In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

'To talk is the brave thing to do' – Former Tipp hurler Seamus Hennessy presents the remarkable sum of of over €220,000 that he raised for suicide awareness by completing the Antarctic Ice Marathon;

 

Funding boost for Nenagh Gaol amid hopes of creating a new tourist attraction in the town;

 

Launch of Camrha in Nenagh;

 

Funding welcomed for UHL inpatient block;

 

Gardaí probe broadband scam as thousands of euro siphoned from local accounts;

 

Massive cleanup of Tipp planned for this Sunday;

 

Ballina-based Rose Anne White is Green Party election candidate in the Newport area;

 

Cloughjordan pupils to strike every Friday over climate change;

 

Nenagh man Brendan Murphy is hounoured to run for Fianna Fáil;

 

Fine Gael select Cllr Phyll Bugler to contest the local elections in Newport, while Labour to launch Louise Morgan Walsh's campaign in Nenagh this Friday;

 

Launch of Mid West business forum, MidWest Business-2-Business;

 

Lively fintech discussion held by First Data in Nenagh;

 

Calls for a new reservoir in Portland area amid concern over water in Lower Ormond;

 

Aonach ar Siúl and the Camino Society of Ireland meet in Nenagh;

 

Profile of local women in business ahead of International Women's Day;

 

Historian Danny Grace with the story of Puckaun man Patrick Hogan's emigration to Australia;

 

Borrisokane Community College WellFest fundraiser...

 

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