GARDAI have made an arrest after two men were seriously injured in a suspected hit-and-run in Dublin this morning. It is understood that a car mounted a pavement and struck the pedestrians near ...

A MAN has been rushed to hospital after his car struck a tree this morning. The smash happened on Mountview Road in Coolmine, Dublin, at around 6.50am. Emergency services were called to Mountview Road ...

Four homeless mothers and their children continue to live in a drug treatment centre despite the women having recovered from their addiction, because there is no other place for them to go. Such "high ...

An intensive programme showing improvements in the functioning of drug-using parents towards their families should be rolled out across all the health regions, according to a new report. Coolmine, one ...

A woman who spent more than six months in residential care at the Coolmine drug and alcohol treatment centre in Dublin has said the facility changed her life for the better. Anna Hanbury was a ...

Some 15 years on, it is still difficult for Bronagh to admit that she had put drugs before her own son. Trauma she herself suffered in childhood led her to take substances to cope. Shattered ...

A drug and alcohol treatment centre has said there has been a surge in cocaine use, with it and alcohol the most prevalent drugs presenting among addicts. Coolmine said 57% of all men in residential ...

Coolmine's 1st XV secured their second piece of silverware this year in their last competitive game of the season when they beat Greystones 13-7 in the Metro Plate final in Donnybrook. A large crowd ...

The oldest rehabilitation centre in Ireland saw a 31 per cent increase in demand for its drug addiction treatment in 2014. In its annual report for 2014, Coolmine Therapeutic Community said that there ...

It was 'déjà vu day' at Donnybrook for Coolmine last week when they defeated Barnhall 21-5 in the final of the Winters Cup. Another Tuesday night and another piece of silverware for the trophy cabinet ...

The new vehicles – replacing older, unreliable minibuses – will provide transport for those served at Ashleigh House, which cares for up to 24 women and 17 children from infants to those at preschool ...