Tipperary County Council has stepped in to reclaim the former Healthcare Centre in Emly, infusing fresh purpose into a building that was once at the heart of the community.
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11 Jan 2026
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11 Jan 2026
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The traffic situation in Tipperary Town is one that is brought up in council meeting after council meeting but like Irish Water and the lack of it in taps regularly, it isn’t an issue solved.
The state of the roads is an obvious one. We know too many have been killed by speeding cars. Barrenstown Cross needs fixing. The road to Cahir too. The potholes are as bad as ever.
Add in issues surrounding drugs, immigration and antisocial behavior and you realise the complexity of the issues presented daily.
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