In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Almost 15,000 fish killed in Ollatrim River – fourth local fish kill in just eight weeks;

 

Drought raises question over Shannon water abstraction plan;

 

Gardaí investigating “serious incident” in which number of males assaulted in Nenagh;

 

European court to decide on Keeper wind farm plan;

 

RTÉ spotlight on Dromineer;

 

Lough Derg RNLI appeals for new volunteers;

 

Acclaim for Thomas MacDonagh Museum, Cloughjordan;

 

New eye services at Nenagh hospital;

 

Liam Gleeson's song for the Pope's visit;

 

Protest at Templemore Garda College;

 

Nenagh solicitors firm in landmark case;

 

Nenagh man Cian McCormack on his bike for RTÉ;

 

Inaugural Tipperary Volunteering Fair is a great success;

 

Grandson of Nenagh scientist JD Bernal becomes Irish citizen;

 

Kennedy clan gathers in north Tipperary;

 

Thomas Conway recalls the Obama visit to Moneygall;

 

Fundraising drive for Ballingarry man Ciaran Enright;

 

Moneygall family promote campaign with plan for Midwest respite house for children with physical disabilities;

 

Lorrha without a resident priest;

 

Nenagh man Kevin Gubbins in bid to play at Electric Picnic...

 

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