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Afternoon Tea in aid of Alzheimer’s Society and the Irish Deaf Society

The annual Afternoon Tea in aid of Alzheimer’s Society and the Irish Deaf Society will take place at the home of Nancy and David Walsh, Ballynamasna, on Sunday next, July 15, from 2pm to 5pm. This year their chosen charity is: The Alzheimer’s ...

13 Jul 2018 at 13:08

Tipperary Sport

Kevin's 32 County Challenge comes to Tipperary

See him run in the Moyne AC 5k Run on 17th September 2017 marks a unique challenge in the life of Corkonian Kevin Donovan. Born and reared in Ballycotton, the running mecca of Cork, he could not but be influenced by the athletic community in ...

06 Sept 2017 at 13:18

Local News

Irish Sign Language Awareness Week: Clonmel woman (32) "living in an isolated world" campaigns for change

A Clonmel woman “living in an isolated world” is campaigning for Irish Sign Language (ISL) to be recognised in society and for the necessary supports to be put in place in the areas of employment, education and access to public services for ...

22 Sept 2017 at 14:04

National News

‘No buck passing between departments’ on disability reform – Taoiseach

There can be “no buck passing” or “hiding places” for government departments or agencies on enacting disability reforms, the Taoiseach has said. Micheal Martin was speaking as he launched a national strategy to promote and better ...

03 Sept 2025 at 16:29

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