Confusion over bidder contribution to National Broadband Plan
People in rural areas are sceptical, and don't believe the National Broadband Plan will happen according to a Tipperary TD.
Deputy Jackie Cahill has made...
Tipp sees slight increase in unemployment
The numbers on the live register in Tipperary last month increased slightly from March.
However, there's been a decrease in the numbers signing on since...
Way cleared for Clonmel N24 development
Plans for a major redevelopment of a service station in South Tipp have been given the green light.
Up to 25 jobs are set to...
Minister Bruton washes his hands of Thurles post office decision
The Communications Minister has once again said it's not within his gift to tell An Post not to relocate their post office in Thurles.
Minister...
Thurles Post office move confirmed by CEO
It's been confirmed that Thurles Post Office will be moving from Liberty Square to Thurles Shopping centre.
Cllr Jim Ryan, Chair of the Stop the...
Renewed criticism of rates waivers in Tipp town
A local election candidate in Tipperary town has again criticised the rates waivers for big businesses in the town.
Barry Walsh is running in the...
Calls for periphery projects in Thurles to be prioritised
A Thurles Councillor has raised the possibility of rerouting funding for Liberty Square to other local projects.
The town's iconic centre is due to undergo...
New digital hub development to draw business into Nenagh
Plans are afoot for the development of an Innovation Centre/Digital Hub in Nenagh.
The local municipal district has been in talks with Enterprise Ireland about...
