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2 news 15 MAY 2013. NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WESTDublinPeop eCOMMENTIT’S fitting that James Plunkett’s classic novel, ‘StrumpetCity’, has been chosen as the ‘One City, One Book’ forDublin for 2013.Set against the backdrop of the 1913 Lockout, Plunkett’sDublin is a city of stark contrasts, with its working class charactersliving in deplorable conditions. Reading the novel today, youwill be struck by how little has really changed in our capital city.A recent report found that 90 per cent of flats inspected byDublin City Council were deemed unfit for habitation. A total of1,500 units were targeted in the crackdown on substandard privatehousing and 1,400 did not meet the minimum legal standards.That’s a pretty stark figure.The e1m increased inspection programme, which is fundedby the Department of the Environment, found unsafe electrics,no private bathrooms, windowless rooms, damp, mould and inadequateheating.The shocking figures relate to just three roads in Dublin withhigh numbers of flats and bedsits. A further 7,000 properties areto be inspected in the city as part of the programme. There’severy reason to fear that this will throw up more disturbing statistics.Dublin City Council is to be praised for stepping up the battleon so-called slum landlords who, presumably, wouldn’t allowmembers of their own families to live in their flats. Any officialaction against them, where appropriate, must be seen to be enforcedto restore our faith in the private rented sector.Many of those living in these dumps are from the fringes ofour society. They may be single parents struggling to make endsmeet; they may have a history of drug or alcohol dependency;they may have lived on the street at some stage.These are largely individuals without a voice. In many cases,they don’t have the support of their families and have limited accessto legal services. Some of them find it difficult to find rentedproperties that will accept rent supplement. They are easy preyfor the slum landlords of 2013 who are trampling on the rightsof the voiceless.Thankfully, there are organisations like Threshold fighting intheir corner. The chairperson of the agency, Senator Aideen Hayden,recently called for an ‘NCT for housing’ to tackle unscrupulouslandlords.Sadly, she was not surprised by the findings of Dublin CityCouncil’s inspections.“Some of these flats are in buildings that are more reminiscentof ‘Strumpet City’ than modern day Ireland,” she noted.It would be hard to come up with a bleaker assessment ofthe society we live in than that.You are invited to the1st PIETA HOUSE AUCTIONHosted by:MARTY WHELANVenue: The Morrison Hotel, Ormond Quay.Date: Thursday 23rd MayDoors open at 7pm - Auction Starts at 7.45pmTickets cost €10All proceeds go towards prevention of Suicide and Self HarmIf you can't make it please support this essentialservice by donating onlinewww.mycharity.ie/event/mikeyclancyFor more information visittwitter.com/pietaauctionANY MODULENorthside jobsblackspots revealedALARMING census figures released by the CentralStatistics Office have revealed dramatic unemploymentblackspots across the Northside.by Jack GleesonThe figures show that unemploymentin Dublin NorthWest, which includes Ballymunand Finglas, reached over 23 percent in 2011 when the nationalsurvey was carried out.The figure is more than doublethat of Dublin South wherethe rate was just 10.3 per centand almost five percentagepoints higher than the city average.Dublin Central, which includesCabra, Phibsboro and theNorth Inner City, shows unemploymentrunning at 20.4, alsohigher than the city average.In Dublin West, which includesBlanchardstown andCastleknock, the figures wereslightly better with the averagerate coming in at 17.5 per centcompared with an average of 16per cent for the entire Fingalarea.The latest Live Register figuresfor April indicate that unemploymentmay have fallenslightly in the two years sincethe census was carried out, withthe national average now standingat 14 per cent.However, co-ordinator ofthe National Organisation ofthe Unemployed, John Stewart,pointed out that there are stillover 186,000 people nationwidewho have been signing on forover a year.“At the rate the Live Registeris falling, it will take manyyears before we see a substantialfall in the numbers of peoplewho are unemployed,” he said.“The provision of a comprehensiveand integrated employmentand entitlement service toall unemployed people is criticalif the ongoing crisis is to be tackledeffectively.“We also need to see morejobs being created in areas thatmatch the skills and abilities ofunemployed people.”In Dublin North West, localTD John Lyons (Lab) is callingfor urgent EU funding for a newproject aimed at tackling youthunemployment in Ballymun.● Dublin North West TDJohn Lyons (Lab)An application for funds hasbeen made for the Ballymunpilot Youth Guarantee Schemeand Deputy Lyons stressed theneed for a speedy decision toEuropean Commissioner LászloAndor at a recent meeting inDublin Castle on youth unemployment.“Last October, an applicationfor European Commissionfunding was submitted for Ballymunto be a year-long pilotYouth Guarantee Scheme,”Deputy Lyons said. “Shouldthe application be approved, itwould guarantee any young personin Ballymun under 25 whonow finds themselves out ofwork or education for fourmonths, a training or educationplacement.