There’s a big meitheal happening in Harolds Cross on Saturday the 11th of May at 10 a.m. ahead of the 10th Annual Festival (HX X). We want to get the place looking really well for the thousands of people who will be around Harolds Cross for all the various events taking place. Equipment will be provided by Dublin City Council who will also collect all the gatherings at the end of the day. Meet at the top of the park.
Eileen & Tony McDermott getting a very well deserved Seán Moore Community Award in recognition of their extraordinary contribution to Harold’s Cross over the years
1. A meeting of the Harold’s Cross Community Festival team takes place in the Pastoral Centre beside the Rosary Church on Monday the 15th of April at
2. The old monastery at Mount Argus is reported to have been sold to Equitas Properties. The previous owners, Vieira Ltd, had been granted permission for a 92 bedroom Nursing Home in 2011. In 2014 however they applied for permission for 33 apartments and 9 town houses. Following an appeal to An Bord Pleanála the nine town houses and one apartment were refused and permission for 32 apartments was granted Details: HERE.
3. Earth Hour takes place on Saturday next March 30th from 8:30-9:30 pm and will offer an opportunity to “join millions around the world to turn off the lights and speak up about why nature matters.”
The Annual General Meeting of the Harold’s Cross Village Community Council
takes place in McGowans pub,
Harold’s Cross
on Monday, October 1st at 8pm.
. This is a vow to help our village achieve five major goals during the term of the next government. The “big wins” were drawn up by the Harold’s Cross Village Community Council as part of the wider Harold’s Cross Vision 2025 plan – after a well-attended public meeting last summer.
School pals celebrating a 40th reunion are searching Harold’s Cross for one of their classmates.
They believe Marie Molloy – nee O’Brien – has been living in the village since returning from Co Donegal.
Ms Molloy is a former pupil at St Louis High School in neighbouring Rathmines, where she grew up.
Ex-class mates are appealing for anyone in Harold’s Cross who knows her whereabouts to get in contact with them.
They are organising a 40th anniversary reunion of their class for this weekend.
If you can help locate Ms Molloy drop us a line at xpress@haroldscross.org
