In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Big festival set to give Nenagh a boost – Mundy, Paddy Casey, Paddy Cole, Trudi Lalor and the Mint Jazz Band among the acts for Nenagh Castlefest 2017 in June;

 

More vehicles targeted by criminals in Nenagh district;

Ten people injured in three-vehicle crash on M7 at Moneygall;

 

Helicopter called out to forest fire on Slieve Felim mountains;

 

Planning granted for coffee area at Nenagh's Brooklands filling station;

 

Sponsored dog walk in Nenagh;

 

Special commendation for Cloughjordan project in national Get Involved comptition;

 

Concern over rate of invalid planning applications in Tipperary;

 

New pre-school and after-school hub at Bishop Harty NS;

 

Nenagh councillor calls for rethink on parking charges;

 

Birdhill firm supports N20 upgrade;

 

Council drafts new policy on roadside memorials to people who have died in accidents;

 

Roscrea launch of new Tipp GAA anthem;

 

Celebrating 60 years of Roscrea Conferences;

 

Local historian Danny Grace on the Norwood Races outside Nenagh;

 

'Movies and Musicals' returns to the stage in Newport this weekend;

 

Cloughjordan Community Development Committee presents range of events for National Biodiversity Week...

 

 

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