“It would also act as a testcase for the future roll out of theYouth Guarantee Scheme inIreland on foot of the recent Europeanagreement on a e6 billionpackage to tackle youthunemployment.”The funding application wassubmitted six months ago andDeputy Lyons said he had beentold that it was still under consideration.“Every day that is lost to unemploymentis an opportunitymissed and potential left unfulfilled,”he added.“As a resident of Ballymunand champion of the YouthGuarantee, I am calling for theEuropean Commission to urgentlyannounce which pilotschemes will be funded to helpus tackle youth unemploymentand create opportunities for ouryoung people.”John Lyons TDWorking for youPlease contact meon 618 3280orjohn.lyons@oir.ieif I can ever beof any help or callto my clinics at;Monday at 10.00amin the Axis BallymunMonday at 12.00amupstairs in the DeputyMayor Pub CharlestownNew Finglas clinic detailsto be announced soon.● HIT VIDEO: Staff and students at Trinity College are aiming to reach 100,000 hits on YouTube withan energetic lip-sync video that highlights all the activities in the school. The video features pupilsmiming to music as they make their way through the corridors and into the school gym and it’s alreadybeen viewed more than 15,000 times. The video can be found by searching for Ballymun TrinityComprehensive in YouTube.Xtra-vision closures met with dismayNEWS that four Northside Xtra-vision stores are toclose for good with the combined loss of 21 jobs has beenmet with dismay.The closures at Phibsborough.Swords, Ongar and Carpenterstownwere confirmedlast week by joint receivers LukeCharleton and Colin Farquharsonof Ernst & Young who announcedthat a total of ninestores in the Republic of Irelandwere to be axed.The receivers said the storeswere identified for closure as aresult of unsustainable tradinglosses resulting from a fall inrevenue.“It is regrettable that wehave had to schedule these storeclosures and we are extremelygrateful to the employees andmanagement at all the stores fortheir loyalty and support duringwhat has been a very difficultand uncertain time,” said MrCharleton.The receivers said employeesaffected by the closureswould be offered appropriatesupport and advice throughoutthe redundancy process.Dublin 15 based councillor,David McGuinness (FF), saidthe closure of branches inOngar and Carpenterstownhighlighted the difficult retailenvironment experienced bystores in Dublin West."Following on from receivership,these stores wereconsidered unviable which failsto take into account the growingnature of the communitieswhich they find themselves in,”he continued.“Both stores will leave a gapinghole in the retail areas whichthey operated out of and willfurther diminish the choice onoffer to customers in Dublin 15."My sincere condolences goout to the staff of these stores. Iwelcome news that they will beprioritised should vacanciesarise in other stores but acceptthat this is cold comfort forthose who now find themselveson the dole queue.”Local Sinn Féin activist, NatalieTreacy, blamed the closureson “the failure of Labour andFine Gael’s continued austeritypolicy”.by Jack Gleeson“The closures will furtherdissipate the level of consumerchoice in the Dublin 15 area,”she said."I am grateful that these employeeswill be given first preferenceshould vacancies becomeavailable within other Xtra-visionstores. However, this willnot comfort those employeeswho now find themselves on thedole queue and may even haveto emigrate.“It is truly ironic that somepolitical representatives claim tohave sympathy with these employees,even though it is thepolicies of their parties whichcreated the meltdown of the retailsector that has resulted inthese job losses and others."Northsideflats slammedas ‘slums’contd from page 2“The Government needs to get serious about buildingsocial housing, delivering NAMA housing and services likethe Residential Tenancies Board which receives no Statefunding. Otherwise this problem will continue and getworse.”Dublin Central TD Pascal Donohoe (FG), whose constituencyincludes a significant amount of rented flats, describedthe statistics from the council inspections as“startling”.“They carried out 2,230 inspections on these 1,499properties - in other words, some were inspected more thanonce,” he said.“The council has been forced to issue 1,544 legal noticesto landlords requiring them to upgrade the standard ofaccommodation provided.“I have been in some of these flats, which are inhabitedby constituents and neighbours of mine, and the standardsin a small number of them have been deplorable.”Meanwhile, Deputy Ellis, who is Sinn Fein spokespersonon housing, said that despite the nationwide propertyboom during the Celtic Tiger era, Government policies hadfailed those looking to put an affordable roof over theirheads.“The Government's failure to tackle this problem hasallowed needs to grow, rents to rise, conditions to deteriorateand savvy landlords to make profits in the absence ofpublic provision,” he continued.“The depletion of our housing stock, the over relianceon the voluntary sector and the drive to subsidise privatelandlords and developers providing below standard housingat a very high price are not new policies, but they arebeing happily pursued by this Government.”According to Dublin City Council, there are just under20,000 people on the housing list.

