In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

'Confusion' reigns over election boundaries – councillors express concern that people don't know who they can vote for in May 24th local elections;

 

National Transport Authority working with Bus Éireann and Local Link to provide new bus service after Kavanagh withdrawal;

 

Gardaí investigating firearm incident in Nenagh housing estate;

 

Rathcabbin man thankful after stolen tractor returned;

 

'Keep Tipp Buzzing' wildflower initiative from Tipperary Co Council;

 

Farm safety day in Borrisokane;

 

Calls made for Tipperary hotel;

 

MEP's visit to Silvermines hydro-electric power site;

 

Council deals with 46 'hardship cases' out of 8,000 accounts following rent review;

 

Lee launches election campaign in Roscrea;

 

Top scientist at First Data event...

 

Also in this week's Guardian – out Wednesday – a feature on the new Silver Arch Family Resource Centre in Nenagh, plus lots of photos from the 50th birthday celebrations at Nenagh Credit Union