Drivers in Thurles are advised to avoid this area as two months of works are set to begin
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29 Sept 2022
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29 Sept 2022
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Cllr John Carroll has asked for a planned programme of action to clear drains
Fianna Fail's John Carroll seeks a plan of action
Tipperary County Councillor John Carroll has called on the council to clear drains regularly and systametically so as to ensure that roads are kept free of flooding.
This is basic work, the Fianna Fail councillor said, but it ensures that road surfaces last longer and stay in better condition as the water has a route off the roads.
He asked for a planned programme to be drawn up and followed each year.
The former Ardfinnan Paper Sack factory site has been purchased by Tipperary County Council to develop housing
Fr Sheehy’s GAA Club hosted an Under 11 hurling blitz in Fr Sheehy Park on Sunday morning last. Teams from Glenroe (Limerick), Kildorrery (Cork) and Cappoquin (Waterford) participated.
Sonas Nursing Home staff members Denise O’Callaghan, John Corcoran and Paula Harrison with the €1,392 cheque for Carrick Meals Assistance Service.
For one night only on Saturday, October 29, the Rhododendron Walking Festival crew are putting together another amazing hike.
Refresh Thurles Best Presented Shopfront Competition had Ryan's Daughter as the winner. Pictured From Left : John Lanigan, Geraldine Roche, Tommy Barrett and Gary Roche.
Some of the serving gardaí in the Nenagh Garda District
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