Chapelizod Chap Lips

Chapelizod Chap Lips Chap Lips is a tongue in cheek social page designed to get the residents of Chapelizod talking!

Chap Lips is a tongue in cheek online Social Magazine for residents of Chapelizod and the surrounding areas. We want to get you talking and the community category identifies pages that are just for fun so feel free to post any snippets of gossip, local photos etc. Promote yourself, your business, events happening and if you've got something to say, feel free to spit it out here!

It’s an order!!! 🌺 💐🌹🪻🥀🪷🌷💐🌞
15/06/2026

It’s an order!!! 🌺 💐🌹🪻🥀🪷🌷💐🌞

Literally....
10/06/2026

Literally....

A popular Dublin pub is among seven premises which were issued with closure orders by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland last month.

FOUND - Does anybody know a Karen Carty who lost her Bank of Ireland card?
09/06/2026

FOUND - Does anybody know a Karen Carty who lost her Bank of Ireland card?

LOST - Bracelet with great sentimental value, lost in Chapo
09/06/2026

LOST - Bracelet with great sentimental value, lost in Chapo

Sadly just the one baby out with the folks today… 🦢
08/06/2026

Sadly just the one baby out with the folks today… 🦢

05/06/2026

An XL Seal spotted at Chapelizod weir yesterday!

05/06/2026
Questioning the safety and integrity of the land on the northern slopes of Liffey Valley? Along the narrow Lower Road, w...
05/06/2026

Questioning the safety and integrity of the land on the northern slopes of Liffey Valley?
Along the narrow Lower Road, west of Chapelizod, west of the Angler’s Rest, there are a series of homes set into steep, wooded hillside, overlooking the river.
On 13 February, with a sound some local residents thought was thunder, part of the hill slipped down towards the Lower Road in Strawberry Beds, near where the Guinness bridge spans the Liffey.
The dirt and trees and brush and rocks then settled on council-owned land behind a stone wall and blue metal fence. The council closed the road for about a week, to clean up, and ensure everything was safe.
At a meeting of the council’s Blanchardstown area committee on Thursday, Fine Gael Councillor Ted Leddy tabled a motion to ask the council to do research into, and issue a report on, “the safety and integrity of the land on the northern slopes of Liffey Valley”.
Read the full story here:
https://www.dublininquirer.com/council-looking-into-causes-of-small-landslide-in-strawberry-beds-earlier-this-year/?ref=dublin-news-newsletter

05/06/2026

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