Talks to resume in ambulance service row
Sides due to meet over possible strike action
Kerry to receive Tipp award in person
The US Secretary of State John Kerry will travel to Tipperary later this year for his International Peace Award.
Call for Fitzgerald clarification on Operation Thor
The Justice Minister is being accused of sending out the wrong message to criminal gangs targeting Tipperary.
Unemployment figures released
The number of people out of work has stayed below 8 percent in July, with 169,100 people unemployed.
Strong reaction to Cashel vandalism
Cashel has been hit by vandals once again with considerable damage done to flower displays near the Rock of Cashel.
Charity calls for help to ease school cost
One in ten families are having to take out a loan to cover Back to School costs, according to children’s charity Barnardos.
Varadkar wants sugar tax to withstand industry challenge
The Social Protection Minister says any sugar tax legislation needs to be legally foolproof.
Sharp rise in trolley numbers
The number of patients being treated on trolleys or chairs at Tipperary’s main hospital has almost trebled in the last 24 hours.
