In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Work on streets hits business in Nenagh – Chamber of Commerce receives complaints over major traffic congestion in the town;

 

Substantial heroin seizure in Nenagh;

 

Second Tipp road fatality of 2017 occurs on motorway;

 

Cistercian College Roscrea conducting online survey and seeking expressions of interest from parents of prospective students;

 

Nenagh TY students launch widely endorsed road, water, fire and farm safety book;

 

Reaction to proposed speed limit increase on Nenagh-Limerick road;

 

National radio discussion on Silvermines giant Cornelius McGrath;

 

Mellow Tones from Cloughjordan women;

 

Inland Waterways Association of Ireland voices concern over Irish Water pipe plan;

 

Senior gardaí launch Tipperary Garda Youth Awards;

 

Council launches Spring Clean 2017;

 

Exciting developments at Carrig NS;

 

Roscrea to host Spring Conference;

 

Chairman of Roscrea Tidy Towns urges community to aim for silver medal award this year;

 

Launch of Cloughjordan Heritage Trail;

 

Opening of 'The Fayre' shop in Nenagh;

 

Tipp senior hurling manager Michael Ryan appointed head of Bank of Ireland Tipperary;

 

Remembering the 1867 Fenian Rising in Borrisoleigh;

 

Nenagh band's Mid Life Crisis;

 

Nenagh duo Slow Seas in Apple of My Eye song contest...

 

Plus a 12-page farming guide in this week's Guardian, out Wednesday morning.