In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Dariusz expresses thanks to Nenagh – wife returns to Nenagh for first time since his tragic accident in Poland and thanks community for their support, with monthly medical costs of €7,000;

 

Innovation centre/digital hub planned for Nenagh;

 

Gardaí investigating assaults in which two males were hospitalised in Nenagh;

 

Lorrha war hero Martin O'Meara's Victoria Cross to be put on display at National Museum of Ireland;

 

Nenagh cinema link with new Tolkien film;

 

Alan Kelly and Michael Lowry clash again over north Tipp nursing home provision;

 

New floating jetty opened in Ballina;

 

Recalling Tony McKenna's 140-mile hurley and ball solo to Dublin in aid of Borrisokane Day Care Centre in 1982;

 

Dromineer Literary Festival seeks writer in residence;

 

Drop in Tipp live register figures;

 

All set for Darkness Into Light events;

 

Killaloe-Ballina Local History Society invite people to share memories of the twin towns in times past;

 

Local elections – Sinn Féin's Damian O'Donoghue of Nenagh and Ardcroney's Cllr Ger Darcy of Fine Gael launch their campaigns, while Damien Hough (FF) of Borrisokane also registers his candidacy;

 

Opportunity for public to meet election candidates in Roscrea;

 

Minister Damien English launches new village housing plan for Tipp;

 

Cycle Against Suicide passes through north Tipp...

 

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