Welcome to Balbriggan, County Dublin
Balbriggan (Baile Brigín) is a town in north county Dublin. For the purposes of this website it incorporates nearby Gormanstown and Balrothery.
The town has a sad place in history as it was subjected to the brutality of the Black and Tans in September 1920, an event known as the "Sack of Balbriggan" when the town was burned and large numbers of its inhabitants were rendered homeless
Balbriggan is currently experiencing a building boom as a result of the demand for housing within the wider Dublin region as population has exploded in recent years.
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NORTH Dublin Chamber of Commerce is holding an information session at Bewley's Hotel Dublin Airport, Cloghran, for small and medium businesses to address the challenges of reorganising themselves to identify and engage with new markets.
DONABATE is celebrating the birth of its newest arrival – and Fingal folk have been invited to help name him.
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A FINGAL nurse who gave a lifetime of service to patients in the Mater Private Hospital has retired. Maureen McGarvey of Jordanstown, Oldtown spent 40 years working as a Night Sister and more recently a nurse in both the old and new Mater Private hospitals.
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