Iarnr�d �ireann envisages electrification as far as Drogheda by 2030, with the stations between Balbriggan and Malahide incorporated into a new DART service between Balbriggan and Hazelhatch by 2022 ( see below ).
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Iarnr�d �ireann envisages electrification as far as Drogheda by 2030, with the stations between Balbriggan and Malahide incorporated into a new DART service between Balbriggan and Hazelhatch by 2022 ( see below ).
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Balbriggan owes its rise from a small fishing village to a place of manufacturing and commercial importance to Baron Hamilton, who, in 1780, introduced cotton manufacture, for which he erected factories.
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People Before Profit also secured a seat in the Balbriggan LEA . Independents were however the chief winners in Fingal gaining 8 additional seats to emerge after the elections with a total of 10 seats.
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The government's response to the 2009 local elections, returning with only three County Council seats in total and losing its entire traditional Dublin base with the exception of a Town Council Seat in Balbriggan.
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On Friday and Saturday nights there is also a Night bus service, route "'101N "'operated by Bus �ireann ( Dublin-Dublin Airport-Balbriggan-Drogheda ) and return.
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John is currently working on a number of commissions including a per cent for art work for the Loreto School in Balbriggan and a new collaborative work with The Palestrina Choir entitled Good Works commissioned through Create.
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In his role as local landowner and MP he was, like his father, very active in the commercial development of Balbriggan, expanding the harbour facilities and encouraging the development of the local hosiery manufactory.
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The Supersaints started their pre-season programme when they cruised to a 2-0 win over non-league side Glebe North in Balbriggan with goals coming from new midfield signings Greg Bolger and Mark Rossiter.
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It runs from the Junction 3 of the M50 ring road in Dublin, past Swords, Balbriggan Drogheda and Dundalk before ending at Ballymascanlon north of Dundalk, bypassing the intermediate towns through which the original route travelled.
