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Security Alert from Blackrock Garda
A number of houses have been burgled in the Blackrock area due to back patio doors being left open, please ensure all doors / windows are properly secured. Lock up Light Up. Suspicious activity in the Stillorgan area, three males calling door to door offering tarmacking... read moreGlenalbyn Pool Protest Date Change: Saturday 10am-10.30am December 15th
Change of Date: this protest will now take place on Saturday 15th December 2018, 10.00 am – 10.30 am outside the main entrance to Glenalbyn / Kilmacud Crokes (on the path outside the overflow carpark).
read moreHome Security Alert: Checklist
Please be vigilient. There was an attempted break-in in Cherrygarth on Tuesday evening. Check how well your home is secured with a simple Home Security Checklist compiled by An Garda Síochána.
read more2019 Historic Structures Fund and Built Heritage Investment Schemes
The Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht have launched two schemes to help fund built heritage projects. The schemes will support the owners and custodians of protected structures. Applications open until 31 January 2019. The Built Heritage Investment Scheme (€1,500-€15,000) is for the repair and conservation of structures that are protected under the Planning and Development Act 2000. The Historic Structures Fund (€20,000-€50,000) assists with works to safeguard certain historic structures into the future.
read moreGarda Alert: Targeting the Elderly
Please be aware of scams in the area. Do not pay money at the door for unwanted services. Contact Gardai if suspicious. Phone: 01 666 5200 / 666 5600
read moreStillorgan Investment Funding Announcement
Stillorgan is to receive significant investment as part of the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund. Funding of €1,337,500 will be for Public Realm Works as set out in the “Stillorgan Village Area Movement Framework Plan”. These works will include new pocket parks, redesign of roadspace, and the new Stillorgan Public Library.
read moreTaking in charge of Slip Road on The Rise Mount Merrion – DLRCC Citizen Space
DLR CC has given notice of its intention to consider the making of a declaration that the slip road on The Rise be taken in charge and be declared as a public road (which includes footpaths).
The Slip road runs parallel to The Rise Mount Merrion starting at the junction of Chestnut Road and continues for 88.2M to its junction with The Close. The latest date for receipt of objections or representations is 4.00 p.m. on Friday, 21st December 2018.
read moreWWI, The RMS Leinster and Mount Merrion
Despite a population of less than 20, Mount Merrion lost a life to The Somme.
read moreTwo Mount Merrion sites brought together for sale at €32m
Irish Times article October 31, 2018... read moreLiving With Loss Talk Thursday November 1st
A free public information evening about Bereavement with guest speaker Niamh Fitzpatrick (Psychologist, sister of Capt. Dara Fitzpatrick). The Alex Hotel, 40—41 Fenian Street, Dublin 2, 5.30pm-8pm.
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