In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Facelift for Nenagh Shopping Centre – planning application lodged for €10.5 million redevelopment of former O'Connor's Shopping Centre site;

Joy abounds as Cisterican College Roscrea is saved from closure;

 

Fallout from announcement of Coty job losses in Nenagh;

 

Update on hydro-electric power project with potential for 450 jobs in Silvermines;

 

Minister Simon Coveney to attend Brexit meeting in Nenagh;

 

Attempted robbery in Cloughjordan;

 

Reinvigorated campaign to open Tipperary's first Educate Together school in Nenagh;

 

Calls for Civil Defence volunteers to be used as emergency first responders and traffic directors;

 

Local communities get ready to host 'Darkness Into Light' fundraisers for Pieta House;

 

New manager at North Tipperary Community Services (NTCS);

 

Tony Ryan Fund grants announced for groups in North Tipperary;

 

Classroom funding for Nenagh CBS;

 

Great fundraising drive for Sr Mona's Uganda project in Roscrea;

 

Sterling lineup of local musicians to launch Dr Mary Ryan's CD in Nenagh;

 

Pay dispute over works at Nenagh hospital;

 

Councillors concerned over staff-less public libraries;

 

Roscrea man is President of the Royal Irish Academy of Music;

 

Tipp hurler and drummer Brendan Maher, and Miss Ireland Niamh Kennedy, on the bill for Carrig NS fundraiser;

 

Tipperary Student Enterprise Award for TY girls of St Mary's Secondary School, Nenagh;

 

Boher Drama Group to stage 'A Wake in the West';

 

'Anyone Can Rob a Bank' in Rearcross;

 

Plus plenty of pics from St Patrick's Day parades around North Tipperary in this week's Nenagh Guardian, out Wednesday