15 MAY 2013. NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WESTnewsNew gate to link the living with the dead3WORK has begun on a new gate linking the BotanicGardens to Glasnevin Cemetery aimed at providing easyaccess to both attractions for over 1.2 million annual visitors.Minister of State with specialresponsibility for the Officeof Public Works (OPW), BrianHayes (FG), oversaw thebreaching of the wall that hasdivided the two institutions forhundreds of years earlier thismonth.The event marked commencementof construction ofa pedestrian link that’s expectedto be completed during thesummer.Work on the new link willinvolve the removal of a fourmetre section of existing railing,provision of a new securitycontrolled access gate, pavedsteps, and a gently sloped routedesigned for universal accessbetween each venue.It’s anticipated that visitorsto both the National BotanicGardens and Glasnevin Cemetery& Museum will use thelink to experience the amenitiesof both institutions and serve asa cultural and historical connectorfor future generations.The linking of the gardenswith the cemetery grounds andonto the Tolka Valley LinearPark will also create a greenpark of over 200 acres, whichwhen combined will be the secondlargest green space amenityin Dublin after Phoenix Park.by Jack GleesonMinister Hayes said localsand tourists alike would enjoythe benefits of “this excitingnew development”.“It is entirely appropriatethat my office, the OPW, havedriven this initiative, whichbrings together the synergies ofthe National Botanic Gardens,which it manages and GlasnevinCemetery, which throughOPW, has received Governmentgrant aid for its wonderfulrestoration works,” he said.Glasnevin Trust Chairman,John Green, also attended thebreaching of the wall.“Over 1.2 million peoplevisit these two great amenitiesevery year,” he said.“Soon we will all be able toenjoy both their similarities anddifferences in 200 acres ofbeautifully appointed historicalparklands and what will be thelargest traffic free zone inDublin City.”The new pedestrian link hasalso been welcomed by GlasnevinTrust historian, ShaneMacThomais.“Over the years lots of peoplehave asked us how to getfrom one site to the other,” hesaid. “This gate will make itpossible for visitors to enjoyboth sites with ease.”The National Botanic Gardensis Ireland’s premierbotanical and horticultural establishmentand has seen massivedevelopment since theOPW took over its managementin 1992.Since then, over 15 differentprojects have been carriedout, including the award-winningrestoration of the TurnerCurvilinear Range and theGreat Palm House. The Gardensalso host a range of cultural,scientific andeducational programmes for● Pictured at the breaching of the wall are Matthew Jebb, Director of National Botanic Gardens,Glasnevin Trust Chairman, John Green and Minister Brian Hayes. PHOTO BY MAXWELLS.young and old alike.Glasnevin Trust, whichowns and manages the Cemetery& Museum, has an ongoingprogramme to restorethe great Northside necropolisOver 75 per centpay council’shousehold chargeOVER 75 per cent of households in the Dublin CityCouncil administrative area paid the household chargeby March 31Figures released by thecouncil after a request fromNorthside People show thatof the estimated total ofproperties liable for thecharge (190,685), a total of142,516 had paid. The estimatedbalance unpaid atMarch 31 stands at 46,941and the amount of waiversapplied was 1,228.The total monies receivedin respect of these‘Paid Properties’ wase14,685,625. However, thecouncil pointed out that thisis not connected to the incomereceived for DublinCity as the Department ofto its pristine glory of the early1900s.This programme began in2007 and is due for completionin time for the 2016 Easter Risingcentenary celebrations.the Environment and LocalGovernment pays back theLocal Government Fundbased on a formula.Asked how the monieswill be spent, a spokeswomanfor Dublin CityCouncil said it would providea programme of servicesto the value of e811.6million this year.“These services rangefrom housing related, towater and drainage provision,to roads related, tocultural, recreational andamenity related,” sheadded.LEGOLAND ® WINDSOR RESORTDiscover how the fun builds at the LEGOLAND ®Windsor Resort with Stena Line.In 2013, children of all ages will be able to splash and play inLEGOLAND ® Windsor’s new DUPLO ® Valley, float through a magicalfairy tale landscape, experience LEGO’s ® new Legends of Chimain extraordinary 4D, and visit a galaxy of LEGO ® Star Wars stars.from only185 †per adult per nightinc. travel with carPrice includes:stenaline.ie/hotelsCall 01 204 7733or visit your travel agent†Based on a 2 night stay up to 11 July. *Under 12yrs old. Weekend and fastcraft travel supplements apply. Subject to availability. Conditions apply. LEGO, the LEGO logo and LEGOLANDare trademarks of the LEGO Group. © 2013 The LEGO Group. Star Wars and all characters, names and related indicia are ©2013 Lucasfilm Ltd & TM. All rights reserved.

