In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Pay for parking with your phone – Council introducing new scheme where motorists will be able to use their smart phones to pay for parking in nine Tipperary towns;

 

Borrisokane Garda Station set for downgrading;

 

 

Moneygall hopeful of return visit from Barack Obama;

 

 

Five drink driving arrests in Nenagh;

 

 

No fare collection for Cloughjordan and Nenagh groups on Limerick on Ice train trip;

 

 

Council responds to anger over refusal of NAMA properties;

 

 

Nenagh group to hold tattoo day fundraiser for local groups working against suicide;

 

 

Garda warning over unlicensed firearms;

 

 

Insurance issues lead to changed access arrangements at Nenagh CBS grounds;

 

 

Local GPs speak of pressure they are facing with rising cases of influenza;

 

 

New travel company for Nenagh;

 

 

Lindsay Cleary of Ardcroney and Mark O'Dwyer of Kilkeary to talk of their work in Zambia;

 

 

Countdown to Roscrea People of the Year Awards;

 

 

Borrisokane Players take to the stage with 'A Wake in the West';

 

 

'Thy Will be Done' for Rathcbbin;

 

 

Annual Connie Ryan Set Dancing Weekend for Nenagh;

 

 

Countdown to Milford Hospice 10k;

 

 

Roscrea Sisters' good work in Uganda;

 

 

Danny Grace with the nineteenth century story of a plan to connect Nenagh and Lough Derg by canal;

 

 

Plus a six-page New Year, new you feature in this week's Guardian, out Wednesday morning