Work on Liberty Square revamp unlikely tilll late 2017
Work on a major revamp of Liberty Square in Thurles is unlikely to get underway until late 2017.
Official opening of C-Saw remembrance garden
A Clonmel based suicide awareness group will officially open their Remembrance Garden this afternoon.
Clinton hits out at Trump over beauty queen tirade
Hilary Clinton has lambasted Donald Trump for his latest controversial remarks about a beauty queen.
€1.2 million worth of drugs seized in Tipp
Gardaí conduct over 25 searches this week
Minister says pay deals must be within LRA
The public expenditure minister says any changes in public sector pay will have to be within the boundaries of the Lansdowne Road pay agreement.
Lowry calls for talks on Garda pay row
There are fears the people of Tipperary will lose confidence in the Gardaí if their strike goes ahead in November.
SF call for investment in water infrastructure
Sinn Féin wants to see an extra 340 million euro in capital funding spent on upgrading the water system.
ASTI say they won’t grade parts of Junior Cert
The head of the ASTI, says the teaching union is taking a principled stance on not grading a continuous assessment portion of the new Junior Cert English paper.
