In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Here come the boys! - Local girls school announces switch to co-education;

 

Michael Lowry found guilty of filing incorrect tax return and failing to keep proper accounts;

 

Cllr Mattie Ryan becomes chairman of Tipperary Co Council and Nenagh Municipal District;

 

Borrisokane street project goes to tender, but town is “laughing stock of the country” over delay;

 

Nenagh Classic Car Club to hold 'Drive Against Cancer' this Saturday;

 

New special needs assistants for Nenagh schools;

 

Nenagh Castlefest this weekend;

 

Outrage over 'barbaric' treatment of horses in Tipp;

 

Nenagh Choral Society's 'Strictly Dancing at the Musicals' a sellout success;

 

Start gun fired for Tipp local elections;

 

Minister launches voucher scheme promoting Roscrea Castle;

 

Bursary awarded to talented Nenagh teenager Laoise Carey;

 

Lough Derg Sub Aqua Club celebrates 25th anniversary;

 

Terryglass celebrates its new playground;

 

Ancient sites and delights of Lorrha revealed;

 

Historian Danny Grace tells of Mabel Dease's arrival in Nenagh;

 

Revving up for Féile Classical in Thurles...

 

The Guardian is out Wednesday morning as usual