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Work was carried out recently by Tipperary County Council at St John's Graveyard
St John's Famine Graveyard in Tipperary Town is in immaculate condition after some incredible work was carried out there by the environment section of Tipperary County Council.
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The work has been welcomed by Cllr Annemarie Ryan of Tipperary Town who said the completion of the job would be welcomed by many.
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"St John's Famine Graveyard.Job done!The committee and I want to thank Tipperary Cahir Cashel Municipal District and the Environment Section of Tipperary County Council," said Cllr Ryan.
"It looks great and will make a big difference to everyone who visits St.Johns and Tipperary Hills," said the Tipperary Town based councillor.
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