In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Public appeal over Halloween bonfires – North Tipp Fire Service warns against bonfires and unlicensed use of fireworks, with Tipp Co Council spending €12,000 cleaning up after bonfires;

 

IFA presidential candidate Tim Cullinan calls for tough stance against US policy;

 

Gardaí investigating Borrisokane threat allegation;

 

Evan was everyone's hero – Newport community to hold party in memory of little Evan Jones;

 

Residents voice criticism of Tipperary Co Council over controversial plan to build houses in Nenagh's Cormack Drive estate;

 

Successful Dromineer-Nenagh Literary Festival;

 

Campaign launched to make Nenagh an “autism-friendly town”;

 

Award for Dromineer poet Eleanor Hooker;

 

Month's mind Mass for Nenagh musician Larry Richardson;

 

Tommy Dunne raises Active School flag at Kilkeary NS;

 

Appeal for people to register for next month's Rapunzel hair-raising fundraiser in Silvermines;

 

Nenagh College students in novel approach to teen phone use;

 

Wave of Light – pregnancy and infant loss remembrance day;

 

Debut single from Nenagh hip hop group Cloud 404;

 

Disco fever hits Nenagh with Abba tribute band Waterloo and 'Derry Girls' disco at the Scouts Hall...

The Nenagh Guardian is out Wednesday morning as usual