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Irish Water is carrying out scheduled works in these areas of Tipperary from this evening
Irish Water is carrying out scheduled works in the Thurles and Dundrum areas this evening and tomorrow morning.
Customers in Cluain Glas, Marlstone Manor, Thurles and the surrounding areas are advised that valve installation works will take place between 10pm on Tuesday, May 24, and 2am Wednesday, May 25.
In the Dundrum area, leak detection works will be carried out between 1am and 5am on Wednesday, May 25.
A traffic management plan will be in place for the Dundrum works.
Irish Water advises customers to wait for two to three hours after repairs are complete for full services to resume.
Killenaule's Michael Doyle, pictured with Seamus Mullins, chairman of the south Tipperary GAA Board, was man of the match in last year's south senior hurling championship final against Mullinahone
Toomevara writer Brendan Lynch with Catherine Ryan of Nenagh Bookshop where a window display marks the author’s birthday
Golden/Kilfeacle hope to run their rescheduled field evening this Friday evening at 5pm weather permitting. A bit of Golden sunshine would be appreciated.
A pedestrian waits to cross Liberty Square - a painting scheme is being introduced for interested parties in Liberty Square.
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