In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Green light for Nenagh jobs – Planning permission granted for First Data facility where 300 jobs are to be created in Nenagh;

 

Closure of Nenagh's main street in August;

 

Expansion plan for McDonald's in Roscrea;

 

Crash at Nenagh cross;

 

Death of Abbey Machinery co-founder Mary Cavanagh

 

Planning applications on the rise in Tipp;

 

Roscrea enterprise centre to create jobs moves a step closer;

 

Castlelough festival discussed at council meeting;

 

Major sailing event coming to Lough Derg in August;

 

Facelift for Roscrea's Racket Hall Hotel;

 

Busy weekend for Lough Derg lifeboat;

 

More concern over Roscrea's Dean Maxwell home;

 

Nenagh man's film a hit at Galway Film Fleadh;

 

New York native gives her positive impressions of Nenagh;

 

Former mayor of Nenagh talks of how yoga and meditation has changed her life;

 

Young soccer players from Gaza to visit Nenagh next week;

 

Centenary of Kilcommon officer's death at sea with Lord Kitchener;

 

Photographs from Fr Dan Fitzgerald's 100th birthday party in Navan;

 

Ormond Special Olympics Club celebrates 20th anniversary;

 

New Ford Mustang to arrive at Lyons of Nenagh next week;

 

Best Village award for Terryglass;

 

Newport Men's Shed needs a home;

 

Big-name stars appearing at comedy weekend in Ballina;

 

Nenagh muisician James McGrath performing hometown gig in Philly's this Friday night...

 

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