Clonskeagh Community

Looking for something to do with the kids today? Pups in the Park is on and looks brill and you’d be supporting ⁦@DublinSPCA⁩ pupsinthepark.ie

Portuguese restaurant Alfama launches in Windy Arbour - Via @LovinDublin lovindublin.com/new-openings/p…

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@ProperFood_ie And one called Seychelles from the white room

@ProperFood_ie Soilse are lovely. As is Field

Lads, do you use candles or melts? I'm not sure I understand what happens with the melts. Do they just evaporate? And who are your Irish candles favourites? I can't deal with with smell of the yankee candles at all at all at all. Please and thank you.

Good to know!

@ProperFood_ie Great call! Have a fab time

@clonskeagh_ I booked Malaga. I've been I'm and out of biarritz all my life. Love it there.

Hello, I'll have a passport in 4 weeks or so and then I'm in DIRE need of time in the sun. Himself isn't into the heat so I'll go by myself. Where is calm with great food, safe for a woman by herself and by the sea/ocean please?

Dunville Ave is enhanced today by the opening of @_nobo_ The place is leppin' Welcome to Ranelagh.

#VigilforAshling in #Dundrum. If anyone is aware of anything in Clonskeagh please let me know

Rest in Peace Ashling. @RTELateLateShow

It's starting to feel a lot like Christmas! 🎄🎄🎄 Kavanagh Christmas Trees are now at Airfield Estate stocked with an array of freshly cut Christmas trees. Available from today until 23 December (10 am - 6 pm while stocks last). ⛰️ All trees are grown locally in Co. Wicklow.

Word of the day is dumfungled (19th century): used up, worn out, and approaching stupefaction.

Anyone in #Rathfarnham know this dog? #RETWEEET

Hot tip: It's okay to change your opinion if you're presented with new information.

This little doggie was found on the Upper Kilmacud Road Dundrum last night.... dm if you recognize

Squeak and I will come to you.

The great Kerry and Irish poet, Brendan Kennelly, has died. “Every beginning is a promise born in light and dying in dark determination and exaltation of springtime flowering the way to work” May his gentle soul rest in peace.