In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Injured woman recovering well – Kilkeary's Annie Dunne has made a positive recovery since her accident in Australia in November 2015;

 

North Tipp schools well represented at BT Young Scientist & Technology exhibition;

Series of vehicle break-ins in Nenagh district;

 

Update on First Data employment in Nenagh;

 

People of Lower Ormond used as “pawns”, councillor claims;

 

Tipp Co Council CEO makes strong case for keeping Ballybrophy rail line open;

 

Youghal Christmas Swim raises €23,520;

 

Planning permission granted for Roscrea meat factory;

 

The joys of mountain biking with Bike Park Ireland at Knockshegowna;

 

Nenagh site with planning for 238 houses on the market for just over €1 million;

 

Centenary birthday celebrations for Peggy Hurley in Burgess;

 

Nenagh Lions Club launches 'Try a Tri 2017;

 

Clans and surnames workshop in Nenagh;

 

Search on for Tipp entrepreneurs;

 

Roscrea Education Centre celebrates success;

 

Local community activist Eileen Doherty urges people of Roscrea to make their voice heard;

 

Plus a 16-page motoring supplement in this week's Nenagh Guardian, out Wednesday