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Damaged Tipperary bridge is now open for use after completion of repairs

After just over three months out of use Kilganny Bridge between Coakleys Cross, Burncourt and Ballylooby is finally reopen to the public Cllr Máirín McGrath has paid tribute to all those involved in carrying out the work to the bridge. "Following ...

11 Apr 2022 at 18:16

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New footpath for Ballylooby

Funding has been approved for the provision of a new foothpath in Ballylooby. The funding has been welcomed by Councillor Máirín McGrath. " I am delighted that funding has been approved under this years Active Travel scheme for the provision of ...

08 Feb 2022 at 15:32

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Deputy Mattie McGrath raises issue of costs involved in directly elected mayor of Tipperary

Independent TD Mattie McGrath has described the confirmation by the Minister of State for Local Government, John Paul Phelan, that the government will actively pursue a Directly Elected Mayor for all of County Tipperary as deeply troubling. ...

11 Apr 2019 at 19:43

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Mattress amnesty in Tipperary

A mattress amnesty will take place in Tipperary as part of an anti-dumping initiative by Tipperary County Council. Mattresses will be accepted free of charge at a number of locations throughout Tipperary.

31 Jul 2024 at 18:20

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