6 news 15 MAY 2013. NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WESTAnna bounces back aftercochlear implant surgeryTHIS is little Anna Murphy (3) who is making a greatrecovery after undergoing recent cochlear implant surgeryat Beaumont Hospital.Anna initially had acochlear implant fitted justunder two years ago. However,it recently stopped working,bringing Anna back intoa world of silence.Her mother Lorraine,from Swords, is a member ofthe Happy New Ear groupwho are campaigning for bilateralcochlear implants to becarried out in Ireland. Shesaid that Anna's recent experiencefurther highlights thecase for two implants to becarried out at the same time."The good news for Annais that the recent surgeryseems to have been a competesuccess," she told NorthsidePeople. "All 22 electrodeswere inserted, tested and areworking. She will be switchedback on to sound in a fewweeks and we can't wait."She added: "To see a childso sick, afraid and tired afteran an anesthetic is hardby Tony McCullaghenough, but to think that shewill have to do it all again ifshe is lucky enough to get twoimplants is maddening. Annawill be back on her journey tosound shortly and it will takeat least a few weeks to makesense of sound again."Considering she is four inJuly, this is a critical part ofher little life to disrupt herhearing and speech progression."Lorraine paid tribute tothe Cochlear Implant Departmentin Beaumont Hospitalfor accommodating Anna'ssurgery so quickly. She alsothanked the staff of StRaphael's Ward, as well astheir family, friends and wellwishers.For further informationon the Happy New Ear campaign,check out their Facebookpage.Have you a story for us?Call the newsdesk at 862 1611OPEN TO THE PUBLIC100’S OF BRAND PRODUCTS DISCOUNTEDBoldE18ArielE18Daz E15● BRAVE: Anna Murphy is making a great recovery afterundergoing cochlear implant surgery.FairyE20150W Ariel & Bold E20Nicky 3pkE2Puresoft12pk E35ltr.E6Cif500 mlE2Cushion soft Cushelle x4pk .90c 24pk E9.50Talent 4pkE1.50Plenty kitchen8pk E6Triple Velvetfrom E5Astonish750mlE1Dublin remembers EU benefitsMANY Northsiders probablydidn’t even know that lastThursday (May 9) was EuropeDay but Dublin MEP EmerCostello says that 2013 is animportant year to reflect onwhat the European Union hasdone for the city.That’s because this yearmarks the 40th anniversary ofIreland becoming an EUMember State, and Dublin certainlyis a very different placethan it was back in 1973.A significant portion ofEU funding for Ireland hasbeen targeted at Ireland’s infrastructure,with grants orloans used to fund constructionof the M50, the DublinPort Tunnel and the Luas RedLine.Funding has also been allocatedfor 100 Dublin Busbuses, ESB’s Poolbeg Station,Dun Laoghaire Ferry Terminaland several other transport relatedprojects.Local roads like BallybrackRoad and Glencullen Roadhave benefited from EUmoney too and Irish Rail projectslike Heuston Station andnetwork signalling have receivedsignificant co-fundingfrom Europe.Europe has been good forbusiness as well because thefour Dublin City and Countyenterprise boards have beenfunded with the help of theEU while several local businessesin the capital have receivedfinancial backing, mostrecently through a e300 mil-Cillet BangTurbo 750ml E2.9590m foil E8●Dublin MEP Emer Costellolion lending package from theEuropean Investment Bankthat’s currently available tolocal SMEs from Dublinbanks.The EU has co-fundedmany education initiatives thathave helped thousands ofDubliners as well, includingYouthreach, adult educationand early school leavers’ programmes.Tourism too has received aboost from Europe with somee515 million pumped into awide range of initiatives includingDublinia, the NationalGallery and the GAA Museumthat attract millions ofvisitors to the city.At a local and village levelCapri Sun E2.25Chum6pkE3.50the EU has given financial supportto various renewal and regenerationprojects likeMountjoy Square Park, theGrand Canal Docks and theDorset Street City Gateway.Ms Costello says that whilethe EU has been good in thepast, Ireland now has an opportunityto have a real impacton EU policy over the nextseven years.“This comes as the EuropeanParliament, Council andCommission aim to finalise detailsof the next seven-year EUbudget under the Irish Presidency,”she explained.