In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

New waste laws for Tipp – Draft byelaws requiring householders to show proof of refuse collection;

 

Large number of alcohol-related arrests in Nenagh district;

 

Third river fish kill in a fortnight in local area;

 

Two swimming-related deaths on Lough Derg;

 

Gardaí investigating assaults in Roscrea;

 

Killaloe student Hannah Moroney is Munster Spelling Bee champion;

 

Joyous occasion at opening of new Sacred Heart Primary School in Roscrea;

 

Sale of prime Nenagh town centre site;

 

Concern over lack of mental health services in Tipperary;

 

New appointments in Killaloe Diocese;

 

Nenagh native expresses sadness and calls for action on dereliction in Nenagh;

 

Portroe native heads up Tipp Green Party;

 

Newtown clay pigeon shoot in aid of the Parkinson's Association;

 

Nenagh architect's Templemore project to feature at Venice exhibition;

 

Craft Strategy launched in Tipperary;

 

Local events to highlight Elder Abuse Awareness Day;

 

Applications invited for County Tipperary Business Awards 2018;

 

Cruinniú na nÓg at Nenagh Arts Centre...

 

The Nenagh Guardian is in the shops on Wednesday morning as usual