The Moycullen intermediate team who won the Galway Hurling Championship on Sunday last, which included Danny Gleeson, Knockroe, Drangan.
28 Nov 2021
28 Nov 2021
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A motorist who was stopped and searched by gardaí outside Nenagh was found to have cannabis in his car.
Paul Power of 70 Fairgreen, Ballysimon Road, Limerick, pleaded to possession of cannabis at Tullaheady, Nenagh, on September 4, 2018. The court heard the value of the cannabis was €20 and Mr Power said it was for his own personal use.
Mr Power has 27 previous convictions; the last was in 2012.
Judge Mary Cashen applied the Probation Act on the basis Mr Power had not come to garda attention since.
The main aim is to give parents some more tools to support their children to make the best college and course choices
The late Jean O'Sullivan
There are celebrations in Ballina in north Tipperary tonight after they beat Clonmel Commercials in the county U19 A football championship final
The game was stopped while the man received medical treatment
'Big Maggie' runs for four nights, starting next Thursday, December 2, up to Sunday, December 5. Doors open at 7pm with show starting at 8pm.
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