County Bord na nÓg chairman Tommy Landers presents the 2021 County U17 B trophy to Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams captain Diarmuid Kinnane. Pic: Eamonn McGee
26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Christmas Mass Times
Church Services For Christmas 2017
St. Marys Church of Ireland, Littleton: Christmas Eve, Sunday 24th December Service at 11.00pm
St. Peter in Chains Church, Moycarkey: Christmas Eve, December 24th - Mass at 7.30pm. Christmas Day, Monday 25th December - Mass at 11.00am. St. Stephens Day, Tuesday 26th December 0 - Mass at 10.00am.
St. Kevins Church, Littleton: Christmas Eve, Sunday December 24th - Mass at 7.00pm. Christmas Day, Monday 25th December Masses at 9.00am and 12noon. St. Stephens Day, Tuesday 26th December - Mass at 10.00am. Wednesday 27th and Thursday 28th - Mass at 10.00am. Friday 29th December - Mass at 7.30pm.
St James Church, Two Mile Borris: Christmas Eve, 24th December - Mass at 8.30pm. Christmas Day, Monday 25th December - Mass at 10.30am.
Fundraising drive: Paddy Heffernan, North Tipperary Hospice Movement, accepts the keys of the campervan valued at €75,000 from Pat Horan of Pat Horan Motors, Aglish
Bus transfers will replace services on the line
Tipperary holidaymakers get more choice through Shannon Airport
File Photo: St Michael's Rhys Byron who scored a hat-trick inside the opening 15 minutes against Cahir Park on Sunday last.
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