In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

New plans for Nenagh – revised plan for large residential development on the Dublin Road and permission granted for a new pharmacy, along with other plans in train for town;

 

Shock over death of Stephen Gleeson (21) in tragic crash on Garrykennedy road;

 

Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection to open new office in Nenagh;

 

Enterprise hub plan for Roscrea;

 

Fire safety concerns at Nenagh Manor Nursing Home;

 

UL Hospitals Group hits back over 'Patient Plan' claims;

 

Ormond Anglers Association documents over half a century of protecting and enhancing Nenagh River;

 

Kennedy clan gets ready to gather in North Tipp again;

 

Tipperary to host its first Gay Pride Parade in Thurles;

 

Nenagh and Templemore girls selected for Miss Universe contest;

 

Borrisoleigh Festival bigger and better than ever;

 

Nenagh Community Training Centre students in boat building project with Greenland link;

 

Birdhill native Alvy Carragher pens novel;

 

Josephine Ryan retires from Toomevara NS after 38 years;

 

Nenagh's Fianna Fáil general election candidate Sandra Farrell takes lease of Roscrea nursing home;

 

Maria Riordan's 1991 interview with Ballina-Killaloe Local History Society;

 

Dylan Rooney set for Ballinree performance;

 

There's also an eight-page farming supplement in this week's Guardian, out now