In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Cullinan to bid for IFA Presidency – Toomevara man ready to “to go war” for Irish farmers;

 

Nenagh Guardian nominates August 16th as 'Tipperary Day' as county goes hurling bonkers ahead of the All Ireland Final;

 

Pilgrims flock to holy well at Youghalarra;

 

Action needed on overgrown Nenagh River Walk;

 

New Chief Superintendent for Tipperary Garda Division;

 

Defence minister comments on Nenagh's old military barracks site, which could be put up for sale by public auction;

 

Local war hero's Victoria Cross medal set for Lorrha display;

 

More funding sought for 'cruel' roads of Lower Ormond;

 

Social housing crisis highlighted as Nenagh family avoids eviction at 11th hour;

 

Shane Lowry's Templederry cousin expresses delight over golfer's triumph;

 

Massive bridge built in Nenagh for Center Parcs resort;

 

Concerns remain over Roscrea Market Square enhancement plan;

 

Hundreds in mortgage arrears in Tipperary;

 

€100,000 scheme to begin on N62 between Roscrea and Templemore this week;

 

All set for the family-friendly Kilcommon Festival;

 

Lakeshore Community Market in Ballinderry this Saturday;

 

Phil Coulter wows fans in Nenagh church concert;

 

Pilgrims to walk from Nenagh to Knock Shrine...

 

There's also a spotlight on this weekend's North Tipperary Agriculture Show, a Back to School feature, as well as lots of Debs photos and plenty more of interest in this week's Guardian, out Wednesday morning as usual.