 20 and formerly of Ballyfermot) March 19th Alex and the late Martina and sister of Peter and the late John Beloved wife of the late Michael and much loved mother of Fiona Reposing at her home on Tuesday evening (11th March) from 5pm to 8pm Palmerstown on Wednesday morning (12th March) arriving for Requiem Mass at 10am followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery Christina’s Funeral Mass may be viewed online (live only) by following this LINK Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to St. James’ Hospital Foundation. passed away peacefully in the loving care of the doctors nurses and carers in Elm Green Nursing Home and Blanchardstown Hospital Patrick will be very sadly missed by his loving children and adored grandchildren donations if desired to the "Alzheimer's Society of Ireland" https://alzheimer.ie/get-involved/become-a-friend-support-asi/donate/ There will be a Funeral Mass held for Patrick in The Church of St Palmerstown on Thursday morning the 24th of April at 10am followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery at 12noon For those who wish to view Patrick's Funeral Mass you can do so by clicking on the following link https://www.churchservices.tv/palmerstown Those who would have liked to attend the funeral, but cannot, please leave your condolences at the bottom of this page or send on your condolences by the traditional manner. surrounded by his loving family and in the wonderful care of staff at Ryevale Nursing Home who went above and beyond in caring for Willie Predeceased by his sisters Noreen and Marie Beloved husband of Sheila and loving father of Niall Willie will be very sadly missed by his wife Ballyfermot on Monday the 3rd of March from 2-4pm Willie’s Funeral service will take place in Stafford's Funeral Home Ballyfermot on Tuesday the 4th of March at 2:30pm The Funeral service will be streamed live via the following link https://www.staffordsfunerals.com/webcam3/ --------------------------------------------- Cremation / Burial.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Date Published: surrounded by her loving family and in the wonderful care of staff in Connolly Hospital Predeceased by her husband Gerald and her brother Donal Nuala will be very sadly missed by her daughters and sons her 27 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren Reposing at her residence on Wednesday the 22nd of January 6 - 8pm Removal on Thursday morning the 23rd of January to St arriving for Funeral Mass at 10am followed by Burial in Palmerstown Cemetery The Funeral Mass will be streamed live via the following link https://www.churchservices.tv/palmerstown Dublin 20 and formerly of Ballyfermot) January 22nd in the loving care of the staff at Ryevale Nursing Home Beloved husband of Anne and much-loved father of Donal and Róisín Lucan on Friday evening (24th January) from 5pm to 7pm Palmerstown on Saturday morning (25th January) arriving for Requiem Mass at 10am followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery Noel’s Funeral Mass may be viewed online (live only) by following this LINK Family flowers only, please. Donations, if desired, to Alzheimer Society of Ireland. late of Palmerstown and formerly of Ballyfermot (Peacefully) in her 95th year at St James Hospital surrounded by her loving family Predeceased by her beloved husband Tommy and son Joe Anne will be very sadly missed by her heartbroken daughters Lauri and Anne "May her kind and gentle soul rest in peace." Anne will repose at Stafford’s Funeral Home on 13th December from 3pm to 4pm Removal on Saturday morning to St Philomena’s Church Palmerstown arriving for 10am Funeral Mass followed by a committal service and a celebration of Ann’s life at Stafford’s Funeral Home at 11.45am Anne’s Funeral Mass will be streamed live on Saturday at 10am via the following link https://www.churchservices.tv/palmerstown Anne’s committal can also be viewed using the link below with the password Oneill https://www.staffordsfunerals.com/webcam3/ Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: (late of Palmerstown and formerly of Ballyfermot) Peacefully surrounded by his loving family at Our Lady’s Hospice Predeceased by his beloved daughter Olivia Edward will be very sadly missed by his loving wife Ann donations if desired to Our Lady’s Hospice Edward will be reposing in Stafford’s Funeral Home Ballyfermot on Tuesday 25th February from 2pm to 4pm A committal service and a celebration of Edward’s life will take place on Wednesday at 2.30pm at Stafford’s Funeral Home For those who wish to view Edward's committal service you can do so by clicking on the link below aged 85 - peacefully surrounded by her loving family and in the wonderful care of the staff at the Blackrock Hospice Very sadly missed by all the extended Jones family of Noel and Eileen She was a loving grandmother to Zita Marie now in heaven and her other grandchildren Finian Chloe and Abigail and her great grandchildren Elizabeth Angela and Caroline and the extended Brennan family of Denis and Noeline nephews as well as her many friends and great neighbours in Palmerstown from 2pm to 4pm and at her home from 6pm to 8pm Removal from Ann’s home on the morning of Friday Dublin 20 arriving for Funeral Mass at 10am followed by burial in Old Esker Cemetery https://olh.ie/donate/ The Funeral Mass will be streamed live on the morning of Friday https://www.churchservices.tv/palmerstown NOISE monitors are currently in place at Lucan and Palmerstown to map and monitor traffic with a pilot project in place for the N4 It follows the publication of the Dublin Agglomeration Noise Action Plan 2024-2028 which was prepared by the Action Planning Authority Working Group for local authorities in Dublin 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 CLONDALKIN Rugby Club senior men’s team had plenty to shout about when they claimed the Leinster League Division Two A title. It’s the first time ... 