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New Harbour Square will be ‘heartbeat of Balbriggan’ (opens the original)
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The Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tony Murphy, and the Minister for Housing James Browne, on Saturday, September 19, officially opened Harbour Square, the landmark €15 million redevelopment of Balbriggan’s historic Quay Street and Harbour area. Harbour Square is the flagship project and largest capital investment within the €50-€55 million Our Balbriggan Rejuvenation Programme 2019-2030, one of the most ambitious urban regeneration initiatives currently underway in Ireland. Extending across 19,300 squar
E-scooter age limit to rise to 18 (opens the original)
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Younger teenagers will soon be barred from riding e-scooters, as the Government raises the minimum age amid concern over serious injuries. The age limit will rise from 16 to 18 on October 2. On the same day, fees for recovering a seized e-scooter will double: detention and the first day of storage will cost €80, with a further €30 charged for each additional day. Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien said: “Increasing the minimum age for e-scooter use to 18 is a neces-sary and proportionate roa
Free Dún Laoghaire energy event: Enhance home efficiency and reduce costs (opens the original)
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The ‘Energy Upgrades at Home and in the Community’ information event and exhibition takes place on Saturday, October 10, from 11am to 2pm at County Hall, Marine Road, Dún Laoghaire. Admission is free, but advance booking is required. Designed to make energy upgrades easier to understand, the event will bring trusted energy experts together under one roof to provide straightforward advice on everything from simple, no-cost energy-saving measures to comprehensive home energy upgrades. Visitors wil
Baby siamang gives Dublin Zoo family a new arrival (opens the original)
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There is a new baby in the siamang gibbon enclosure at Dublin Zoo, and keepers have already seen it feeding from its mother, Cahaya. Born on Sunday, August 30, the infant joins Cahaya, father Luca and two-year-old brother Sanuk. The zoo’s animal care team has not yet confirmed whether the baby is male or female, but says it has been observed suckling healthily and is settling in with the family. Cahaya, 16, arrived at Dublin Zoo in 2014. Luca, 25, joined her in 2018, and the pair welcomed Sanuk
DCC launches new campaign to recruit the engineers who will shape Dublin's future (opens the original)
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Dublin City Council has launched a new recruitment campaign to attract graduate engineers who will help deliver some of the most significant infrastructure, climate action, housing and transport projects planned for the capital in the years ahead. The campaign, “Build Dublin’s Future”, showcases how graduate engineers can build rewarding careers while helping deliver projects that will impact the city for decades to come. The campaign is aimed at final-year students and recent graduates in Civil
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