Residents Association for the Hellfire Cruagh Massy Mount Venus area
Joined March 2018
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
“to see a world in a grain of sand,” then perhaps we can see all nature in a hare: its simplicity and intricacy, fragility and glory, transience and beauty.”
Chloe Dalton, Raising Hare: A Memoir
#wildlife #nature #Biodiversity
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Some beautiful natural backlighting for #WildlifeWednesday
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The untamed beauty of the Dublin uplands where wild hares, vibrant wildflowers, and a young Sika deer peacefully share a field with a horse. Video Credit: Dennis Facun #photography #WildlifeWednesday #NatureVibes
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SDCC has €12M for road improvements to the R115 for their €40M coffee shop. This includes removing the centre line & adding a footpath but not widening the road. This new layout will force motorists to squeeze past cyclists & ignore the legally mandated 1.5m passing distance.
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
Little Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) taking a break on the Hellfire trail oblivious to SDCCs plans to destroy its dreys to make way for a €40M coffee shop/visitor centre! Over 32K have said no to this monstrosity! change.org/p/save-the-hellfi… #Review #Biodiversity
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
On #WorldEnvironmentDay, imagine SDCC & Coillte are ready to erase a living woodland — a place full of birdsong, shelter, memory, & quiet magic — just to clear space for 300 car spaces for a €40 million concrete complex. Over 32K have said no! change.org/p/save-the-hellfi… #review
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
The view from the Hellfire at the top of Montpelier Hill is priceless — no €40 million coffee shop needed. Just lace up your walking shoes and let the hill do the rest. #Review #WorldEnvironmentDay #fridayfeeling #Enjoy
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
In May we collected 20,000kg of illegal dumping, rubbish, and litter from one of the most scenic areas of Ireland, The Wicklow/Dublin Uplands. To report illegal dumping in the Wicklow/Dublin Uplands, email info@pureproject.ie
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
"I have been easy with trees
Too long.
Too familiar with mountains.
Joy has been a habit.
Now
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This rain.”
Jack Gilbert
#wednesdaymorning
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
Willow Warbler captured by Dennis Facun #BirdsSeenIn2026 #WildlifeWednesday
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
Fire near Piperstown this morning. An Orange Wildfire warning is in place. Help stop wildfires igniting by:
🔥 Not BBQing or lighting camp fires in wildland area.
🚭Disposing of smoking materials responsibly.
#thursday #weather #heatdome #nature #wildlife
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Why do some dog owners believe it is acceptable to bag their dog’s waste and then abandon the bag for others to pick up. It’s inconsiderate and undermines any claim of environmental responsibility! #litter #thursdaythoughts
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Their commitment keeps our community safe. 🙏
A huge thank you to all the emergency services who have been working since the early hours to contain the fire off Piperstown Rd. A Status 🟧 fire‑risk warning remains in place, so please act responsibly & report any signs of fire immediately. @DubFireBrigade @rtenews #weather
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Hellfire Massy Residents Association retweeted
To the rear of Killakee House is a belfry; this was once a common feature of large farmhouses and was used to call the workers for meals. #ThrowbackThursday #History #Heritage
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