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 passed away peacefully in her 97th year at Parke House Nursing Home surrounded by her loving family and supported by the wonderful nurses and carers predeceased by her beloved husband Paddy and brother Paddy She will be sadly missed by her sons-in-law She will be also greatly missed by her 16 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren Reposing at William Ryan & Sons Funeral Home (W23 XC90 - entrance at Books & Gifts) on Tuesday followed by burial at Moynalty Cemetery Kells Co we kindly ask that you wear bright colours for the Requiem Mass on Thursday If you wish to donate, please do so by clicking the following link; https://alzheimer.ie/get-involved/become-a-friend-support-asi/donate/ 2024 (peacefully) surrounded by her loving family at Connolly Hospital Predeceased by her parents Michael and Ellen Beloved wife of the late Frank and much-loved mother of Tim and Michael Reposing at Cunningham’s Funeral Home, Lucan on Sunday evening (November 24th) between 4pm and 6pm. Removal on Monday morning (November 25th) to St. Philomena’s Church, Palmerstown arriving at 10am followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery. Teresa’s Funeral Mass may be viewed online (live only) by following this LINK Messages of sympathy and condolences for the family may be left by selecting “Condolences” below or alternatively at www.cunninghamsfunerals.com Family flowers only, donations if desired to The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Ireland McCarthy, Brendan (late of Stewarts Care, Palmerstown and formerly Oak Park Cross, Tralee, Co. Kerry) – 18th January, 2025 (peacefully), in the care of the staff of Stewarts Care. Son of the late Kitty and John Joe McCarthy and beloved brother of Ted, Noel, Niall and the late Michael. Deeply regretted and very sadly missed by his loving family, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family and many friends. Reposing at the Fanagan Kirwan Funeral Home, Fairview Strand, on THURSDAY evening (23rd January) from 6pm to 7pm. All welcome. Removal to St. Philomena’s Church, Old Lucan Road, Palmerstown, on MONDAY morning (27th January), arriving for 10am Requiem Mass, which will be live-streamed via the link below. Funeral thereafter to Mount Jerome Crematorium, Harold’s Cross. Brendan’s family wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to all the team at Stewarts Care, for their exceptional kindness and support. It has been deeply appreciated. Donations, in lieu, to Down Syndrome Ireland. surrounded by her loving husband and family members in the care of staff at in The Hermitage medical clinic Margaret will be very sadly missed by her loving husband brothers Martin and Myles and sisters Eithne Removal on Wednesday morning to Rathfarnham Parish Church arriving for Funeral Service at 12:15 followed by cremation in Mount Jerome Victorian Chapel at 1:45pm The Funeral Service will be streamed via the following link https://www.youtube.com/live/gM2aUgqz0iU?si=MJ9mZQkXayEONXOi The Crematorium Service will be streamed live via the following link https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/ Funeral Service.css-h76uj{display:inherit;margin-right:-4px;margin-left:8px;}Cremation / BurialDate Published: For those who wish to view Mary's Funeral Mass you can do so by clicking on the link below Published links are provided and managed by an independent Media provider. The Funeral Home accepts no responsibility for functionality, the timing of a live broadcast or any interruption to a live broadcast. https://www.kildarenow.com/section/1005/contact-us All the latest breaking local news from Kildare and county Keep up to date with the latest sports news Read all the latest Irish news and updates from around Ireland Find whats happening in and around Kildare and Leinster Enjoy our award winning photos and picture galleries taken in Kildare and Leinster Catch up on all the latest business news in Kildare and Leinster Read about the latest properties available in Kildare and Leinster Enjoy our latest and up to date motoring review and news in Kildare and Leinster Kildare and Leinster Met Eireann Weather Forecast Recent death notices and obituaries from Kildare and Leinster Latest environmental and climate change news in County Kildare Please allow ads as they help fund our trusted local news content Kindly add us to your ad blocker whitelist If you want further access to Ireland's best local journalism consider contributing and/or subscribing to our free daily