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Yesteryears: Investigation in mysterious spate of serious illnesses in Tipperary

We go back a full quarter of a century for our YESTERYEARS feature this week, to our edition dated May 16, 1998. Our lead story that week was health related and we reported that an appeal had been made to the South Eastern Health Board to carry out ...

04 May 2023 at 07:00

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YESTERYEARS: Robbers sent fleeing by 21-year-old Tipperary shotgun hero

Our Yesteryears feature this week takes us back a full quarter of a century to September 1997. Our lead story that week, written by Eamon Lacey, informed readers that Adi Roche was, at that point in time, favourite to win the race to become the ...

16 Sept 2022 at 08:00

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"I'll rot in gaol first" - the words of an angry Tipperary man in July 1980

“I’ll rot in gaol first!” says Teddy - was the heading on our lead front page story of July 12, 1980. It related to a planning crux in Carrick-on-Suir where Teddy Ryan of No. 1 St John’s Terrace, decided to build a house at his site on the ...

11 Jul 2021 at 13:00

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YESTERYEARS: Tipperary saw mixed and heated reaction to Northern Ireland peace agreement

The 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement has been making national and world headlines of late so it’s only right that our YESTERYEARS feature this week should focus on the front page of The Nationalist from that same week, our ...

13 Apr 2023 at 08:30

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Yesteryears: Ultimatum to Tipperary factory workers - sign or the plant closes

We go back all of 40 years for our YESTERYEARS feature this week, to our edition dated May 7, 1983. Our lead story that week was industry-related and concerned a meat plant in Cahir closing down its beef processing operation because ...

20 Apr 2023 at 19:21

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Yesteryears - Shock as Clonmel loses all surgical services to Waterford

“Shock as Clonmel loses all cancer surgical services to Waterford” was the main headline jumping from our front page this week 15 years ago, in our edition dated Saturday, January 26, 2008. Eamon Lacey reported that week that ...

28 Jan 2023 at 07:00

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Yesteryears: Freedom of Clonmel for President Robinson; seven cars broken into

This week our YESTERYEARS feature jumps back 30 years in time to our edition of April 10, 1993, when Anne Marie O’Brien covered the main story about the conferring of President Mary Robinson with the Freedom of the Borough ...

06 Apr 2023 at 08:30

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Yesteryears: War blamed as factory in Tipperary laid off 100 workers

Our YESTERYEARS feature this week returns to our edition of April 5, 2003 when our lead story, written by Aodhán Ó Faoláin, was headlined: “War blamed as tannery to lay off 100.” A downturn in world markets and the war in ...

30 Mar 2023 at 10:00

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Yesteryears: Slot machines destroying Clonmel and causing more trouble than drugs or drink

This week for our YESTERYEARS feature we travel back all of forty years to our edition dated May 21, 1983 and a very busy front page. The lead story carried the headline “Addict tells court slot machines are destroying ...

18 May 2023 at 08:28

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Yesteryears: Full scale murder hunt underway in Clonmel for brutal killer

“Gardaí hunt brutal killer” screamed the front page headline in our issue from 25 years ago, dated November 1, 1997. A full-scale murder hunt was underway in Clonmel after a man was bludgeoned to death in a laneway ...

11 Nov 2022 at 08:00

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