22/07/2019
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Nenagh Court was told that a Tipperary man said he did ‘something stupid’ by taking television
Nenagh Court: Roscrea man pledged not to drink again
Man jailed for raping niece twice loses appeal against conviction
Man avoids being jailed for contempt after agreeing to stay away from property in receivership
Kildare man sentenced to 11-and-a-half years imprisonment
Anastasia Kriegel sentencing adjourned for psychiatrist reports
Nenagh Court: motorist pleaded not guilty to drink driving
Judge Tom Teehan: has retired from the circuit court after 13 years on the bench
Thurles District Court
Sarah Doran was sentenced to eight-and-a-half years imprisonment with the final three-and-a-half years suspended
The late Ana Kriegel
Nnagh Court has ordered a probation report on a man who cashed cheques
Nenagh Court was told that an intoxicated Tipperary man damaged car wing mirrors on way home
Nenagh Court disqualified a drink driver who crashed into vehicles in Nenagh
Judge Elizabeth MacGrath: had concerns that man had to be hospitalised after taking tablets
Nenagh Court: Judge Elizabeth MacGrath ordered that defendant's bail be forfeited
Welsh man Wesley Purse moves to appeal sentence
Pictured ahead of the Bord Gáis Energy under-20 provincial hurling finals were Eoin O’Leary (Wexford), Evan Shefflin (Kilkenny), Robert Downey (Cork) and Jake Morris (Tipperary). Picture: Sportsfile
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Latest: Tipperary motorway reopens following earlier collision
Shane McGrath
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Nenagh Court was told that a Tipperary man said he did ‘something stupid’ by taking television
Carlow manager Colm Bonnar has drawn a comparison between the intensity of the Wexford players and the approach of Tipperary’s Patrick Maher ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling semi-final.
Nathan Carter is pictured with Michael Lowry and fans as they prepare for the annual Cut Loose country music festival in Holycross this weekend, Sunday, July 21
Butlers circa 1957/58
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