Newsletter Support our mission and join our community now you can subscribe for as little as €0.50 per week which will also give you access to all of our premium content and archived articles Thank you for supporting Ireland's best local journalism Participants in the Captain's Prize Day at Palmerstown Golf Club USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY " + $(".testo_articolo").html().replace(//g please subscribe and support local journalism Subscribing will allow you access to all of our premium content and archived articles To continue reading this article for FREE,please kindly register and/or log in Registration is absolutely 100% FREE and will help us personalise your experience on our sites You can also sign up to our carefully curated newsletter(s) to keep up to date with your latest local news Photo courtesy of An Garda Síochána Kildare Outside Naas courthouse are: Susanna Cawley House of Hearing's experienced audiologist Matt Allen Subscribe or register today to discover more from DonegalLive.ie Donegal Post and Inish Times here for instant access to Donegal's premier news titles Keep up with the latest news from Donegal with our daily newsletter featuring the most important stories of the day delivered to your inbox every evening at 5pm This publication supports the work of the Press Council of Ireland and Office of the Press Ombudsman and our staff operate within the Code of Practice of the Press Council Lo-call 1800 208 080 or email: info@presscouncil.ie Christopher (Christy) – 16th of September 2024 (Palmerstown and formerly of Oranmore Road) (Suddenly but Peacefully in his home) Beloved husband of Imelda and loving father of David Christy will be very sadly missed by his wife Christy will be reposing at his home on Thursday 19th of September from 6-8pm Removal on Friday morning 20th of September to the Church of St Arriving for Funeral Mass at 10am followed by Burial in Palmerstown cemetery https://www.stmatthewsballyfermot.com/webcam/ Hall Peter (late of Palmerstown, Dublin 20) suddenly in St. James Hospital after a short illness, 17th October, 2024, predeceased by his brother David, sadly missed and loved by his husband Alan, Peter’s children Sarah and Mark, their mother Pauline, sister Chris, brother Michael, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nephews, nieces, great neighbours and his wide circle of friends. Peter will be lying in repose at his home on Sunday 20th October from 4pm to 6pm. A Service will take place on Monday 21st October at Staffords Funeral Home , Ballyfermot Road at 12.30pm followed by a Private Cremation. Family flowers only. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Irish Heart Foundation. As this is a celebration of Peter’s life, please wear bright and colourful clothing. A PALMERSTOWN student will encourage young people to show their potential by joining the first Gaisce Youth Ambassador Panel was one of 12 people aged 18 to 27 who were chosen to advocate for Gaisce – The President’s Award Eugene (Palmerstown and formerly of Virginia peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family Beloved husband of Josie (née Curley) and dear father of Yvonne Sadly missed by daughters-in-law Lynn and Ruth Remembering Eugene’s deceased brothers and sisters Fr.Aidan “Be still and know that I am God” Psalm 46:10 Palmerstown and formerly of Dolphin House and Durrow Road Crumlin) passed unexpectedly but peacefully surrounded by his loving family in the kind care of the staff of Connolly Hospital Beloved son of Angela and her partner John and much loved brother of Ashling Alan-Mark will be forever loved and sadly missed by his loving mother especially his friends and the staff in Stewart’s Hospital Reposing at the Brian McElroy Funeral Home Crumlin Village followed by burial in Palmerstown Cemetery To view Alan-Mark’s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10 am, please see link- https://www.crumlinparish.ie/parish-webcam/ Anyone wishing to offer their sympathies to the family can leave a message by clicking on the "Condolences" link 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. 2024 (peacefully) surrounded by his loving family in the wonderful care of the staff at Connolly Hospital and dear great-grandfather of Robyn and Troy Lucan on Wednesday evening (August 21st) between 5pm and 7pm Removal on Thursday afternoon (August 22nd) to Newlands Cross Crematorium arriving for a Funeral Service at 12pm John’s Funeral Service may be viewed (live only) by following this LINK Family flowers only please, donations, if desired, to the Irish Heart Foundation. The 114th Irish PGA Championship kicks off with a Pro-Am on Tuesday with the tournament running Wednesday through Friday With the 114th Irish PGA Championship just four days away anticipation is building for the showpiece event in the region as it returns to Palmerstown House Estate for the first time since 2005 Padraig Harrington was the winner in ’05 capturing the third of his titles before going on to win three more in succession as the event was hosted by the European Club from 2007 through 2009 Damien McGrane and defending champion David Higgins are each looking to rubberstamp their credentials as the dominant force in the post-Harrington