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Gillian O'Dwyer, Ellen Butler and Anna O'Dwyer
William Quinlan was announced as the overall winner of the Tenth Annual National Secondary School Essay Writing Competition at an online prizegiving ceremony
Tipperary students given chance to buy a unique present for their teacher
Ursuline Secondary School, Thurles
Congratulations to winners Oisin O’Dwyer, Rhys Bowen, and Fenella Riordan
Congratulations to Adam O’Dwyer
Scoil Ruáin (Killenaule) TY Geography Students from left to right: Anna Chirubvu, Elena Hernandez, Cathal Linnane, Ruben Sanchez and TY Geography Teacher, Breda Dwyer photographed in front of SDG wall
Pupils from Shronell NS display their planters in their school garden
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John Collison: part of the group that has bought Weston Airport
Concern has been expressed about drug dealing and anti-social behaviour in an area of Upper Irishtown, Clonmel
Nenagh Court was told that man had no shirt or shoes on while attempting to hit nightclub security staff with a leather belt
Credit: Tipperary gardaí
St John the Baptist girls school on the Old Road in Cashel
Dr Liam Noonan Programme Leader for Data Analytics and Cyber security, LIT
Gearóid Ryan, Scoil Naomh Cualán, 3rd class, Co. Tipperary
Dress is by Ava Cuddy, Aisling Grehan and Leah Doyle TY
Clonmel 's Árdscoil Na mBráithre (CBS High School) in Kickham Street
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Perry Power, Mooreabbey Milers AC, at the Conna 5k in Ballynoe last Friday evening
Tipperary farmers advised to keep their farm and personal data safe
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