Concern has been expressed about drug dealing and anti-social behaviour in an area of Upper Irishtown, Clonmel
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The transition year students at The Presentation Secondary School in Clonmel can be very proud of themselves as the tractor they dressed for the plougbing championships is getting plenty of attention.
The tractor is covered in crisp packets from the Tipperary company O'Donnells.
People are posing for photos beside the O'Donnells Crisp Tractor which is possibly the best dressed tractor at the plouhhing.
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