era but PGA Ireland Manager Conor Dillon feels that the standard of play has been so high in 2024 that any one of a wide number of entrants could get their name on the trophy this year the standard is very high,” Dillon said “and just to give an example of that shot a course record last year and he shot the same score again this year at Elm Park but he had to to win because Simon Thornton finished with a 63 and he just came up one shot short anyone can win but you have to be well under par to be in contention.” Having gone head-to-head with regularity over the season the final preparations for the leading contenders have varied widely Order of Merit leader Tim Rice signed off with another victory – his fifth of the season – at the Bellewstown Pro-Am meaning he arrives at Palmerstown looking for three-in-a-row after victory at Delgany the week prior Thornton was competing in the Irish Challenge at the K Club Higgins is competing at the Staysure Seniors PGA Championship on the Legends Tour in Scotland headed to the Belfry and then onto Copt Heath for a PGA Open Series event have been making reconnaissance trips to County Kildare to ensure that they are familiar with the course that has seen recent redevelopment and the par-3 10th hole turned from a heavily-bunker-surrounded to an island green “I think the weather the weather has been quite favourable for good growth and the golf course is in perfect shape,” said Dillon “so it’s shaping up to be a great event “And I know a lot of PGA members have been going down to play practise rounds at Palmerstown over the last 10 days They’re quite active and posting some videos that they took from the venue on social media so it seems to be quite busy already.” The tournament kicks off with a Pro-Am on Tuesday before the Championship itself is decided over 54 holes from Wednesday through Friday and there are still limited spaces available for amateurs to enter a team and test their mettle alongside the pros “There are 43 to 45 teams in it at the moment,” said Dillon “and it’s a great way to launch the Championship itself It would be great to see the tee sheet full It’s going to be a great Championship “The roll of honour is incredible with the likes of Padraig Harrington It’s such a historic championship that it’s a piece of silverware that everybody is really keen to get their hands on.” There are still limited spaces for the Pro-Am morning session which will begin with a shotgun start and cost is €550 per team of three, and if you wish to join, contact Palmerstown House directly at 045 901 906, or via email by clicking here. 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Available on Apple and Android devices Home / Obituaries / Dr The peaceful death has taken place at Maryfield Nursing Home of Dr Aldona will be sadly missed by her nephew (David) extended family and all the kind care staff at Maryfield Nursing Home Predeceased by her parents John and Tess McBride Sean McBride and sister Carmel O’Duffy (née McBride) Aldona’s remains will be reposing at Maryfield Nursing Home Chapel Chapelizod (Eircode D20 WC89) on Thursday (March 27th) from 4:00pm to 5:30pm with removal on Friday morning (March 28th) at 12:00 noon to the Church of St Funeral Mass on Saturday morning (March 29th) after Requiem Mass at 11:00am followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery enquiries@highlandradio.comTelephone: (+353) 07491 25000Text: (+353) 086 60 25000Fax: (+353) 07491 25344 Designed by Manna  | Developed by Purposemakers Formerly of Charlemont Street, Dublin. Marie passed away peacefully at Maryfield Nursing Home, Chapelizod, Dublin. Predeceased by her loving husband Patrick (Peadar) Joseph McDonnell. She will be deeply regretted and sadly missed by her nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews, relatives and friends. Marie will repose at Cunningham's Funeral Home, Lucan (Eircode K78 R2C1) this Sunday from 12 noon to 1.30pm. Funeral Mass will take place on Monday at 1.30pm in The Holy Trinity Church, Derrinturn, Carbury, Co. Kildare followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery. You can also take part in Marie's Funeral Mass via the webstream link below. Personal messages of condolence can be left using the link at the bottom of this page. The family would like to thank you for your kindness and support at this sad and difficult time. Funeral will take place in Connecticut this Thursday March 27 and a remembrance Mass will be celebrated at a later date in Milltown, Co. Galway. The family welcomes and appreciates your thoughts and condolences at this time. Businessman has objected to the demolition and conversion of the Silver Granite Pub in Palmerstown • Why a Kerry businessman has joined locals in appealing a council decision with An Bord Pleanála • The reasons why Moriarty doesn’t back the multi-use project • Details of what the proposed scheme in Palmerstown Palmerstown Credit Union is excited to announce that we have been shortlisted in four categories at the upcoming ‘All Ireland Credit Union Awards.’ where the local community and our members helped us win the Members’ Choice Award giving us the title of No1 Credit Union in Ireland Among the finalists we have Margaret Dooley Originally joining for what was meant to be a short-term project Margaret has been with the credit union for nearly a decade She has played a key role in introducing online services and current accounts always keeping members’ needs at the forefront Our other finalist is Aisling Corcoran for ‘Credit Union Rising Star’ Aisling has been instrumental in promoting financial education for young people through the Money Smart Programme helping them develop the skills needed to manage their finances effectively We are also proud to announce that Teresa O’Gorman Teresa’s dedication has spanned over 10 years and her involvement every Thursday has made her a familiar and friendly face within the credit union She has also been active in the wider community previously serving as treasurer of the Waterstown Warriors and participating in the local knitting club “I’ve Got Knits.” Palmerstown Credit Union has been recognised in the Social Dividend Initiative (Social Impact) category for the success of our Community Fund this fund has contributed over €270,000 to local projects in arts making a real impact on Palmerstown and Chapelizod We are incredibly proud of these achievements and of the team and volunteers who have made it all possible Help us keep our title as Ireland’s No.1 Credit Union by voting for us in the Members’ Choice Award Find the link to 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collision involving a car and a motorcycle on the southbound carriageway of the M50 near Junction 7 at the Lucan/Palmerstown exit,” they said “Any road users who may have camera footage (including dash-cam) and were travelling on the M50 in both directions at the time are asked to make this footage available to investigating gardai “Anyone with any information is asked to contact Ronanstown Garda Station on (01) 6667700 the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 Join Slimming World Ireland and donate your clothes to charity when you lose the weight Dublin City Council is delighted to announce that it has completed the conversion of a former works depot building into a new tearoom and public toilets in Palmerston Park This 19th century designed semi-elliptical park is a much-loved local amenity which still retains many of its original design features such as the waterfall and pond and a quaint shelter Together with its variety of mature trees and playground the park is an important respite for all ages The operation of the tearooms will be offered by estate agents Colliers and it is envisaged that they will be open to the public in spring of 2025 The Palmerston park tearooms is the newest addition in Dublin City Council’s network of tearooms which provide facilities for visitors to stay longer and avail of the park amenities These tearooms also provide a sense of place where the local community can meet and socialize in a family friendly and healthy environment.  “The development of the tearooms and public toilets in this park will I know be a welcome amenity to the local community who take great pride in the heritage and appearance of the park.” The architect-designed tearooms comprise a generous light infused space which opens out to a sunny west facing courtyard which also gets the benefit of the morning sun through east facing glazed screens Two public toilets open directly onto the courtyard Decorative sliding steel screens at the entrance doors display an impression of the 19th century map of the park Outside the graveled courtyard Leinster granite kerbs enclose colourful pollinator friendly mixed planting beds   Parasols will provide shelter for those sunny or damp days.  The M50 Southbound at Junction 6 is expected to remain closed until after 6pm this evening following a crash near Blanchardstown in Dublin earlier today The collision happened southbound between Junction 6 Blanchardstown and Junction 7 Lucan/Palmerstown Diversions are in place and motorists are warned to expect 40 minute delays on alternate routes across West Dublin Gardaí say to expect significant delays to your journey t/a Kfm Radio - Company No: 355494 - Registered Office: Kfm Broadcast Centre Kfm is licenced by Coimisiún na Meán as a local sound broadcaster for Co Kildare Dublin) June 24th 2024 peacefully surrounded by her loving family in the care of the wonderful staff at Elm Hall Nursing Home Beloved wife of the late Sean and much loved mother of Sharon Reposing at Elm Hall Nursing Home, Celbridge on Wednesday evening (June 26th) between 5 pm and 7 pm. Removal on Thursday morning (June 27th) to St. Philomena’s Church, Palmerstown arriving for Funeral Mass at 10 am followed by burial in Esker Cemetery. Patsy’s funeral service may be viewed online (live only) by following this LINK Messages of sympathy and condolences for the family may be left by selecting “Condolences” below or alternatively at www.cunninghamsfunerals.com. Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open You are visiting us because we have something you value Advertising revenue goes some way to support our mission so we can continue to produce accurate and meaningful journalism An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. A MAN IN his 50s has died following a collision involving a car and a motorcycle on the southbound carriageway of the M50 near Junction 7 at the Lucan/Palmerstown exit earlier today The deceased man was travelling on a motorcycle the M50 was closed southbound following the serious collision with gardaí and emergency services at the scene The collision occurred between Junctions 6 and 7 at the Lucan/Palmerstown exit Motorists are warned to expect delays on approach to Dublin from M1 Garda Forensic Collision Investigators have completed an examination of the scene and the southbound carriageway has now reopened The local coroner has been notified and arrangements will be made for a post-mortem examination Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses to this collision to come forward ⛔️All lanes have closed S'bound between J6 Blanch and J7 Lucan Emergency services are on scene at a serious collision Create an email alert based on the current article Kicking off on November 22nd and running on select dates until December 23rd Santa’s House Express at Palmerstown House Estate is back again for its 11th year in a row Boasting a range of exciting new features for 2024 Christmas magic aplenty awaits at this exciting family day out RELATED: Púca Festival is getting us excited for Halloween in July with its brilliant line-up families will hop on board the Santa’s House Express train and ride through the estate’s scenic grounds that leads directly to Santa’s Manor Claus will be waiting on arrival to share her favourite holiday stories and offer tasty festive treats and of course family’s will get the chance to meet with Santa Claus himself – with little ones being sent home with a brand new For long-time visitors to Palmerstown Estate at Christmastime there’s several new elements to look forward to including a mischievous special guest in the Ice Cave alongside all-new immersive digital experiences Families will find a festive funfair at Winter Wonderland Village where each child will receive two complimentary ride tokens and a selection of delicious holiday treats and winter warmers Tickets for Santa’s House Express 2024 are on sale now with a 15% discount available for those who sign up through their website by September 30th Find more information and book over on their website Number 71 Palmerston Road measures 328sq m (3,531sq ft) and is for sale through Sherry FitzGerald, asking €2.85 million. When the owners of number 71 decided to add a three-storey extension to the rear of the house, they co-ordinated with their next-door neighbours at number 72, who were also planning to build an extension. The two couples hired one builder to do both extensions, which neatly mirror each other and blend in nicely with the main houses. There’s a bedroom with en suite shower room on the first-floor return, plus three bedrooms on the first floor including the main bedroom, a big double room with two sash windows looking out to the front, a walk-in wardrobe with floor-to-ceiling storage and a gorgeous en suite bathroom with marble-tiled floor, large shower with marble-tiled surround and large bath with marble surround. There’s also a shower room on the second-floor return. The back garden is tastefully landscaped, with original granite walls, wide beds with acers, box hedging, Allium and Hydrangeas, climbing roses and Hostas. At the end of the garden the owners have built a home office and shed with high-vaulted roof to maintain privacy. From the shed there’s access to a lane leading to Ormond Road and Killeen Road. Just four doors down, number 75 measures 251sq m (2,700sq ft) and is for sale through Mullery O’Gara, asking €2.75 million. It has a three-storey rear extension, but the owners of this house decided to go for a more contemporary design, which works particularly well when you see the luxurious main bathroom on the first-floor return, with its Antica natural stone floor and four-claw standalone bath hand-painted by artist Don Knox. The Antica natural stone also runs through all the floors at garden level, making everything flow nicely together and connect seamlessly with the outside. The main reception hallway has ornate ceiling cornices and centre rose, and an archway leading to an inner hall. The large interconnecting drawingroom and diningroom both have original matching fireplaces and original timber floors, sash windows and shutters, with walls and wall plates hand-painted by Knox. Bedroom one is on the first-floor return, part of the new extension, and it has floor-to-ceiling windows, bespoke wardrobes and a fully tiled en suite shower room. There are three more bedrooms on the first floor, and the largest, to the rear, has wall-to-wall bespoke fitted wardrobes and panelled walls, plus ceiling cornice, centre rose and dado rail. Bedroom three, to the front, has bespoke fitted wardrobes and a hand-painted Knox mural. There’s also a lovely, iridescent mosaic-tiled bathroom on the second-floor return. The private back garden is low-maintenance, with mature shrubs, plants and trees, artificial grass lawn and a patio laid in Antica natural stone, with garden lighting and a sound system for al fresco entertaining. There’s also a concrete outhouse, and access to the back lane. Kevin Courtney is an Irish Times journalist Facebook pageTwitter feed© 2025 The Irish Times DAC