In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...
Sun brings boost to lakeside traders – Crowds flocking to Lough Derg to enjoy this sustained spell of hot weather are providing a welcome boost for local traders;
Pool for women in labour at Limerick maternity hospital;
Plans for social houses in Nenagh and Portroe;
Virginia O'Dowd and Fiona Bonfield to run for Labour in Nenagh and Newport;
Tipp Fianna Fáil row blazes on as Cllr Michael Smith seeks investigation;
New foodstore planned for Nenagh;
Water conservation appeal in Toomevara;
Ray D'Arcy radio show broadcasting from Dromineer as Ireland's Hidden Heartlands revealed;
Moldovan protest in Nenagh;
Warm summer set to bring jellyfish to Lough Derg;
E-planning pilot scheme for Tipp;
Nathan Carter in Nenagh to open new restaurant Bistro 41;
Concern over presence of horses at former mining site at Gortmore;
Annual Kennedy Clan Gathering to take place next week;
Birdhill in glorious bloom for international judges' visit;
Tipp dementia care services are not even basic standard;
“I don't feel like a criminal” - Michael Lowry
St Vincent de Paul president visits Roscrea;
Large crowd enjoys successful, sun-soaked Nenagh Castlefest;
Countdown to the Borrisoleigh festival...
There's also an eight-page Farming Supplement in this week's Nenagh Guardian, out now