In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Parades set for North Tipperary – Lots of family fun to look forward to with St Patrick's Day parades around the county, and the Ballycommon Sponsored Ride also on this weekend;

 

'We're going to kill childen' – Vintners delegation meets local councillors in campaign for minimum pricing of alcohol amid underage drinking concerns;

 

Campaign to have Nenagh Castle illuminated in various colours;

 

Garda warning over more break-ins in Nenagh district;

 

End of an era in Killaloe as Whelan's shop closes after 55 years;

 

Photographer Bridget Delaney recounts her recent memorable trip to India;

 

Daffodil Day launched in Nenagh;

 

Banking and post office exhibition in Cloughjordan;

 

HSE chief visits Roscrea;

 

High Court judge Michael MacGrath of Nenagh is honoured in Cashel;

 

Kilruane community's tribute to Sacristan Jim Hogan after 38 years of service;

 

Further details sought on plan to build 36 residential units in Nenagh;

 

Successful Dive Ireland International Expo held in Nenagh;

 

Tributes to the late Tom Cleary of Cloughjordan;

 

Death of Roscrea native Jim Smyth;

 

Rearcross Drama Group present 'It's the Real McCoy';

 

'Anyone Could Rob a Bank' in Ardcroney;

 

Lissenhall Players take to the stage with Brian Friel's 'Communication Cord'...

 

You'll also find a 12-page farming supplement in this week's Guardian, out now