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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Churches in Tipperary have asked locals to donate unwanted presents or food to the church, to then go to a local charity in the locality.
The Clogheen, Burncourt and Ballyporeen Churches made a call to parishioners this week to bring donations to their local church.
The notice said: "If you would like to consider placing wrapped presents in front of the crib/ toys unused and unbroken, biscuits, chocolates in date for next weekend masses for the feast of the wise men, January 6. All presents will be sent to a local charity."
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