In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Rail line critical for North Tipp – Local TD says closing the underused Limerick-Ballybrophy line would be disastrous;

 

Patients at Nenagh hospital complain that meals are served too early;

 

 

Funeral of missing Nenagh teenager whose body was found after search;

 

 

Car supercharger planning application lodged for Birdhill;

 

 

Industrial action at Nenagh factory;

 

 

River Shannon Protection Alliance and IFA voice opposition to water pipe plan;

 

 

Warm welcome for First Data senior executives in Nenagh;

 

 

Lorrha First World War veteran Martin O'Meara honoured at Glasnevin Cemetery;

 

 

Christmas Tree festival returns to Nenagh;

 

 

Taste of Roscrea festival celebrates its fifth year;

 

 

Energy efficiency award for ABP Nenagh;

 

 

Nenagh doctor Pat Harrold warns about the dangers of car fumes;

 

 

Roscrea Stands Up makes presentation to Garda Inspector Oliver Henry;

 

 

Birdhill celebrates Tidy Village success;

 

 

Taoiseach to launch Limerick's Bernal Institute, named after Nenagh scientist JD Bernal;

 

 

Nenagh Guardian to feature on RTÉ's 'The Local Eye' from this Thursday night...

 

The Nenagh Guardian is out Wednesday morning