McGrath: Former bank building will not be used to house refugees in Cahir
There are no plans to house refugees or asylum seekers in the former Bank of Ireland premises in Cahir.
That’s according to Minister Joe O’Brien...
Increase in far-right groups in Ireland a concern according to local humanitarian volunteer
'Compassion Fatigue' may be setting in with people with regard to the war in Ukraine.
That's according to Clonmel man Andrew Laste, who has made...
Local horse breeder launches Project Cossack
A Tipperary horse breeder is to make the 3,000 kilometre trip to Ukraine with much needed equine medicine.
Many horses in Ukraine have become displaced,...
Call for Council to mark Clonmel’s military history
There are calls for a dedicated Military Museum to be established in Clonmel.
Fianna Fáil Councillor for the area Siobhan Ambrose says it is a...
Archbishop of Cashel & Emly hoping for peace in 2023
The Archbishop of Cashel & Emly is hoping that 2023 will bring peace.
Kieran O'Reilly is also urging the people of Tipperary to become peacemakers...
West Tipp man received special acknowledgement at passing out Parade
A West Tipp man has received special acknowledgement at a passing out Parade in Kilkenny.
Bansha's Private Paul Crotty received the James Stephens Award to...
Questions asked about provision of services for Ukrainian refugees in Tipp
A local councillor has asked how and when ancillary services will be provided for Ukrainian refugees living in Tipperary.
There have been 600 people to...
Moyglass author to launch first novel
A local author will launch her first novel in Cashel Library next week.
"The Tailor’s Daisy" by Nikita Catherine from Moyglass tells the story of...