“My priority as MEP is toensure that Dublin is representedeffectively in Europe.”SUPPLIERS TO: PUBS • RESTAURANTS • INDUSTRYFOOTBALL CLUBS • BEST WHOLESALE PRICES IN IRELANDParazone 2ltrE1.55from E2E22Fairy Liquid1ltr E2Finish Powerball90 washes E10Coke/7Up/Club CanMix and Match x24 E10DogfoodE13Comfort 5lt.E6Lenor 5lt.E6Ariel 5lt.E15Flash 5lt.E10Garden refuse sacks x 20 E4.00 the bestGarden refuse sacks x 20E3.00 2nd bestGarden clear sacks x 25...................E4.00refuse sacks x 10 .................................E1.25Green sacks x 10 ..................................E1.75Jeyes 1ltr..............................................E7.00Black disenfectent 5ltr(as good as Jeyes ) E15.00 • 2" maskingtape E1.50 • 1" masking tape E12"brown tape E1 • 2"clear tape E11" clear tape .75c • vinyl gloves x 100 E4Rubber gloves .75c • Astonish from E1C&EBarry’sRed 600E16.75Lyons600 pk.E14Barry’sGreen 600E14.75Unit 1-2, The Stables, Northwest Business Park,BallycoolinOpening Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pmSat 10am-1pm Tel: 01 861 2361 • 086 2587338Email: colmdoran@hotmail.com

15 MAY 2013. NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WESTDáil days diarynews7Dublin 15 local Ekow Agyeman Prempeh is taking part inCrosscare’s Opening Power to Diversity migrant project, duringwhich he’s working on an internship with Fianna Fáil TD,Michael Moynihan. Here’s the final part oh his experience.AS IT is remarked every sooften that for every seasonthere is bound to be anend, my journey within theconfines of the LeinsterHouse expired in March.I had been dreading the daycoming; conscious of the inevitablefeeling of nostalgia thatwill befall me; ostensibly, due tothe strong bond I had establishedwith Deputy Moynihanin particular, and others in thecourse of my stint in the DáilÉireann.But then, we must give wayto other immigrants to havetheir fair share, and also havethe rare opportunity to respondto changing times in this Republic.Expectantly, the couple ofweeks leading to my final exitwere comparatively relaxed interms of my engagements, yet,worthy to comment on.In the latter part of March,as I had intimated in my previouspiece, with the kind permissionof Deputy Moynihan, Iwas present at a Fianna Fáilpublic meeting in Charleville.Central to the forum whichfeatured Deputy Moynihan, FiannaFail Spokesperson on Justiceand Equality, Niall Collins,and some retired Garda officials,among others was cuts tocommunity Garda resources,the closure of local Garda stationsand the increase of burglariesand crimes across CoCork.Aside very memorable ones,I reckon, this was my last officialassignment in LeinsterHouse; but it would not be thelast, as I attended Fianna Fail’ssupreme Ard Fheis on April 26;courtesy of Deputy Moynihan.But, to cap it all, my verylast day was quite emotional. Iwas in a pensive mood throughoutthe day as I bade final goodbyeto anyone I came across.Then as I sat face to face withDeputy Moynihan, the manwho I consider to be one of mygreatest mentors, to exchangeour last pleasantries, I cannot,but equally be grateful to Crosscareand its dedicated staff forthe ground-breaking opportunityafforded to me in particular,and the immigrantcommunity in Ireland in general.More so, I was chuffed bythe heart-warming farewell dinnerorganised by Fianna Fáilstaff; all, who for want of space,I cannot express enough gratitude.When all has been said anddone for the day, I was, at the11th hour, ushered into honourableMicheál Martin’s office,the Leader of Fianna Fáil; aday I have earnestly been longingfor.My regret, however, wasthat, I could not meet the AnTaoiseach to show my appreciation,though I had seen him agood number of times in theDáil chamber. As I descendedthe stairs into the open space, Iturned to the Irish flag hoistedon Leinster House, stood still,and did obeisance, whileDeputy Moynihan lookedthrough the window and respectfullysaid to me, Slainte!to advertise in the northside peopletel: 862 1611REACH 2,375 NEW LOCALCUSTOMERS IN CLONTARFFrom Clontarf to Swords and anywhere in between, no matter where your business is in Dublinadmailer.ie lets you pinpoint and contact your local customers with promotional postcards.Find out why 1,000’s of businesses visit admailer.ie every week. Try admailer.ie today.

