Tipperary man Declan Kelly, the former CEO of Teneo, congratulates Willie Connors after Tipperary's All-Ireland senior hurling championship success in 2019. Picture: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
28/09/2021
28/09/2021
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Collection is now at 39%
Rate collection in North Tipperary is up by 6% so far this year, according to County Manager Mr Joe MacGrath.
Speaking at the monthly meeting of the local authority this week, the Manager, in answering a query from Cllr John Hogan, said that the council had engaged with a number of rate customers who were not paying their rates, and had made agreenments with them- collection was not at 39% - 6% more than last year.
See this weeks Tipperary Star for full story.
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