There has been a major garda shake-up in Tipperary with some high-profile transfers and promotions announced by An Garda Síochána on Tuesday afternoon.
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07 Jan 2026
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Congratulations and best wishes to Fr Eugene Everard from Tipperary Town who has taken up the appointment of Parish Priest of Sologhead and Oola following the retirement of Fr John Morris after 25 years ministering in the parishes.
Fr Eugene who described it in his homily last Sunday as a team appointment amongst his parishioners and looked forward to the many challenges ahead while for Fr Morris who may have retired as Parish Priest he will continue to serve as an Auxiliary Priest to the people in a number of parishes in the Diocese of Cashel and Emly.
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