8 news 15 MAY 2013. NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WEST‘Hands off our Molly!’Southsiders say there’s no way the Northside can take iconic statueSOUTHSIDE politicians have told theirNorthside counterparts to take their handsoff the iconic Molly Malone statue.Two Northside city councillorsare attempting to have thestatue moved from its current locationat the bottom of GraftonStreet to a more “appropriate”setting north of the Liffey.At a meeting of Dublin CityCouncil’s Central Area Committee,Cllrs Nial Ring (Ind) andMary Fitzpatrick (FF), who representthe Northside, called forthe relocation of the statue to its“spiritual home” in MooreStreet.“Molly should come home,”Cllr Ring said."The statue has to be movedto facilitate the upcoming Luasand Grafton Street precinctworks and there is no betterplace for Molly than MooreStreet."There is no doubt thatgiven the long association andhistory of street trading inMoore Street and the surroundingareas, the Molly Malonestatue is a most appropriatesymbol of the rich street tradingheritage."I have spoken with ErnieBeggs, a representative of theMoore Street traders, and he is100 per cent supportive of ourby Neil Fetherstondemand to have the statuemoved to Moore Street.”He added: “We all agreethat having the statue herewould be a great boost for thearea and an obvious tourist attractionthat would give visitorsa chance to see a unique aspectof Dublin life.”However, the Northsiders’move has been derided by theirSouthside counterparts, whohave told them to “take theirhands off our Molly”.“They can sing the famoussong but they can’t have ourstatue,” fumed Mannix Flynn,the Independent city councillorwho represents the South EastInner City.“It is true that the statue hasto be moved to accommodatethe new Luas line but it is only atemporary move and there is noway the Northside should gether.“I have instead suggestedthat Molly be given a temporaryhome in Temple Bar, where shewould remain the tourist attractionthat she has become. And● Public representatives on the Southside have told their Northside counterparts to take their handsoff the iconic Molly Malone statue.most importantly, she would remainon the Southside.”The Labour TD for DublinSouth East, Kevin Humphreys,said he had no problem withthe Northside getting Molly“for a short break”.“But her home is onGrafton Street,” he declared.“Ms Malone had no associationwith Moore Street so theyshould stop trying to rewrite thehistory of Dublin.“The statue is a long establishedtourist attraction at thebottom of Grafton Street andthat's where it has belongedsince it was unveiled by LordMayor Ben Briscoe as part ofthe city's millennium celebrationsin 1988.”He added: “She maybe deservesa short holiday on theNorthside but she must be returnedto her proper locationafter the Luas works.”However, Ernie Beggs isadamant that Molly should beBallymun gets a wake up!A HEALTH promotionweek in Ballymun entitled‘Wake Up, Take Up’is being organised by theEQUAL Youth CannabisGroup in response to anincreasing concern aboutthe use of cannabis andits affects on the community.The week takes place fromMay 20-24 and local agencieswill host a range of activitiesfor all ages including educationseminars, quizzes, a footballcompetition, streetoutreach, drop-ins, and boxercise.BallyRunners will also beholding an open day for theirnew programme.John Lonergan of RTE’s‘Circus’, is opening the weekon May 20 at 11am in BallymunYouthreach. The week isabout asking people to considerhow they can mindthemselves, get support ifneeded and promote healthychoices within the community.“We are very concernedabout the use of cannabis inthe community, and the laidbackattitude towards its effects,”said Pat Kavanagh ofthe Ballymun Job Centre andCoordinator of the EQUALYouth Group.“Cannabis can have impactson motivation, ability to● BallyRunners get ready for the Ballymun Community Football League. The lads will be holding anopen day for their new programme as part of the ‘Wake Up, Take Up’ health promotion week.to advertise in the northside peopletel: 862 1611learn, and serious effects onphysical, emotional and mentalhealth. It can open doors tofurther drug use, debt, intimidation,and the promotion ofcriminality.”Hugh Greaves, Coordinatorof Ballymun Local DrugsTask Force (BLDTF) said:“There has been a noticeableincrease in the everyday, regularuse of this drug with verylittle awareness about thestrengths or effects, especiallyon younger people.“We hope this week willhelp people to understand howdamaging cannabis is, particularlyon young people’s emotionaland mentaldevelopment.”EQUAL Youth is an interagencyapproach to service provisionfor Young Early SchoolLeavers coordinated by the BallymunJob Centre. A full list ofevents for the week and furthersupports can be found online atwww.ballymunlocaldrugstaskforce.ie or contact BallymunLocal Drugs Task Force on 01-8832142.relocated to the Northside.“We have the real MollyMalones on Moore Street,” hestated. “Come down here anyday of the week and there theyare, the real deal, in the flesh.