That Bank Moving to Dublin? It’s Growing Fast

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We probably all have neighbors we wave to when we’re pulling out of the driveway. But hopefully you have at least one who does a little more than that.

And if you do, Dublin wants to hear about them.

Good Neighbor Week returns Sept. 28, and residents are being asked to nominate the people who make their neighborhoods a little better — whether that’s checking in on someone, bringing over a meal or just always being there when they’re needed.

Last year, Dublin residents nominated 35 neighbors and documented 100 acts of kindness around the community.

Nominating someone is pretty simple. Just fill out the City’s online form and tell them a little about what makes your neighbor so great.

So if someone on your street immediately came to mind while you were reading this, that’s probably the person they’re looking for.

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Well, summer really must be over.

This Saturday is the last farmers market of the year at Bridge Park.

The Dublin Market has been filling up Longshore Street every Saturday morning since May, but this weekend wraps up the 2026 season. So if you have a favorite vendor — or just haven’t made it down there in a while — you’ve got one last one tomorrow.

And you could actually make a day of it. As we mentioned earlier, the Moon Festival starts at Riverside Crossing Park at noon, right as the farmers market is wrapping up.

So you can finish up one of Dublin’s summer traditions and walk right into something completely different.

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You may remember that Northwest Bank announced last month that it’s moving its corporate headquarters to Dublin.

But unless you already bank with them, you may not know much about the company that’s coming here.

Northwest has actually been around since 1896. Today it has more than 150 locations across four states, about $17 billion in assets and is one of the larger regional banks in the country.

And it’s been growing pretty quickly. Northwest recently reported record quarterly profits, while both its lending and deposits have been climbing. Some of that growth came from acquiring another Pennsylvania bank last year, but the company has also been expanding on its own — particularly in commercial banking.

As we reported last month, Northwest plans to move its headquarters to the new Bridge North development in 2029, with room for about 300 employees.

Northwest may not be a particularly familiar name around Dublin yet. But by the end of the decade, we’ll be able to proudly say that one of the country’s larger regional banks is headquartered right here in Dublin.