|
 |
|
Rate of cattle deaths is “crazy”
By Peter Gleeson climate change is killing livestock. That’s what a Roscrea company specialising in the collection of dead animals is discovering. At the peak of the ongoing fodder crisis
Details >>
|
|
|
Red carpet rolled out for Rás
By Peter Gleeson NeNagh enjoyed a much needed economic boost this week when the town rolled out the red carpet for a stage finish for Ireland’s biggest cycling race. The local hotel and guesthouses in and around Nenagh were booked out for the An Post Rás,
Details >>
|
|
|
Looking at new ways of living
Our work is about making communities vibrant places to live and creating spaces within those communities to generate livelihoods One of the things I do is work with people on exploring models of how life could be lived
Details >>
|
|
|
North Tipp’s disabled face challenges accessing work world
Some 9,659 people in North Tipperary have a disability, according to the latest figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). This group accounts for just over 13 per cent
Details >>
|
|
|
Saturday, June 01, 2013
 |
 |
CHAMPIONSHIP LIFTOFF
The championship summer begins in earnest this Sunday for Tipperary when the senior footballers face the might of Kerry. The sides square off in the Munster quarter final for the fourth year in a row
Details >> |
|
 |
KENNEDY HAT-TRICK INSPIRES NENAGH SUCCESS
Nenagh AFC 8; Peak Villa 2 Nenagh AFC Youths produced a dazzling performance to secure a first Joe Delaney Cup title for the Brickfields club with a comprehensive victory over of Peake Villa at Newhill Park last Saturday afternoon.
Details >> |
|
|
|
|
