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Students from Ballinahinch NS on their habitat survey
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Concern has been expressed about drug dealing and anti-social behaviour in an area of Upper Irishtown, Clonmel
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Some of the cars that were seized by CAB last September
Businessman John Ryan, who died in June
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Back, from left: Walter O’Donnell, Paddy O’Connor, Tom O’Connor, Jimmy Looby. Front, from left: Sandra English, Seamus King, Jim Joe Dudley, Kevin Barron, John Hally
Tipperary's Mary Ryan was outstanding again at the edge of the square for Tipp in their victory over Wexford
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Michael Ryan C, Chairman of the West Board presented the Crosco Cup to Cashel King Cormac captain Conn Bonnar
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Drom native Catherine Connors pictured in her adopted home of Normandy
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