In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

President to visit Cloughjordan – Michael D Higgins will formally open a new amphitheatre at the Eco Village this Friday;

 

Anger over mistreatment of pony that was put down in Birdhill;

 

€500,000 EuroMillions win for Roscrea factory worker;

 

Seven drink driving arrests in Nenagh district over bank holiday weekend;

 

Indoor plan approved for Nenagh Tennis Club;

 

Nenagh's Gill family to host series of history events;

 

Exciting programme of events for MacDonagh Weekend in Cloughjordan;

 

Dr Mary Ryan's Nenagh concert hits all the right notes;

 

Launch of Pieta House Walk in Ballina/Killaloe;

 

Stations of the Cross and Dawn Mass in Nenagh;

 

Awareness building workshops for Lough Derg Blueway;

 

Ormond Octaves to perform at St Mary of the Rosary Church;

 

Profile on Borrisoleigh's world record breaking powerlifter Trish O'Halloran;

 

Families enjoy Easter at the Birdhill Village Park;

 

Appreciation of the late Michael Maher, Holycross;

 

Kilcommon Pilgrim Day a great success;

 

SEAI to provide energy saving showcase in Birdhill;

 

UL Hospitals seeks PALS (Patient Advocacy Liaison Service) volunteers;

 

Nenagh duo Slow Seas feature in lineup for relaunch of upstairs live venue at The Well bar...

 

The Nenagh Guardian is out Wednesday morning as usual.