“We have a history of streettrading here and that statueshould never have been putwhere it is. And as for offeringus Molly for a holiday, well, I’lltell you something for nothing:if we do get her, they aren’tgoing to get her back!”noticeboardSUPPORT GROUP:A support group for people inrecovery from prescriptionmeds’ abuse meets in theBeaumont area on Mondayevenings to share and helpeach other through their experiences.For further information,call 086-0515831 or visitPeople in Recovery from PrescriptionMeds’ Abuse onFacebook.ADDICTION:Are you affected by a lovedone’s addiction to drugs or alcohol?Do you need advice,support or some time out? TheFinglas Addiction SupportTeam (FAST) offers one-to-onesupport, family supportgroups, complimentary therapiesand a drop-in service. Allservices are free and confidential.For more details visitwww.fastltd.ie or contact Ritaor Grainne in confidence formore details on 01-8110595WOODTURNING:Are you interested in learningabout woodturning? Becauseevening classes are not availableat present, a Northsideschool is offering a daytimecourse during school termonly. A minimum of seven studentsare required to makethis class practicable. If youare keen to learn about thewonderful hobby of woodturningcontact Chris Hayes on01-8422525. All equipment,tools and materials are supplied’.VOLUNTEERS:ARC Cancer Support Centre islooking for compassionate,enthusiastic and committedpeople who are willing tospare some of their free timeand help in its drop-in centresin Eccles Street and South CircularRoad. This is a vital servicewhere those affected bycancer, their family and carerscan call without appointmentand chat in confidence to atrained volunteer in a relaxedatmosphere. If you’d like tomake a real difference, callJane on 01-8307333 or emailjane@arccancersupport.ieCAREER WORKSHOP:A workshop called ‘BuildingCareer Resilience - BuildingEmployability’ with JaneDownes takes place at1.30pm sharp at the BusinessInformation Centre in the CentralLibrary, Ilac Centre, HenryStreet, Dublin 1 on May 23.Booking is recommended eitherin person at the library orby telephoning 01-8733996 oremailingbusinesslibrary@dublincity.ie.BOOKS:Ballymun Book Exchange runson the first Thursday of everymonth in Ballymun Civic Centrebetween 9.30am and1.30pm. The idea is to bring abook and exchange it for another,free of charge. The aimis to help and encourage morepeople to read. For more information,or to make bookdonations, contact the EducationSection of BallymunWhitehall Area Partnership on01-8423612 or emailinfo@ballymun.org.Groups urged to get helping handGROUPS, clubs and organisations throughoutthe country, including Dublin, are being encouragedto apply for a community fund.To celebrate its golden anniversary in Ireland,local retailer SPAR, together withOlympic Gold medallist Katie Taylor, has announceda e50,000 ‘Helping Hand’ CommunityFund.There is an overall award of e10,000 up forgrabs, along with five e2,800 awards and 26e1,000 awards – one for each county in theRepublic.Funding will be awarded on the basis ofthose local groups deemed to make an importantcontribution to their communities and inneed of additional financial support to carryout their work.For all the details on how to apply, groups,clubs and organisations should pick up aleaflet in their local SPAR store or visitwww.spar.ie and register their interest bycompleting the online registration form to receivea collector card.Closing date for submission of collectorcards and completed online applications isJune 30. Judging will take place in July andfunding recipients will be announced at apresentation event in Aug-ust.● Pictured at the ‘Helping Hand’ Community Fund announcement were (from l-r): Dion McDonald,Eden Mulville, Katie Talyor, Claire Dooley, and Harley Lewis. PHOTO: MARC O’SULLIVAN

15 MAY 2013. NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WESTCharity choir aims to help Dublin families in needSOME of Dublin’s most talented vocalists and musicians will performa feast of music and song over two weekends this month in abid to raise e30,000 to support families in need across the city.Funds raised from concerts inthree venues over two weekends willgo to the Community Care Foundation,a charity founded in 2010 by thestaff of Massey Bros Funeral Directors.Under the baton of musical directorDamian Gallagher, and featuringsoloists like Kelly Hannon, Barbara● Pictured at one of lastyear’s performances issinger Kelly Hannon andmusician Damian Gallagher.Galvin, Fidelma Kelly and SharonLyons, the Friends of Hope choir willpresent a rich tapestry of musical delightsincluding unforgettable numbersfrom stage and screen and aselection from the Irish and classicalrepertoire.The talented choir will also performsome stunning original compo-sitions in front of an estimated audienceof more than 2,000 people.The first concert will take place at8.30 pm on Sunday, May 19 at StMary’s Priory, Tallaght, the second at8pm on Friday, May 24 at Lady ofVictory Church, Ballymun and thethird at 8pm on Sunday, May 26 atChrist the King Church, Cabra.Founders of Community CareFoundation, Rodney O’Connor andPaul English, said they’ve been overwhelmedby the level of support fromsingers and musicians right acrossDublin.