In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Iceland comes to Nenagh – International supermarket chain to open at Stereame next Tuesday;

 

Concerns raised as Ballina-Killaloe bridge damaged by lorries;

 

Plan to build 22 houses in Nenagh;

 

Illegal dump site found near Step viewing point, Silvermines;

 

Garda warning over fraud following incidents in Borrisokane and Roscrea;

 

War remembrance events hosted by local communities;

 

Sold-out local screening of Cloughjordan producer Nicholas Ryan-Purcell's new film, with second date added;

 

Local Tidy Towns teams honoured at awards ceremony;

 

Nenagh grandmother Mary Gavin tells of lung condition ahead of World COPD Day;

 

New name, same approach for North Tipperary Leader Partnership;

 

Roscrea's Patrick Brennan is Zurich Insurance Farmer of the Year;

 

Nominations sought for Tipp Association awards;

 

Country music fundraising festival in Lorrha;

 

Cloughjordan to host Circus Club Festival this weekend;

 

Nenagh Players present 'The Field'...

 

The Nenagh Guardian is out Wednesday morning as usual