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Yesteryears: Mean conmen dupe pensioners out of cash throughout Tipperary

We go back 30 years this week for our Yesteryears feature, to our edition dated November 21, 1992. The country was in the grip of an election campaign at the time and our main front page story by Michael Heverin informed readers that An Taoiseach ...

03 Nov 2022 at 09:30

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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 ...

04 May 2023 at 07:00

$YESTERYEARS: Three stabbed in fracas in county Tipperary town$

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YESTERYEARS: Three stabbed in fracas in county Tipperary town

This week for our YESTERYEARS feature we go back to our front page from August 4, 2007. That week the lead story reported on a vicious fracas involving around 15 people in the Bridge Street area of Carrick-on-Suir the previous Saturday night. ...

28 Jul 2022 at 12:30

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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 ...

16 Sept 2022 at 08:00

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YESTERYEARS: Olympic heartbreak as Tipperary cyclist crashes at Barcelona Olympics

The South Eastern Health Board defended its decision not to restore an ambulance service to Tipperary Town, wrote Eamon Lacey on the front page lead story in The Nationalist, dated August 1, 1992. Allegations that ambulance call-out ...

15 Jul 2022 at 09:30

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Yesteryears: Christmas Eve hurricane in south Tipperary - family loses home

For our opening Yesteryears feature of 2023 we venture back 25 years to our first edition of a generation past, ie, January 3, 1998. We led that week with a story co-written by Eamon Lacey and the late Sean Hill, our Cashel ...

04 Jan 2023 at 11:30

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YESTERYEARS: The Suir was the most polluted river in the south east

Forty years ago in our issue of July 31, 1982, we led with a front page story which informed readers that the Suir was the most polluted river in the South East according to a report by the South East Regional Development ...

22 Jul 2022 at 09:30

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YESTERYEARS: €30m rescue plan for flood town - Tipp win seven All-Stars

Clonmel’s flooding nightmare was about to be tackled with the biggest urban flood relief scheme ever undertaken in this country at a cost in excess of €30 million, wrote Eamon Lacey in our main front page story on the ...

01 Dec 2021 at 18:30

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YESTERYEARS: Freak 'whirlwind like tornado' rip holiday homes apart for Tipperary families

For this week’s YESTERYEARS column we venture back a full quarter of a century to our edition dated June 6, 1998. There was good news on the employment front that week when the Tánaiste, Mary Harney, on a visit to ...

01 Jun 2023 at 08:29

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YESTERYEARS: Tipperary Olympic athlete in training place storm

This week for our ‘Yesteryears’ column we amble back twenty years exactly to June 2003 and our edition dated June 21. Michael Heverin’s front page lead story related to a young Cashel man, Aidan Downey, who was ...

09 Jun 2023 at 08:30

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"Lying to the public" - Tipperary General Election candidate accused at stormy Corporation meeting

Thirty-years-ago on June 22, 1991, our main front page story related to a viability plan proposal by An Post at the time which threatened to downgrade Clonmel’s Post Office. At a stormy Corporation meeting, ...

04 Jun 2021 at 09:30

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YESTERYEARS 2006: “UK cider drinkers multi million euro boost for Clonmel.”

Our front page lead story exactly 15 years ago on August 26, 2006, was headlined “UK cider drinkers multi million euro boost for Clonmel.” Eamon Lacey’s story told how a €50 million investment designed to ...

27 Aug 2021 at 20:00

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