“Without the commitment andenthusiasm of the staff of MasseyBros and the professional singers andmusicians involved we would not bein a position to be able to put togethersuch an ambitious series of concerts,”they said.“Little did we think three yearsago when we set up the charity thatwe would be performing in front ofthousands of people raising thousandsof euro for families in need.“The money we have raised to datehas benefitted people who are experiencingunimaginable difficulties andfor many it has literally changed theirlives.”The charity choir’s roots took holdfollowing a radio chat show about peopleand families struggling to makeends meat.The show highlighted how someDublin families hadn’t enough moneyleft to buy food after trying to pay offmortgage, credit card, phone and utilitybills.English and O'Connor heard theshow and the cry for help from thefamilies and decided to get togetherand ask their Massey Bros colleaguesto consider donating money to help.The response was overwhelmingand the duo set out to try and findneedy families in local communitiesaround Dublin. First call was to parishpriests who were only too happy tohelp with the cause.After helping a small number offamilies in 2010 the lads officially setup the charity and decided to hold aconcert. Soloist Gifford Whittle andmusician and composer Damian Gallagheragreed to help and the concertraised over e7,000.Now into its four series of concertsand having raised e58,000, the foundationhas set an ambitious target ofe30,000 for this month’s three performances.Tickets priced e10 for adults ande5 for children under 12 are availableon the door at each of the concerts orby calling the Community Care Foundationon 085-7122732.news9Novelty footballsport tees offin DublinA NEW sporting craze that combinessoccer skills with golfingtalent is set to become a big hitin Dublin this summer.Footee is described as a bit liketesting the football skills of LionelMessi on an undulating golf course,with Rory McIlroy as his caddieand it’s now being played at the oldDublin City Golf Club at Ballinascorney,Tallaght,The novelty sports game isplayed on a 12-hole course by teamsor individuals who play golf withoutclubs and instead kick footballsinto oversized holes.The rules are identical to golfand each hole carries a par (three,four or five) and the aim is to get thefootball into the hole in as few shotsas possible.The scores from each hole areaccumulative and the player withthe lowest score at the end of theround wins.The usual golfing lingo appliesso there’s bogeys, birdies and eagles,with the exception of a hole inone which is called a ‘goal in one’.Footee opened for business onMay 4 and over 800 people hadbooked for the first weekend. A seriesof league and cup competitionsare planned for throughout theSummer.A round costs between e10 ore15 depending on time, with discountsavailable for students andthe unemployed people. Full detailscan be found online at footee.ie.Agents Nationwide l Tel: 057 9351277 l Fax: 057 9352400Email: info@candssheds.ie l Web: www.candssheds.ieCeluplast, Unit 52A, Baldoyle Ind. Est. Baldoyle, Dublin 13. Tel: 01 832 6210KW Sheds, Ashbourne Rd., The Ward, Dublin. Tel: 086 1638222ABS Building Supplies, JFK Ind Est., Bluebell, Dublin 12.Gleeson Roofing, Swords, Co. Dublin. Tel: Brian 086 627115MAYMADNESSPrices that can’tbe beaten!GALVANISEDSTEEL FRAMEPVC COATEDCLADDINGNO PAINTINGVARIETY OF COLOURSALL SHEDS COME WITHA NON-DROP ROOF

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NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WESTPeugeot supports RideOut for Prems 2013PEUGEOT Ireland hasthrown their support behindRide Out for Prems 2013, anevent designed to raise muchneeded funds for the charityIrish Premature Babies.A group of over 30 motorcyclists,led by a convoy of new Peugeot 208sand a Peugeot Boxer van travelledaround Ireland over a four day periodin late April, delivering essentialequipment to baby intensive careunits across the country.Last year the Ride Out for Prems2012 event saw in excess of e45,000raised and the total this year it was afantastic e50,000.The annual event took place fromApril 25 to 28 and much-neededequipment was presented at CavanHospital, Letterkenny Hospital,Sligo General Hospital, CastlebarHospital, Galway Hospital, LimerickHospital, Tralee General Hospital,Cork University Maternity Hospitaland Waterford Regional Hospital.These units urgently needed incubators,heart monitors, ventilationand cpap equipment and apnea monitors.Ride Out for Prems 2013 presenteda heart scan machine worthe20,000 to the Rotunda.Emma Toner, Peugeot MarketingManager, said: “Irish Premature Babiesis a fantastic charity that offers ahuge support network to parents andpremature babies. 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15 MAY 2013. NORTHSIDE PEOPLE WESTFrom the ArchivesRAY O’NEILL takes a look back at extracts from old newspapersto see what was in the news this month from years gone bynewspaper archives23Freemans Journal, May 6th, 1852Photo and caption from ‘Images of Ireland’, Central Dublin, by Derek Stanley. Published by Gill & Macmillan/The History PressIrish Press, May 18th, 1968Freeman’s Journal, May 16th, 1868Sunday Independent, May 9th, 1937Irish Press, May 9th, 1936 Irish Press, May 24th, 1937