In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Hike in Local Property Tax – Tipperary Co Council in controversial raising of Local Property Tax by 10% after vote;

 

Former Labour councillor Sandra Farrell seeks top position with Fianna Fáil;

 

Emergency services respond to two fires in Nenagh;

 

“A great day for Borrisokane” as street plan is finally passed;

 

Farmers protest in Nenagh Aldi supermarket;

 

Fine Gael going all out to win a seat in Tipperary;

 

Birdhill beauty Cailin Duggan aims for glory as Miss Tipperary 2017;

 

Nenagh man's song 'as Gaeilge' features on FIFA '18 video game soundtrack;

 

Concern over proposal to clean up Rathcabbin dump;

 

Tipp tops on breath test figures;

 

Call for agreement on Nenagh Castle plan going forward;

 

Councillors frustrated by derelict buildings;

 

'Evidence' secured following illegal dumping in Nenagh River;

 

'Children of Lir' for Cloughjordan amphitheatre;

 

Derg Business Alliance to hold open meeting in Nenagh;

 

Tipperary celebrates Culture Night;

 

Accolade for Waterman's Lodge Alzheimer care facility in Ballina;

 

Daly family from Ballymackey talk about their house-swap with a Finnish family;

 

Killaloe Diocesan Faith Fest;

 

New village park for Toor;

 

'Mines duo Sheelagh Chadwick and Liam Gleeson launch music for International Peace Day;

 

Local man Michael Durack to launch new poetry collection in Ballina...

 

The Nenagh Guardian is out on Wednesday morning