By Simon O’Duffy

   Members of Nenagh Town Council are calling for the formation of an action committee to “fight” for St Conlon’s Community Nursing Unit, the future of which is in question.

   St Conlon’s home was discussed at last Monday 

By Simon O’Duffy

   Nenagh Town Council’s plan to offer free street parking up to 10am this year has caused “confusion”, a meeting of the council heard this week.

   Effective from February 20, the town council will be permitting motorists to park for free on Nenagh’s streets daily from 8.30am to 10am.

By Simon O’Duffy

   North Tipperary Co Council has requested further information on plans for a new development comprising a farm park, hostel, events centre and other features in Terryglass.

   The Terryglass Traditional Town Park is an integrated tourism project 

By Rose Mannion

   Anger and frustration were very evident at a recent meeting held in Lorrha by the Redwood Bog Turf Bank owners. A large gathering of turfcutters were present for the meeting which was organised by the bog 

Tipperary 1-19; Munster 1-13

   The Tipperary management will have been more than happy with the outcome of Saturday afternoons’ senior hurling challenge against Munster with a relative second string outfit scoring an impressive victory.

Nenagh CBS 1-7; Thurles CBS 0-8

   Nenagh CBS made no mistake second time round as late points from Jason Forde and Padraig Shanahan saw the North Tipp school claim bragging rights over their Mid Tipp rivals Thurles CBS in this Harty Cup quarter final replay last Wednesday afternoon.